The New York herald., 1877-02-05
NEW YORK aERALD MONDAY SUPPLEMENT-
HORSE NOTES.

D. J. Grouse. Of Kinniknick stud Farm, Ross
county Ohio, intends selling auction. on the i4n
lust. large portion Of his thoroughbred stock, CON-
prisng twcnysix thoroughbred colts and hllies ana
six brood mares The youngsters are the get OF Re-
vover and Chcothe, their dams OF approved ped
gree who have previously given the running turf sucn
winners as Add, CuIpepper, business, Resoiute, &c.
In addition to the above Jerry will Offer Tor sale The
stallion Chillicothe, by Lexington. dam Lila, by
Yorkshire. whose colts are very superior.
The thoroughbreds al Valley Brook Stud Farm, at
RuIherfurd, N. j., consisting OF stations, brood mares,
three and two year-olds, being the entire stud or
Thomas Puryear Co., sold in consequence Of she
death oi David Crawford will be brought 80 tho nam
without Wednesday, Feb
ruary T. rhero nineteen lots comprising
brown stallion Narragansett IL years old;
bay horse Warwick, years od chestnut
horse Meco, years old; bay mare LIZZIE Berry,
years old; bay mare Minnie Minor years old; bay
marc Chignon, years od chestnut mare Julctta, 10
years old; buy rastura, 10 years old; brown
marc by Narragansett, 4 years old; chestnut colt
Kingsland, s years old; brown colt Black Cloud,
years old bay colt Top, years old; bay nlly Pal
metto years old chestnut colt BY Narragansett dam
Minnie Minor, years old; bay colt by Narragansct
dam Chgnon, years old bay colt by Narragansett dam
Pasta years old; chestnut colt by Narragansett dam
dam Juletta, years old aad bay Ally by Narragan-
sett dam Lizzie Berry. Tho two-year-olds arc
superior lo: and the three year -ods-rop Kingsand
and Palmetto--showed great speed last summer in
their races and all engaged in tho stakes of tho
coming campaign Valley Brook Stud Farm rs eight
miles IRON New York. Tho A. NJ train the Della
ware and Lackawanna Railroad will land passengers
the farm.
Crcedmoor, by Asteroid, dam Target, by Riheman,
years old bc bought for ST. 200 from J. T. Will
ams, Spring Station, KY. Crsedmoor was grand
threeye old beating Vagrant and lot OF others ut
Louisville, last spring.
Tho meeting OF the Board of Appeals OF tho National
Trottng Association will take place a. the New York
Hotel on tho 18th inst.
proposition has been made by somo gentlemen OF
influence 10 organize sort Of circuit OF running
race meetings ior tho spring and carly summer,
to be held upon courses which have hitherto
been chiefly devoted 10 trott,ng 1t begins to bc
understood that 1t IS neither wise nor profitable
keep the grounds and buildings OF courses un-
employed all the yeay, except al the time Of one tro
ting meeting OF four days When the Board Of Stew
ards OF the old 'Septilateral meets ut tho New York
Hotel the llth OF February, tho plan will
considered. 1t Is proposed that the meet
ngs shall begin at Cincinnati, after the
close Of The Louisville spring meeting. From
Cincinnati TO Columbus thence TO Cleveland, then
Buffalo, Rochester and Utica Tho plan is, as wo arc
informed give three days. racing oacn Tor purses
and sweepstakes Entrance free 10 hurdle race and
steeplechase purses. Something OF this sort would
enable many horses 70 pay their way which have
either engagements or little chance TO win at tho
great meetings, and much excellent sport would be
afforded. l, was by meahs OF many country meetings
that tho turf England attained It's vast proportions,
and that the English people Of all ranks sections and
ages became much attached to the sport
c. A. Corey, OF Philadelphia, has sold his bay marc
Belle Forest gentleman OF Baltimore.
The threc-y -ycar-old ally Anneoid, by Amont owned
by j. Wallace Harper OF Midway, KY, died recently
from iockJaw.
W. G. Grecnlaw, OF spring HILL Maury county,
Tenn. has purchased the trottng jennie b., by
Coon's American Clay, dam by Boods Black Hawk,
for 81 oO0.
Tho regular winter races at Ottawa will come OF on
the leo Leamy's Lake on the 10Th, 18th and l7th
INST. There will bo two races each Of tho nrst Two
days and three on the last Entries close the 18th
inst. Et
Old Anse, the veteran racing trainer, who during
his long professional career has been identified at dii-
ierent periods the stables OF Messrs Keeno Rich.
aros h A. Alexander, D. Swigort, II, p. McGrath,
Colonel Mcdaniel and many other leading turtmen,
has taken charge powerful stable of Messrs
comprises d formidable lot Of hlghDred colts. among
them tho four ycar-olds Vceroy, Ella woton, Bun
Blue Brinska, and the three year-ods Ride Mignon,
Plunder Carte Blanche and Storinaway.
Fleetwood Park intends giving series Of colt races
ut It's October meeting Purses of 900 for fuas OF
1874 ST. 600 ioas Of 1873 and 81, 800 for foas
1872 will be gwen. race for all stations (except
smugglcr) Tor purse Of So OO0 will also DO given
during the meeting.
The Queen CITY Jockey Clubs spring running meet
ing over the Chester Park course, Cincinnati, Will
follow the Louisville meeting and continue i've days
The spor, tho FIRST day will commence with trial
purse Of $3.50, tor all ages ono milo, followed by the
| OHIO Derby of $3.50, for ali ages, one mile
| followed by tho ONO Derby Stike for three
year-ods one mile and half the day to
close with cub purse Of $780, for all ages mile heats.
The second day has club purse OF $780, for all ages
milo and quarter; a two-me heat purse OF 5000, for
all ages; closing with the Cincinnati Ladies' Stake, Tor
two-year- oIds threeq mile dash. The third day
| opens with a mile dash or all ages, Tor purse OF
$780, followed by the Burne. House stakes, Tor three
year olds, mile heats, and closes with two mile dash
for NIL agcs purse OF $3.50. On the fourth day
three year olds have dash OF milo and a quarter
lor purse OF $780, followed by the Jockey Club stake
Tor two-ycar-olds, threequarter milo dash the day
winding up with $3.50 purse for all ages, mile heats
The closing days sport IL maze up OF mile hcat race
for all ages with $500 as the prize the Cincinnati Cup
Two miles and halt, for all ages, and Consolation
Purse OF 5000 Tor beaten horses, milo heats
| Tne stakes for tho Louisville Jockey Club racc
closed with large entries The Alexander Stake, fo
colts, $25. play or pay, with $500 addcd
of which slO0 to second, dash oil half milo, closed
| with twenty -four nominations. The Louisville Ladies
Stake ior maidens, $25 play or pay will
$500 added, Of which 500 to second, dash OF half
| mile. This closed with eighteen nominations. TIT
Tennessee stakes, for twoyearods, s2S. play pay
| with $500 added OF which 500 to second, dash o
three quarters OF a mile, winners OF Tee Alexande
and Louisville LADIES' Stakes to carry i've pounds cx
ira closed with lwenty-one nominations. The Fail
CIV stake tor three that have not appcarc
| Iaa mi hea $50 on