, 1877-05-13

was Bndalos: The manaSers of tho Association q
that p!acs are notoriously the most leye.- -hcadc,
and Eagacious Of their class in the country, and
sshefae was valuable only IS moi Money W ske4p upusa a
concluded not to 20 III. This made Mr.. Buck fre
bud; It was like brutus drawing razor on crsa
| during thc violent assault made several years az
plug -ugcs. The cold disdain s, Of other BE- cities cites
have Buffalo, the place where be had reisned q
| long. give his scheme the grand Eo-bY, was th
straw that made Mr. Duck's camel lay down
Finding TINT his efforts to induce his former con
Jreres to join the scheme werc of no avail, h,
| clipped paragraph from Cleveland paper
ridculing Buffalo for going back On the rest of th
| Spirit, says:
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This mournful whack will probably make Mr..
uam!in pnd the rest Of the gentlemen who run the
Buffalo track feel very bad, but they expect to
cover in time to hold the summer trotting meeting
as usual.
THE GoDoLpuIy ARABIAN.
In the May number OF lpdl'ace's Monthly appears
Whist pnrports to be correct portrait Of the eel
epsated Godolphin Arabian, It being an engrsvina
from picture found In the possession OF Mary
land gentlemrn: The only picture Of this horse
supposed to b. in existence was by Stubbs, the
CcIEUEA1cG kuksQ palQlcr OF laSL century, &nd
thar WAS go evidently d monstrosty that 1t has
never been regarded as M accurate representation
Of the horse That occupies the most prominent
bseds. The story OF the Godolphin Arabian is q
romantic one and WAS made the basis Of = story BY
Eugene Sue, OF (which the following is a condensa;
said to have been stolen from rome royal stud
in. Bashary. On, account Of his style, he
hsins Of an entirely different pattern from The
use, he WAS not well thought Of in Paris, and was
soon reduced to the drudscry Of drawing cart In
ahf oen stac ny h
purchased the horse, and sent him to England,
where he passed into the hands Of Mr.. Williams,
sented hin, to the Earl Of Godolphin. For several
years the Earl refused to usc the horse, but finally
bred the celebrated race-mare Ro1anna to him,
the produce being Lath. horse that was BY odds
the best racer OF his time From this time the
success Of the Godolphin Arabian was assured, and
his death, in 1888, was regretted By NIL who had
The Godolphin vas possessed oi . frightful bad
temper, which, however, he did not impart to
his progeny. lie was also noted for the affection
existing between him aud black cat which spent
the greater portion OF its time the horses back
AR1sTIpEs AND TgSDRoEck.
NEW York. May 12.-1hc Herald says the turf-
there are very serious doubts OF Arstides and Ten.
brock coming together ut Louisville on the Path
instant. The country looked for grand struggle
Louisville Jockey Club, but to Thousands of turf
men who have 'nade up their minds to witness tue
the country were deep1y interested in the race
The following letter, received in this city, Il the
incitin. cause Of the foregoing:
a 81 hse Mey so @ e e saa
css o Monday he l,st VIZ an an tnls orn
DC a'is 10 'u' a' '0u''' A''' III Mnxss | F. NoGnArn
Expressions Of regret arc general IN this section
fh,.r I'Hnbr0eck and
approaching meeting OF the Louisyille Jockey
Ge the r II
alt will be one Of tho most interesting
events ever witnessed in this country. Thou
to witness tits grand tournament between tie
great cracks. 10th will have friends: the betting
will be fierce. 1t IL not overlooked TINT for this
energy and enterprise OF II. Lewis Clark, Jr.,
Eso., President OF the thriving Louisville Jockey
Club.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, May l2.--The Courier Jour
ndEs Lexington report says both Tenbroeck and
Ar1stdes will probably appear there before tue
present meeting closes.
TIE LEXINGTON MEETING.
LEXINGTON ky.. May l2.-The spring meeting
over the Association in This city opened to-
day with large attendance and very good sport
Tie track was suuewnat slow, but RI the :, Fnnnlng
for ,-ycar- -olds, $50 each. p. D.. $50 added:
second horse to save his stake; one and eighth
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