The New York herald., 1877-12-27
HORSE NOTES.
KESTucKY's FAST YOUNG rnor1ERs.

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! From the kentucky Live Stock Record, Dec. 221
II We can Judge by tho number Of fast
young ,rottcrs Kentucky has furnished tho trottua
turf during the past she must hold tho first
rank as the great breeding nursery for trottera
that sho has held tor so long for thoroughbreds No
section OF our great and country boast
OF like number OF fast and promising trottors who
have year by year marked down tho records two,
three, four and hveyearod trois we'll for Us
10 call attention to the facts and lag them before
readers
10 show the promise many Of them havc exhibited
the past season We commence with the ycarngs, the
got OF that promising trot,ing sire Administrator
Colonel George T. Stevens offered premiums tor year.
lings the ret vi his horse Administrator, in
harness, hal-niIe heats. six started, and they all
saved thoir distance, the being by Memeato
IN l:sS, l:3o1a, and six inor actonod yoarlngs It
| would be hard to rnd During the same afternoon
Mcmcnto was trot,ed milo In harness In the wouaer.
iui time OF .52a4, being driven by Mr. N. Bowcrman,
who weighed l6j lbs.
| The twoyear-oids como next, and the wonderful
performances OF soSo and Orient VIII long remain
credit 10 their sres During The fair SoSo, by George
Wikos, dnm by Eawin Forrest beat Orient, BY cuyler
dam by Goddust, 2; Rosa Wilkes by George Wilkes,
uam by Manbrino Patchcn, . ., IN 2:43, 2:3St4. At
the meeting OF The kentucky ErcedeIs' ASSOCIATION
So.So astonsned every one by beating Orient (ma
hcats) 23s, 2:3l, Ash Orient won the nrst noat
THIS performances wiped out ali previous two year-old
records by seven anu threequarter seconds and sha
Tho performances Of the three yoar-oIds have also
Dceh splendid, and some who uti not appear IN public
have acquired high private reputatioD sufficient 70
sell them at good prices. Al Lexington (Ky.) Fair,
He'd jim, by Abdaiah Poi, dam by Aicxandcr's Nor
man, Won IN straight heats bea,ng KENTUCKY wilFes,
tnird, IA 2;31A, 2:30, 2:3o1a, putting all hcau
close up tosctncr Az tho ail meeting Of ths
| tucky Wilkes and Red Jim met again, and Kentucky
Wil1es turned the tabes and won the race ut fouI
the hrst heat During tnis meeting Rcd Jim al.
tempted 10 beat Eaine's 2:2S. made at Hartford. aud
Wrey Jim, years old, by kentucky Prince aam by
Game Denmafk, won race Ia 2:36. 2:32si, 2:36l9
Lucy Cuyer, the threeycar-od lilly Oy Cuyer, "
Acxandcrs Norman, made private trial Ia 2:2st "a
and her owncr, Colonel West, had agreed to show 2:2
on good track; bat tho weather turned bad sha
was not trotted. and was recently sold u Mr. Robert
Bonner Tor 81 700. Besides these Brown Sentinel by
Sentinel tnat ieli anu died at tho FAIR Grounds this
| last fill tho black llly Cricket by CuyIer dam by
American Clay, aud Humboldt were all promising
| three- year -ods last spring.
wnen wc come the Iour-ycar-ods tho class is OK.
| treincy rich ia valuable youngsters kceu Jim By
Lookout, ian Laura FAIR, tho four year-old
| al Lexington, Ky beating Katie Jackson by Almont
dam oy 6.amus, and wayeiana cnei, s oy Ericsson IN
! 10y 2:24,a, 2;269a. Tho second heat second
ass.r Than Galac..s 2251S, Hartford, Conn.
winch was the best iour-y ear-o,d record. Keen Jam
| has since becu bought by Ar. Robert Bonner, New
York ci.y Katie jackson tho week won at
tynthmaa IN 2:2o5a, 2:-o. 22oA. Alice West, by ALI
mont, dam Young hate, by McDonalds Mainuriuo
Gnic won !our-y car-oia lrot Cncster PARK Gin.
clnna'i, Onio, on a haniie track, the nrst heat IN
2:321., INC fourth ana ntll heats III 2:53 23ll4. AT
| Fleetwood Para, New York, sne beat Hogarth, Sir
| ~,
23ta, 2:35 Sue came hrst under the ~ife III the nrsl
and second hent but sAo was set uac2 ioi
| breakiag. Hogarth tho third neat. Aiicr West
Tue iouith ana the race was lostponed untl Wednes
day, wnen slc won the huh ana sixth heats, showing
Tho peat Of sticking qualities on hcayy track. AZ
Hartford, Conn, she was beaten al heats by Ho-
gash IN 2:25 VI, 20, 2:zDA, 2:3o 2:3i, 2:20h Gull
atea won the rst heat, Ancc Vest tue lhirI A. IN
and iosaftn tue secoul, Iourth anu sxtu. Inis
WAS postponed alter The NTH heat, und many tAiuk
ana believe ,nat Ailce West would have won Tue
II II had been trotted out.
At the Lexington lal meeting good four
yeti-ods were shown Kcaluckian, chestnut colt. by
basora (son OF Aie xander,s Audalanl dam ~ Brxao
aud blacN scidug Eagle Boy, by Back Eagle, by
BIcoa's Black Hawk, kcaluckluu tho
2:32is, 2:al 2.32, 2:32t 2:35 III Eagle Boy winnina
the nrst and second heats kentuckan belongs 10
Mr.. ". T. Bush, Of Buffalo. N. u, and he doubtless
could nave trolcd astcr and the race III ttaisht
heats. but tDey did not drive 10 nuke any faster
record tLan was necessary 60 wln AIR. Bush aisd
owns Aile East, by Aiiic West, Who Is saiu 10 oe
extremely pronisins Romance, by Prnceps tson oi
Woodiora Mainhrincj dam Primrose ny AleXauder's 4
Abdliian. Is another promising Kentucky i,ur year
sprlng meeting, beating kccnc Jim ana Alturca III
the mud, the fastest heat Zl2. Romance trottcd a
heat TINS fall ~ Chester PARK Cluciluat ONO, bal
mile track, In 2:2pla
Aidlne, Dy Ainionl won the four year-old purse al
Buualo, beating lod oI six others In 23Tgs, 2:36h
2:33A.
Centennial another foar-ycar-old, trotted a trial
over tbs Lexington Course AZ three years old IN
year, aud has been sold to Sir. Robert Bonner.
Woodiofd Chiei, Ave years old by Glars Chief, has
record oi :22ta, ana Is the handsoincst and
best trotters oi any age fost Boy, i've years old,
by Magic, has "A record OF 2:1c ~
When We come to look horses OF all ages Ken.
lucky mas furnished a largo Iumoer Of nrst ellsi
horses, such as DICK Moore, 81 belmont 23U; Ash.
land X sic by Ashland ,hci, 2:201.; BASH Duke, by
Hppy. 22si4; Belle Brassneid, ~ viley's Cripple,
20; Buy, oy Victor Denmark 2:29t4; Black~ ood,
Jr, oy Backwood, 2:221a calmur, by bourbon cnicf.
BOP D.aiaKe. 2:2i5. Ell. Clay, by American clay,
2:.7 Enigma, oy Aicaidc, 2.ao; Erie, tour years old
2:20; General Gurnsia, by Kentucky Back Hawx X
s'2l; George A. Aver, by Woodiord MamDrino ESQ
Governor, by Clar9 Cnci, 2:5oi Grafton, by waxy,
Clay, ~ srader's I. NJ Clay, Jr, 2ssss. nylas, "
Alcaide. 2;44h John e., BY Clark Cnici, 2:ss9l
hs hsss AS'' aAsxnd h'''':o s 4I LAZY 1sM lasy
three years Ola, by MamDrino ia.cheu, 2ae; Lady
Iurpin by Bell Morgan, 23; Lowlnski, by Biz Jonn,
2;2ol4 Lucille, by Godaust, 2loli; Lucy Fleming,
BY reavne 2:2e; Magenta BY wooaiord Mambrino,
Maggie Brggs, by American Clay, 2:25 Mamrriuo
Kate, by Manorino Patchon, 2:24 Maud Maccy, by
Pilot, 2.2o; May Queen, by Alexandcrs Norman, 2:2oi
Lula. ny Alexandcr's Norman 2lisl, North stni
Mambr'no. Dy Mambr'ao cnei, 2:s7,ai M Desper.
aldum, by Woodiord Mambrno, 2:2y; Protinc, by
Blackwood, Jr., 2.2i; Kosallnd, by Alexander All
daiIan, 2;2l5i Rosewood. BY BlacKwood, 2:27; 81
Elmo, by Alexanacrs Abdaah 80; rackey, by Pilot,
Jr. 22o: Tue Jewcss, by Mamurino Palchcn 2:26;
Tom BrI,tou, by Mambrunclio, 2:26; Tom Brown Dy
Adams Bald Cnei, 2:27 voalrc, " rater, ri n
Wildwood, Dy biackwood, 250; Edwin Forrest, by JoG
Downing, 2:25a; Andy Acrshon, by Curtis Mainb.o.
tonisn. 2.45ts; Glendale by Mambrino Wagner,
227i, ana sophie Temple, by Rather, 2:2s.
Possibly wo have overlooked many that might %
added 10 the is but We have not the time 10
the entire records for the yoar for lew al
names. Among the saiIious that have added to
their reputation the past year arc Aimon George
Mambrino belmont, Ashland Chci, Mambrino
Palcncn, Cuyer and some others Tho charge that
the Almonts would not stay has been pretty thor.
| oughiy demonstrated TO DO error judging py tho
performances oi Alice Wost Katie Jackson anu AL.
dine.