The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-01-30
HORSE NOTES.


lilo probably dod from ovsr-sxertion hear. disease
HORSE NOTES.
Tho Kentucky Live Stock Record says that Frank
Harper days ago reported Ten Brock, tho great
OF imported Pheaton, in fine health and condition.
Ten Brock has grown and tnickened since last fall.
Harper has taken up his string Of horses twelve in
number and Is giving them walking exercise, with
Ten Brock az their head
Chester Driving Park, Cincinnati. Ohio. claims the
following dates tor their summer trotling meeting
June 80 to July 4, inclusive.
J. q. Bethunes chestnut mare Rose Bud seven
ycars DID, by imported Australian out OF Red Rose by
imported Glencoe. died at T. J. Nichols Paris, KY,
tho 10Th inst.
Typhoid pneumonia Ia alarmngly prevalent among
the horse stock ana around Indianapolis, Ind.
From tho Sporting Times, jan. 1871
Servia, who, as three ycar-od, was tor a timo be-
lcved by many DO the best horse OF his year. was
sold at Tattcrsas tho Sth inst. fifteen guincas
The colt by King Of the Forest, out Of Rosy Cross
DAM has been nominated tor the New Stakes by the
Earl Of Wilton. Tho colts dam Is Inqusiion and the
youngster has boon named Inquisitor.
All hope OF training Camballo. tho winner Of tho
Two Thousand Guiueas In 1885, Is at nm end and he
announced Tor the stud. Few people away from tho
was.
roison dor has had narrow escape She dropped
The colt Bay Athol, by Blair Atho out OF John
Days dam, has been backed Tor tho Derby. lie was
purchased aDoata year ago for 1000 suneas
fused f2 900 for CLAIMANT II true this Is proof that
there nothing better than Claimant In the stable,
mysterious AS are the rum0rs about Bcsupaire. Tho
Two Thousand Guineas and ST Logger victories or
Petrarch will encourage men to give abnormal prices
Tor crack tw0-year ,0lds. IL must DO borne mind
that Claimant does not have the great OF
next season so much " his mercy as Petrarch ad-
parently had ut this time last year.
n
CHI preparation, has been sold 10 10 the Cape or
ne oua 81 s
There Is somc talk OF Lord Bateman coming on the
turf again.
three Sho won twcnty-one. including tho Good
wood and Doncastcr cups. The only decat she sus-
tanned fairly was IN the Chester Cup whom with 9sI
sb her back she ran second TO Red Deer, to whom
sho giving less than 5s Slb. On the other &C.
cason she ran the wrong side OF post
The following letter rocoivcd from Mr. Peel. the
Of Chandler, In reference to tho big jump at
Warwick Will be read with interest, aud will definitely
settle the details connected with that extraordinary
feat
TO THE EDITOR SPORTSMAN
SIR-My attention having been called to an article In
last Wednesdays Sporksman under tho head OF
.Racers and Chasers," and TO which appears In
to-day's impression "Bg Jumps. III observe errors
in both, and therefore send you. to make oil in
any way you Ike true version OF Chandeliers scnsa.
uona jump ut Warwick. with a short history OF this
exceptionally good animals private aud public
recr-
He was bred by Str Edward Scott who resided ut
Great Barr near birmingham, anc was got by Dr.
hill Housed out Of marc us nearly thoroughbred as
possible. the property or tho well-known veterinary
surgeon, Mr.. Robinson, who died . few years back.
Hc was purchased from Sir Edward Scott by MIR. Will
kDs OF sutton Codneld, chandler by trade, from
which tho horse derived HIS name. He then be-
came the properly Of Mr.. Garnett OF Moore Hal, who
drove him in his gig aud have moro than ono
OCCASION sat behind him on my way TO cover. be-
came more Intimately acquainted with this very good
Oh particuar day when tho hounds met In
the ne'shOorhood Of Moore HalD falling lame,
and | kindly asked to get Chandler.
very discovered was on the back Of something
''quite out OF tho common" and he was very shortly
a!terward, ut rdicuousiy small sum- transferred TO
my stable. After hunting him tor three seasons,
during which he never once put his foot IN a wrong
pnce appeared to be gaoping, however fast hounds
might 10, entered him for the Birmingham Annual
Stoepc Chase, Tor which he had only fortnghts
preparation at Hednesford; Tho winner OF The race
IN accident caused by another horse, und which
occurred close at homo, was fortunately defeated by
horse called Richard L., but only by Inc length OF
racing whip. His next appearance was at Warwick,
which occasion he madc the sensational jump $50
often referred to) ana for himself u name which up.
pears not unlikely to live Tor some years.
WAS myself prevented trom riding him owing 10
tho Geath OF a relative which occurred the morning Of
the race. Captain Brooke, on whose horse Eagle |
hnd tho previous week won the bennington annual
stecplechasc, promised to ride him for me- aud sent
moment declined 10 get up hts nerves having been dis
turbcd by witnessing several horses tumble about In
tho which preceded the ono IN which Chandler
engaged, thus leaving mo without n jockey. Alter
so.no persuasion induced Nj. Bruce to givo up Cap
tam Broadey, who was engaged TO ride his horse Sir
| william The statement that the thirty-nnc feet
over hurdles IS altogether mistakc IL was a
small brook al tho bottom OF tho we'll known hill
the Warwick race course, aud tho extra
called Tor to enable HIM cloar tho eight
horses which had come to grief Immediately before
him. Chambers subsequcnt performances known
and recorded mn, sir your ooedent servant,
January IL WILLIAM PEEL.
The field January 1a-Mr. William Pield, Jr; We.
| nj Ox nj IN
hunting Held on Saturday, January O. The accident
occurred about ono and half miles from fairfield
The Surrey stag hounds met at tho Railway Hotel,
East Grinstead, AID during tho run Mr. Field at
tempted 10 Jump fence, but his horse slipped aud
fell upon him. lie never spoke after the accident be-
came ut once unconscious, and lived but few MN
utcs lie was moved TO the Dorset Arms Inn. Hart
| ford and attended by DR.. Wallace, who ronounccd
lie TO DO extinct. Mr.. Fold the second OF Mr..
william Field, tho veil known veterinary surgeon. He
was born ON June 20 1885,: and was in tho iorticth
year oil his age.