Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-05-29

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where his trainer, Albert Cooper,
showed me some of the finest specl-
mems Of horsefiesh on the coast.
BALpwIN's FLOODED HORSES.
The first was beautiful bright
bay filly, s years old, perfect in
form. clean limbed and as pretty to
look at as q handsome woman. She
has no name, as Mr.. Baldwin gives
none of his colts a name until they
win a race. She was sired by Glen
Athol, her dam Annette, she by
Lexington. Next q bay FLY 2
years old by Monarchist, he by
Lexington, her dam Corn Flower,
she by Glencoe. Then another bay
filly 2 years old sired by imp Glen
elg, her dam the Nun, she by Lex
iugton. This filly is sister to Clara
d. After her came very handsome
sorrel filly, 2 years old, sired by
Glenelg, dam Regan, she by Glen
coe. Next very fine bay colt, the
brother to Barney Williams,s sired by
Lexington, dam by Volger; this is
very promising colt.
The next on the list was Clara d.
years old. She is too we'll known
to require q lengthy description, as
she was in several races during last
Falls circuit, winning one at Chi
co, Marysville and at Sacramento.
Next was shown handsome dark
bay FLY, 3years old, by Glenelg,
dam Regan, she by Glencoe. This
filly is half sister to Virgil and
Vera Cruz. Then another dark bay
FLY by Virgil, he by Vandal, dam
Mary Martin, she by Lexington.
These colts are so near alike that
It is useless to attempt to give an
individual DESCRIPTION as in fine
points each one is the counterpart
Of all the others. Mr.. Baldwin has
several more in training but we
have not the space for all.
L. ]. ROSES STABLES.
[ afterwards visited Mr.. L. j.
Roses place, where saw another
fine lot. Mr.. Roses stock is pretty
well known, still a little descrip.
ton may not be out of place.
First was led out q splendid four
year-old named Silver Threads,
sired by The Moor, dam Gray Dale
she by Holenback's American Boy,
e d by Winfield Scott, gig d by Sir
Harry, a son of Horizell.
Next came Mr.. Roses favOrite,
Sultan, o brown stallion 3years old
and 16 hands high, sired by The
Moor, dam Sultan, she by Delmon'
leo, q son of Grey Miller, & d Ce-
leste by Mambrino Chief, G g d
Brignora by Downing's Bay Mes
senger, gg d Mrs. Caudle the dam
of Erricson. After Sultan, came
Grand Moor, black colt years old
by The Moor, dam Vastin by DR..
Herr's Mambrino Patchen, g d
Kate Taber by the Dunkin horse.
Next, Del Sur, black colt 2 years
old, he is also by The Moor, dam
Gretchen, she by Canadian Chief
gig Fanning's Toby, 6 ggd by
Lexington. Then beautiful black
mare, years old, named Sable. a
sister to Del Sur.
Mr.. Rose has over thirty more
oil young aud equally well bred
also twenty-seven of this years.
colts, by Inca, Silver Threads ant
Sultan, but l will content myself
this time by giving a short descrip'
ton of Tommy Gates and Beauti-
full Bells. Tommy Gates has al
ready acquired considerable noto-
riety as a trotter, but Mr.. Rose
thinks the half has not been told
yet. He is Z years old, by The
Moor, his dam was California
mare one-fourth thoroughbred.
Beautiful Bells is black mare
years old, by The Moor, dam Min.
nehaha, she by Bold Chief, & d
Nellie Clay by Strader's Cassius M
Clay Jr., ggd by Abdallah, g gg
by Engineer, the sire of Lady Suf-
folk. L cannot pass the dead here
(The Moor by without a word. He
was foaled in the year 1866 and died
1876; he was black stallion, sired
by Clay Pilot, son of Neave's
Cassius NJ. Clay Jr., his dam, Belle
of Wabash, was by st. Bassinger
cd by William the 4th, Clay Pi.
lops dam was by Pilot Jr., G d by
Mambrino Chief.
L. H. TITUs'S HAMBLEToNIAN
STOCK.
After leaving Mr.. Roses place ]
called upon Mr.. l.. Fl. Titus. This
gentleman has some stock which
lie considers second to none, and
believe with good reason. The
first one TO be led out under the or.
ange trees was Echo himself, and
we'll may his owner be proud OF
him, for he has no superior and but
few equals. Echo is a bay horse
with black parts. He is eleven
years and perfect horse, sired by
Rysdick,s Hambletonian, dam
Fanny Felter, she by Magnolia, he
by American Star. AS an earnest
of what Echo is thought of by
horsemen, I would state that eight
of the best mares of San Francisc O
are down here to be bred to him.
Mr.. Titus next led out Cora, fine
brown mare six years old, sired by
Echo, dam the Young Mare, she
by Jack Hawkins, her dam Whip.
Cora is an unusually fine animal,
and brilliant future is predicte d
for her. Next came Bullet, a very
fine bay horse by Echo, the dam q
fine mare, but the pedigree un'
known. These two had both been
entered for the races at Chico and
Sacramento, but will not start, as
Mr.. Titus is holding them for the
Oakland races. We then went out to
the pasture, where we saw thirteen
fine colts, all by Echo out of we'll
bred mares.
On the way back to town call.