, 1877-11-11

| Suoo unes, "ai1e tndiana, Uhlo Kansas. nn
othef Neefetn States would be represented BY tn
Ees OF such we'll l-known horses as Eiue Bull, Gen
Grant, Ma1ks.nan, Wapsie, Coaster, Ethan Allen
etc: The Southern breeders would also be presen
in force, as there is not better market In til
country for horses than Chicago, and the only wa
to @ seif Young trottins stock is to show speed ii
| WHERE TIE DRIVERS WILL WINTER
nr rheie has nothing Of importance transpred il
alter an unsuccessful season, has started for Cali
lorna stha CARLOAD Of horses. consisting 0
Ssmu=gter. Vo1ney the great over7ated and tiv4
s' aao Ssd%np q sa f
cisco Now thst the Maid has been permanentl,
retired from the turf. il is probable that Bndd:
merit but less GOOD fortune take his place. Joh1
splan has been taking it easy at Cleveland tor
eoupe Of H., wesks but nay be expected along pretty
load OF troticEs. among which will be Rarus, Ade
hide, hide and calnar Should the weather be
will probably arrange for some sport at u, Dcxte,
Park. 1t is possible that Charley Green may nc.
spdp'ny IN sb3an I;s to eaorna with Gys4t Eastern
Join smugcler in a hippodroming tour Indeed
there seems to be general exodus OF fast trot
tets to tae Far Wes, this fall. US Morrill, Hiybie
nas expressed M Ms intention Of saing with Little
Fred, and the owner Of The Chicago horse sheppard
Boy thinks Of sending that little fellow along Dan
Mage wi, VIII also start from New York on the 18th
probably winter in the South. unless he concludes
! TO reopen Tue coal.yaEd which he manipulated 50
! S.~-N NS@+u443 1aSL AlH4CT. n0Q Moore FlOTu, Qf
| Piltshnrg, who has been so enccessfuI with Slow
Go and Badger Girl, will probably take them to
warmer regions. Lew Glenn viii no doubt make
his annua! trip to Flor1da, and may have some
company from mis- section Of the country. Peter
! Johusop will winter in Chicago. and will ind
reniy 10 do IN caring for The valuable horses in
| AMERICAN STABLES IN ENGLAND
Next TALL Is likely to witness the advent in En-
gland Of At least one more American turfman, Mr.
Pierre Lorillard. and it is possible that Mr. August
| Ee1n1ont. too. nlay send ever some horses. Mr.
u. II: Sanford, who Is now over there. though the
colts he took not rcprc=c cntatlycs Of the
American race horse ST his best. he having no
| such 3-rcar-oltls us Vera Cruz. Baden Baaen or
King Faro. or such older horse as Ten Broccss. Tom
ochlltree, or PaEole has been fairly successful his
earnings in stakes alone, despite the illness oi
Brown Prince and I;ay Final, and other u,lshat,s
amounting 10 Something ike SIS, o0D, whlc lis ii
most excellent. Like Mr sanford sir: Lorilya1i l
| i man OF immense wealth, and, he
has keen ambition 10 succeed as Turf King
nn j. not hainpercd By any ure}udiccs in favor OF
this sire CT bis own breeding, or against that stran
he will be sure to takc over to England biz stable
OF hi1icass hoscs, and 10 back them heavily. So
large are the stakes that turf-man can lind in
En.lantl with lucky coup, and so certain is it
that our soou hoI:ss can eompste on equal terms
men like the Lorillnrds. who race for pFoat lis well
as for pleasure to take strong studs over to the old
powerful one. If American horses succeed at ali.
the e3ampie Of the Duke Of Hamilton last summer
will be followed, anu English owneFs will druw
liz: natural consequence of putting up prices and
increasing the profits of american breeders.
TRACK TALE.
George Evans, the Jockey. sailed for Europe last
week. lie will return Ill the spring.
The brood mare Modcna. by rarmcson was re-
Gently sold at auction in England for IS, 137.
Gabriel, one Ut the last Of imported Glencoe
died on the 18th ult-, i'll Montgomery County, Va.
The wcll-known running colt Garry Owen has
broken down. He is owned BY Jennings s. Hunt
OF Kentucky.
The new St. Lonjs track is seventy five feet
wide. aud the exezcisin. track the inside Is 10
pe fitted up ''rcgardIess. =
Thomas Winans, Of Baltimore, has purchased;
the orlo1 trotters brought to this country last
spring By Lieut.. Samalotf.
The English stceple- chaser Sandy broke a leg
while. in the octoucr handicap steeplc-chasc at
CroEdcn. and was destroyed
The trotting mare Fannie jefferson has been sold
to i gentleman in New Haven, Conn, and will
hereafter bt used on the road.
Aristides Welch, Of Philadelphia, has purchased
the thoroughbred mares Apstrailnd and Sister OF
Mercy. They will be bred 10 Lcac1inyton.
''Doc" Starr, wcll-known California driver,
was shot and fatally wounded at Oakland, CAL,
Oct. l9, By Young man namcd Frank ogden.
Gen G. II. Harding, Of the Belle Meade Stock
Farm has purchased he English stallion King Al
fred, by King Tom, ont of q mare by Bay Middle
ton.
ID L. S. r. is informed that Parole walked !
OfEE llE I.4EE NlS 10 nave taken place DG
tween himself and Ten B-oeck Nor. ., and consc-
quently won it. |
The black stallion Ni.htshade, formerly men,
bcr of the famous four stallion tcan COM
poseu OF Superb, By Eth3n Allen, and his three
sons. died recently ut Washington, y. c.
st the recent sale Of Dr.. Ucrr.s trotting stock,
near Lexington: N.Y., eiEhty-tw head were sold
at an average Of Slp9. - while thirteen head
belonging to Joseph Ewat averaged S469. u each.
Adelaide and Planter were entered at the recent
fnf91 II nnGr inf
and that driver is out in card denying that he
made either Of the ENTREES or has anything to do
with tia horses.
Mr.. ". \. Sanborn, Of Sterling, ILL.,, has pnr-
chased OF Col. Pepper. OF Frankfort, KY, the
yearling stallion Coiubat by Hero of Thorudalc
out Of :Abutilon by Belmont; also Car1otta, year
!lns Ely by american Clay, dam Patti by MANI
briuo Chief
Gen. Withcrs, OF the Farlawn Stock Farm. re-
Gently sold to Robert Cheyue, Of Toronto. can, !
ycarlin: bag colt by Al.ont, darn by Marion, for
81, :'o0. and ut the same figure disposed Of the
chestnut flly, Miss Casey, 3years olu BY Auaont,
10 an Eastern party
Mr. Nadsworih. owner OF the stallion Silver |
Duke protoses very far way to settle the question
he fastest trotIcr, by o1crin. to match his horse
against Mr. I1elm's, milr heals, three in five, in
larness, over Dexter Park
The total amount won at running meetings in
Baltimore meetin2. was $3.50, 53S. OF this, Pierre
.orllard has won e5o. 371, and his brother George
~. Nh. Inc average Winnings Of tile thirteen |
eading stables is SIS, 600.
Mr.. Jewett, OF the Fair Oaks Stock Farm. Zanes-
lille, O., recently sent lot OF horses to New
7ork, among the LOT being 4 rosn PAGER that has
leaned out everything on the road. He is said to
'e able to pace ha1f-u in 1:02, and will soon
nake an effort to beat Billy Boyces record Of
':144:.
J. CuH.bcr, owner Of the trottins horse Bright
rood. that created SO much excitement in the
Illinois Circuit last summer, being protested
ringer at nearly every place where he trottcd
as written i letter to New \ ork paper in which
e states that lSrightwood is by Clear Grit, the |
orsc that sired st. Patrick and Cothespn.
Mr.. d. F. Akcrs. oi the Kansas Stock Farur; is
ow On the road to Chicago with car-ioaI Of
oung stations ready to tue track road.
lie has also some fine three-year old lilies, many
WHOM by Ethan Alea, the last Of thai great
orse's get. Mr. Akers sale OF stock here last
lnmer was very successful. and the fact that his
in regard to horSes can be relied
pom, makes him popular with the public.
The popular jockey, Barrett who rides for the
7.ck Eastern stables, WAS picked up by Mr. I
rown. the trainer. when barcfooted little boy, | .
thcr Backing boots or playing pitch and toss ncar
he Asor ilon-c. The snia1t boy. percciving that
le broad and intellectual countenance Of the | :
alrer-hc Is a 1nuch hlndsoner than Brown |
lc Beadle-vas directed towards blnl. was some
hat auaslcI Ut dtst: but being asked whether he |
ould not like to ride horses, be forthwith I
piled that he would, aud threw soneFs1uit /
..,,,1.- ,,.nt;,c of 4ba <nf1nrnt Rp,rr3 r3rfA Ar |