The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-03-31
TRoTTING IN CALIFORNIA.
TIJRF NOTES.

The following stables arc now the Louisville
Jockey Club course, undergoing preparation for the
approaching meeting:-
General r. and J. Rowett, Carlrnvle, Ill-Cousn
Vic years old by Uncle Vic; jennie Rowett, wears
old by Uncle Vic; Charlie Rowett. years old, by
Uncle We; Harry Edwards, years old, by Uncle Vic
John H. Davis, 81 Louis, Mo.-Gcneral Harvey,
years Old by Pat Malloy; Abilene, years old, by
Pat Malloy Fredericktown, 3ycars old by Pat Maoy;
years old, by Pat Malloy; Banker, years old, by
Michael WEIGH, ST. Louis, Mo.-Captain Hutchinson,
aged by Voucher; Port Leonard, aged, by Vouchers
Nerdigris years old by Versailles; Mainsai years
old by Jack Malone; colt, years Old, by Phaeton;
N. Van liews-Pompcy Smasn years old, by Uncle
Vic; Pompey's Pillar years old, by Uncle Nici My,
years old, by Grassland
G. Poinc Vcksburg Miss.-Kilburn, years old, by
Rngmascr; Volcano, years old by Nandal; Dlondel,
2 ye,rs old, b. Bonnie scotland
f. o. Mnor-Famouth aged, by Planet sweet Bay
8 years Old, by Baywoodi Mamie f., years old. by
Daniel Boone, and two Others.
Green Morris, Observation-Disclosures, years old, by En-
quirer Alton, years old by Pat MallOy. VIII box3
in'orccd by Millionaire.
A. NJ Burton Nashville Tenn.-survivor, aged, by
Vandal; colt years old, by Star Davis.
J. +. Wilson Il Co.-JacK Trgg, years old, by
Lightning; Tom O'Ncil years old, by Lightning
William Brady, lllinos.-George Rice, years old, by
West Roxbury Molle b., years old, oy Judge Leon
ard
Tom McGinns, Georgia -vandal, Jr years old, by
Vandal
Hiichcock's stable, in charge OF Wallace Weldon.
Will arrive tho 25lh with ten horses.
Courill Bacon, Cnoatham and the Texas horses
at MOBILE
The following list of the foas already dropped at
the Belle Meade Farm this spring. This is the hous
OF General Harding Nashville, Tonn -
!. Chestnut colt, by Bonnie scotland--Blondin, by
Commodore (son of Old Boston,; loaled January 80
2. Bay illy, Dy John Morgan--Suo Walton, by Jack
Malone; ioaled February l.
3. Bay FLY, by John Morgan-Fannie Cheatham, by
Lexington foaed February Ii.
l. Bay colt by Bonnie Scotland-Duotta by
Highlander and she the dam OF Notgeur, who won
the Clark Stakes at Louisville last spring; foacd Feb.
ruary l5
5. Brown colt by Bonnie Scotland-Nubla, by Al
bon ioaed February %
6. Bay Oily by Bonnie Scotland-Fannio Barron, BY
Albion; foaed February IL
Z. Bay lilly, by Bonnie Scotland-Ivy Leaf, by Aus
tralian; oaod February 81
S. Bay hly, by John Morgan-QueeD OF the West, BY
Bonnie Scotland; foaled March 1.
0. Chestnut ly, by Bonnie Scotland-Tallulah, by
Planet; foaled March s.
TO- Bay colt, by Bonnie Scotland-Hnda, by Sover-
eign; faaled March TO-
H. Chestnut colt by Bonnie Scotland-Melrose, by
Chde Harold foacd March 10.
Il Chestnut lilly, by John Morgan-Sallic Cross, by
Albion foaed March 10.
James w. Guest, of DanviIle KY, lost last week a
very fine large Oily foal the FIRST OF the get Of i'm
ported Buckden
The stakes are now open and will close on tho 18th
OF April Tor the spring meeting at Lexington, Ky.
Weldon E. Hunt, of Bowling Green, KY, has just
sold TO Mr. shropshire Of Bourbon county, the stallion
Waxey, tho sire OF Grafton, for 50, $50.
AT the instance of the Harlem un Club bill passed
tho Board OF Aldermen and signed by the Mayor
last week repeating the ordinance prohibiting shoot
ing at y.oetwood and Jerome Parks. The sportsmen
of tins cty aud vicinity indebted to Alderman Pur.
roy for tins emancipation from the Purtanich blue