The New York herald., 1876-07-25

taor and Aimont He is represented by two entries at
Philadelphia splendid two year-old colt, oy Almont,
out Of the dam OF May Qusen. attracts much attention
from visitors Most OF the stock from this farm that
IL old enough TO drive is in Joseph s. BeIers hands:
Lowell is also established there, with draft OF the
Spring Hill trolters IA charge The old landmark OF
trolting history has renewed IT'S youth and apnenrs
destined to again become famous
New Jersey vies with New York state in the equine
production Mr. a n Darling, senior proprietor OF
the Fiith Avenue Hotel has spendidly appointed and
extensive farm IN the Kamapo Valley, sancrrs
on the Erie Railway, His fast young stallion Ken
lucky Prince entered In the Continental race and
IN The Federal TOR ODDS He is at present
in Beitter's hands on Long Island aud "moving welt"
In the Independence race ior nve yearolds Darlington
is represented by Backwood Belle Gilpcrt's hands
at Fleetwood track.
AT Passac Captain Isaiah Ryndcrs keeps the famous
harem OF brood mares Killarney, by Aberdeen, that
trolted some rattlns good races At three and tour
years old, is also lat home" He does not appear s
the Centennial, hut Aberdeen is represented in the
three year-Od race
At Trenton y. j., the famous Fashion Stud farm ia
object OF pubic attraction. Mr.. II. n. Smith has
there cullcd from the turf OF which ne has long been
active supporter some OF its uest ornaments The
famous Old stallion, General Knox sire Of Camors
Lady Maud &c, is kept here iu company with Jay
Gould becvsd by many to be the fastest stallion iv
ing Among the brood mares such familiar names az
Lady Thorne, Lucy, Idol Big Mary, ROsalnd and Belle
Strickland APPEAR, and VIC hear that Goldsmith Maid
tho peerless rottng queen s TO be at once Withdrawn
from the turf and gwen place among the matrons OF
the Fashion Stud. This farm Is not represented
by any entries at tho Breeders meeting. II is about
the only really prominent breeding estaolisnment IN
tho country that does not appear on the list. The
movement suppo from almost every grazing State
however remote Name California and Tennessee being
represented IN the same races The omission to enter
was probably oversight 10 the time Of closing.
The National up however, Will scarcely be awarded
without the OF Jay Gould among its list Of
tcstants, and, II he starts good nx his admirers
think him capable Of securing the prize, and with IL
regain he honor OF the fastest stallion record which
he enjoyed until his time beaten by Smuggler and
Mambrino Gilt The order OF coutcsting for the cup,
requiring only single dashes OF mile. three trials
esch separate days the contestant elects gives
favorable terms Tor horses engaged in stud and
affords an opportunity to show their speed without
necessatng the severe course OF preparation required
to fight out a severely contested race.
Whilc the sutry season IS on and excursioniss are
anxious to leave the heat OF the city behind them,
delightful entertainment be had for those Of
tho male portion of the community who admire the
trotting horse Than trip amOcg the stud farms Of
Orange, Dutchess and Queens counties and parts Of
New JerSOy.