, 1877-04-01

4of OLA lEEN 1AGES.
Goldsmith Maid and Rarus contended for pu,se
OF ~ o0o mile heats. best three In live to harness
There wus Il large attendance. tho weather wos
lne. and tho truck in excellent condition. pool;
sold ten to one in favor q the Maid. Dudd Debly
droye IT, the M, Maid an and J. Spann Rarus: The 1attei
well together at the thira attempt 1t The Quarter
pole the Maid drew ahead, time 3555; Widening
then the aa eossy u and IN
got abreast Of her, but on the home stretch tie
A1aid drew slightly ahcad winning by half length
In the second heat a good start was made after
| scoring twicc.- The Maid took the lead, maxim.
the lrst quarter in ~, itarns close behind The
half mile was passed in 1: :0o. Down the home
stretch they came at a tearing pace Rarns doing
wonderfully well, the Maid only lending him half
a length under the string, in ::l0.s-thc fastest
| time in the State except that OF Occlcnt ut tho
state Fair In ls79 which was the same
:. In thu thss! heat the Maid took the lead. making
ming by neck in .:lsi.:
f;y The conditions of The raec as the Maid did
not beat ;1daa, the purse was reduced to So, 600.
TRACK TALK.
The running horse Crcedmoor has been retired
! to the stnd.
| The Canucks have arranged for colt-race next
| October. Tho date or trAck has not been agrecd
| upon.
| Lee Coz. Of indianapolis. recently refused $500
| for yearns colt by IlambIetunian Tranby out Of
| marc by Mareu.o
The :'-ycar-old California racer Ralston. br Nor
folk out or Ilcnnic Farrow, has broken down and
will be nacd in the Ftnd.
The bay gcdng f;arafraxa, purchased in this
ca1y year a:o his been doing some fast work on
the ice in Canada lately.
Of Kansas Chief. Bella. Jim Irving, Gizlic, Brill
lant, Walter, and four green ones.
kentucky parties recently offered IS, 600 for the
stallion Aberdeen: by llanlbetonian out Of Widow
Alachree, owned, by Capt. Kynders, Of Passaic,
Charlie Green's pet, Prospcro has been given in
charge or llan Mace. Charles is reported to have
to him.
Ex-Gov. Bowie, OF Maryland, has very prom
lslns stable OF thoroughbrcds, which, he proposes
to enter in some Of the more prominent spring
events.
Capt. Tough, former owner of smueg1cr. and
now proprietor OF that queer acting beast Pine
1.eai, paid the hOrsclncn OF indianapolis q visit
last week
The Turf, Field and Farm says that Alountain
boy. record 2:.0A, was recently exhibited ut Gil
more Gasden:, az Mountain Boy has been dead
several years, the Turf man had better try again.
r, Foster Dewey, formerly private secretary to
Boss Tweed. has matched his Blue Bull gelding
Richard, record 2:25, against Ed kcarncy's ~. X
Sandhill, for two races, one under saddle, and in
next.
The extra stakes offered by the Kentucky Asso-
CATION to be run Ut the Lexington spring meeting
never won race prior to March II, 1877, S25 each
p: p., S2l0 added, has twelve clltries, including
wietFess, az Aplssnetaria, Headlight, and other good
ha* Hcven entrirs, OF which McGrath's Leonard is
probably the best.
The EPSON {Englanep meeting will commence
on May ~, md III. :i0th will be ''Derhy Day"
The following arc the latest quotations on this
race:
50 81; E{f!is::r;ao VIZ s$:s {:$y ;;,ie1:
70 to agst l;oo i:oy. IS 10 aE Ut ThInserstone
i Hs$;f; asxns,y IS; SRsS Sss
70 70 ag'tt Mo:E.. 10 10 asst king CIovla.
e sis As:sSa tots 81 81 !;yf5 syis
Is to az st Warren Hastings
1t has become common saying that Kentucky |
on record, even the carthurses IN that State
nE buck to the ark 1t seems that the sous of the
desert are rather clever ut the business themselves
Us the following pedigree, given with an Arabian
horse shows; IN the name Of God, the Mcrci- /
ful and the Compassionate and Of the Sacl Ma-
nomet A:ent t, Of tue lih God and Of tue
Praised Dc the Lord, the Omnipotcnt Creator. |
This is hsh-brtd horse, and its colts tooth |
gree and of undoubtcd authority. such a. no in.ide
can refuse 10 believe lie the of 1:abbany out
Of the dam Of habalah and equal in power 70 his
and made for running like an ostrich. In the hon |
ors Ut relationship, lie rrckons Zanah, sire OF |
Maha the srs Of Kai,asf and the unique Ake
down to the famous horse, the sire Of Luhalala;
and to him he ever abundance Of green meat, and
corn and water Ut life reward from tho tribe OF
Zasllaluh; and mar the Thousand branches shade
his caresscs from the hyena Of the tomb from the
bowling wolf OF the desert, and let the tribe Of
Zashalah present him With festival within IN in-
closure OF walls; and let thousands assemble at the
rising Of the sun in troops hastily when the tribe
holds up Under canopy q celestial signs within
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