, 1877-05-20

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Iaat tas present meeting OF the Louisville Jockey
| e1ao WILL DC os'snane one.
| Baron 1,e p;~rres ~ Fr,nca nrrrbas.d .,ot+.x
during his recent yisit Ia this cnirn,rr
-1ue pool privileges OF the L3ulsS1lle Jockey
e'no III tne spfanR meeting we're sold Tor s., 800
The entries tn ,he Nav meeting ot ponobtaa,.,a
closed with forty-fonr uominaUous. All The ciass-
es at'ea-
be put in order: and msetine. XIII dnrinc = ~ ~
present season A''o eU'1s 'ae
f;nsnr r,eto-n NIL, ,.,,
snr;ng ,.a,an ~ saE NJ Tue fleetwood Park
~. caaa, p.a,su
- ia Ss1ar "a. 4pos, ps "a Aasoslauoa mas arranged
s,sS .ous aa5s aseaag commencing June T.
Johnny orers string for the present 40, 20, vii,
consist Of Janesviile, Billy Waseou and Grevstone
"a horse thar 10 said to be very speedy,
wz.uv.,1..
ness Of discovering remarkably fast green horses
The Htratr ( latesi Is the 5-year old mare Nancy.
by:Monasen. He is said to oe able 10 beat so.
nmv1asa = N - a.vea,.o,d a,,v pa,har. hu
Ronh nonnsH scotsana, noaea wnhe wofSlng on the
Sasavi!le track rev Gays ago: ana went through
tae a tence. zen H. consequences o. 1n.aea proaaeed
t:a;nny q eax aecloen' Sne has oeen 'nfo"n ont Of
4 number Of Chicagoaus will leave for Louisville
To-Day ana 10. morsos to attend the races at that
place. wmeh oeg1h on Inesday. me -. ING
most convenient route Is VIA tae Clnclnnau g
Lonlssllle Atr-Line: the managers @ Of which have
issueo excursion tickets al S1a.
Some inunirfea about the nediqree Of Mr.. p T.
Hanacnm'a hnrses in last Snndav's Tn1e,-EK have
drawn from Chat gentleman a falI exnIanatfon or
tae snspicious cifcums,ancaa. which has nniy one
fault-it Is too long for this issue Of THE TRIBUNE,
and it must snare The fate Of other interesting mat
ter, and be deferred q shorf time.
footee auction SAFE OF hi81!y bred tsotttns-
n1see .M 1sg1essasnE tue i aamnleIon1an. Enan
Wednesday next. the I'D at . y. m. At I)oyner's
Grove. Among the number are yerv fast road
Ing after, as they xil1 be sold without reserve.
The ane ally Blue Gown, by Bonnie Scotland
ont OF u 6laette; mas gone amiss aaa WI og not
VII Wh le both hoEses were exercising on the LOUIS,
" g oaeA taS aau nss tt a"sness - eshe'ea
70 naEs 19sahea Ikom taat aec'aenL sne u
ownea y tn1on ~ Ba, Aau mlmmel' anu "as stae'e
'ompanon !" oeIe ~ 'ne neaa-
Lexington. KY. had The misfortune to lose his
chestnut brood mare, X years old bY Revenue,
asm 4sanow: ~ soocnee. ne1 lam Dolpn1n' os
lmpo1eo Lenatnan. ane Geu tfom Ietanas, PRO
eaesa os 1oat'ns 'eM aays ptes1oas 10 nes aea1ni
os4n.n, a9o.nst ~ r., 1t. otiusssao ta iuassu
maze vas IN ,mn'eotatety @ paaGeo J., via net anu,
slNnse 10 sly. sue pela4!teo IL ~ soths aao ootu
are oo1ns "eA no" lose'aes-
Betrs Life says OF the American horse Brown
Prince that recently ran successfully in England
and that viii represent America in tne Deroy and
Grand Prix de Puris: s.He is q big leatherine
colt with pony-llke action and il Mr. Sanford can
continue 10 breed the same stamp Of horses from
his fayor1te sire Lexington his turn will assured
" come to win several good eneaeements on this
side OF the continent both nWner and trainer
have won Golden opnious since the American ream