The New York herald., 1878-03-24
HORSE NOTES.

Tho immense building OF the American Institute, ON
Third avenue at sx;h.hird street. has been fitted up
for kellogg sale OF trottng stock oil next Wednes
day and Thursday. A oue-eighth mile show ring is
cons ructed, aud In machinery hall boxes and open
stalls cover most OF the space. They are filed with
the horses be soid and the overflow which could
not be accommodated In the RINK are stabbed at
Irwin's, No. LA East sixy-,hrd street. and ut
Tracy's, No. Al East Sxty-seco street. They are
manly owned by several gentlemen OF wealth, who
discontinuing their breeding operations, ana OF
them have become conspicuous tho turf and at tho
stud. the lot, numbering nearly hundred, are
very lashionably bred. The sale practlcaiy breaks
up Mr. A. b. Darling's breeding stud on the Ramapo
River, N. D., his health compelling an absence
abroad. His partner IN the proprictorship OF the
Fifth Avenue HOTEL Mr.. q. w. Griswod dissoives his
establishment on Long Island owing TO increased du
ties. The other sp,cuous fanciers who repre-
sented In The sac Mr.. &. II. kerner, Clarendon
Hotel; Hon. Charles NJ. Pond, OF Hartford, Conn.,;
Mayor T. L. Lindsey, Fall River, Mass Hon. l. V.
Baker, Comstock N }. The horses include King Philip,
that has the fastest stallion record in the Hambetonan
family by male line. fIe peculiarly bred
as TO speed records His ix ~ that Of his sire,
Jay Could is :21X; that oi his dam, Lady Rogers is
229la the fastest Of Kind that have yet
developed. His sire and dam aud eher Of
Hum mDletonian hence he Is notable instance OF sue
coss by in-breedIug Kentucky Prince Is an equa
sensation the sale. HIS sire was Clark Chief that
lett great family IN Kentucky, Of which kentucky
Prince CHIEF stud-expouent by merit of
his first crop OF colts and Allies, which were
tried in their three car-od form last year, ana
succeeded in making Tor their sire higher mark
tho record than has been credited to any stallion
OF like age His rival in tho family was likely to have
been woodord Chief, IA capital horse, that died few
days ago In Kentucky having to his credit a Ave.
ycar-oid record OF 222x. Bona Eide, by Hambie-
tona OF Kate and, therefore, brother to Breeze
Bruno, Brunette, &ch Is tho youngest OF this singu-
larly successful family. aud appears In hts hvey car
old form 10 be another OF tho same sort. Kearsagc,
by Volunteer out of Dexers dam, is noticoaby brod
Oh both sides rho Marquis, by EDWARD Everett,
out OF Mildred, by Hanbclonian, makes u favorable
imp mpresson, and Is inbred, aitor the manner OF KING
Philip The lot OF roadstcrs are attractive In appear
ance and breeding, and the fashion and variety Of the
pedgress OF the and nles has drawn breeders
here IRON a distance. Tho stock, taken as a lot,
represents investment OF great sums OF money ny
gentlemen who were both liberal and discriminating
In 'thoir purchases. Tho present condition OF the
market tor It's reception is question OF wide inter-
est. The sale ~ announced absolute, and the
ina Is such that doubt expressed oil It's
Communication under the terms.
George LongsaGs string oil race horses will bc sold
10. morrow At his stable In Fortysccond street, by
Van Tassell h Kearney.