The New York herald., 1878-10-19
THoRoUGHREDs FOR ENGLAND.

MORNING TO rnx THEIR SPEED ON THE
ENGLISH TURF.
Mr. p Loriilard's string OF rhorou ghbreds leave for
Liverpool this morning in the ship England. The lot
consists of the brown Eelding Parole, nve years old
BY bennington, dam Maiden, by Lexington; second
dam Kitty Clark, by imported Glencoe; third dam
Miss Obstinate, BY Sumpter; fourth dam Jenny Slam
merkin, oy Tiger. out OF Paragon, by imported Buzz
zard Parole has been successful racer, hav-
ing beaten every horse that he IN this
country, although some Of them have beaten him IN
turn. He goes TO England with the youngsters to
lead them their and assist In their prepara.
ton for the great events they are engaged In Parole
is in fine health, and should he keep until next
summer he may try mis- chances In some OF England's
handicaps.
USCAs. bay colt, two years old, by Lexington. dam
Coral, by vapdal; second dam imported Csirn Gorme
by Cotherstone third dam Genluce, by Slane; fourth
dam Glencairn, by Sultan, out Of Trampoiine, By
Tramp. Uncas is Of the finest looking two-year.
olds appeared the the past yoar In
this country. He started three times and won once
satisfying his owner that he was a. to taSe abroad
ana be company for the best bred in the world lie
is engaged in the next English Derby and ST. Leser
auc In the Champion Stakes at Newmarket 8 .cond
October Meeting In 1850. Great hopes are enter
tanned should he be in condition on the days OF his
re- ccs that no will give good account self and
his mission.
FRIAR. bay yearIing colt, fifteen hands one inch
and hall In height, by Saxon, dam Fanny Washing
ton, by Revenue; second dam Sarah Warrington, by
Garrson's Zingaree (son ot Sir Archy); third dam
Stella, by Contention; fourth dam by imported Spec
ulator, out oi Pompadour, by imported Valiant.
Friar a very powerful colt all over, being largely
developed in tho shoulders, back, ioins stiles aud
thighs He Is agrand colt. bay. with black poinls
Hav plgnt O al n a 90 head
neck and shoulders, and good showing Of racing
qualities, We think he may be trusted TO represens
this country abroad.
BoREAs, by saxen, dam Nellie Gray, by Lexington !;
second dam Prunella by Glencoe; third dam by im-
ported hedgeiori; fourth dam by Bertrand. He is a
bay yeariing colt with three white eet two In front
and one behind; fifteen hands nigh, very powerful
and wcll ribbed. Though not OF much size
length Friar. he is a remarkably nice COLT with
fine, bood.like style and excellent limbs.
CHEROKEE, by Saxon, dam Fannie Ludlow. by I'm
ported Eclipse; second dam Mollie Jackson, by Van
dal; ; third dam Emma Wright. by imported Margrave;
fourth Fanny Wright, by siiverhsels out OF Au-
rora by vngt' un This yeariing colt Is bay, win
black points, having small star In his forehs id.
He is very finely formed all over, and powerfully
developed whero strength is needed He is well bred
Tor speed ne g-kc points and very good
legs and feet He bears a strong resemblance to
Gieneig when tho latter young.
PAPoosH by bennington, dam Maiden, by Lexing-
ton (sisler of Paroisl She 10 most perfect all
and shows grand quality. She is bright chestnut
yearing. with blaze face; 10 as level as die from
her head to her heels, with bood-ke style, being
more perfect In form than any OF her brothers or
sisters, and looks as II she might outrun them all.
NEKEID, by Saxon, dam imported Highland Lasse,
by Blair Athoi; second dam Rupee. by Tho Nabob;
third dam Bravery. by Gameboy; fourth dam Ennui,
by Bay Middleton, out OF Blue Devils, by veocipeoe
Nereid is bay yearng hy, with black points, four.
teen hands inches and half In hoight; lull Of
quality all This young lady is almost perfect
symmetry ard has the best Of legs aud ieet. She
measures inches In the girth and 10 won
deriuy compact and well put together, with q very
graceful appearance She will be q racer, de pend on
II.
GERALDIss, by Saxon, dam Girl OF tho Period, by
Virgil; second dam Mamie Butler, by Lexington;
third dam Tokay, by Imported Yorkshire; fourth
dam Miss Martin, by Garrison's Zngaree, out oil
Gabriella, by SIR Archy. She Is bay yeariing with
black points, n stripe Of white around her left hind
ankle being tho only white about her. Geraldine
does not show as uch quality as either Papoose or
Nereid; but she is a useful looking and racng-iko
nily, Standing on good limos. She has plenty OF
sizc aud length and appears as II she VIII stand
:he wcar ond tear OF lengthy turf career
Cherokee Papoose, Ncreid and Geraldine arc in
the July and Cheste rneId stakes at
Newmarket. in 1879. and the Richmond Stakes, at
Goodwood, Tor two-year-oids, the same year. Pa
poose Geraldine and Nereid arc Oaks for $780,
and Cherokee, Boreas and Friar in the Derby
ST. Leger for 1880
The horses go over to England In charge OF l..
Jones and five boys, including Cotton, the jockey.