The New York herald., 1878-12-04
AN IMPORTED STALLION.

KYRLE DAILY BY ARTILLERY, DAM COLLEEN
The above thoroughbred horse arrived at this port
on Monday last. in the steamship Bolivia from
Glasgow and was taken from the ship yesterday and
placed in tue United States bonded stables of Robert
Stoddart. Nos. 59S and GOO Greenwich street,
this city. The horse in the finest
health, and as gay as lark as he praneed
through the streets from the ship 10 the stables
He will be taken to Lancaster, Ohio, the farm
of his owner SIr Reher. who also the thor
oughbred imported horse Hnrrah. Kyrle DAILY was
purchased for Mr.. Reber by friend in Ireland last
spring. He raised in the county Clare and
is as fine horse as ever left the green isle.
The horse VIII be nine years old after New
Years Day. At the stable yesterday afternoon he APP
pearcd in the finest possible condition, and no
for moment would have supposed that lie had been
ten days tho ocean between decks q steamer,
under the care OF q sailor. He is lusty stallion,
about sixteen hands and an inch high; bay, with
black points, and has four OF the toughest black feet
ever seen He has a star in his forehead and
small snip his nose. and. all in
ALL is one Of the handsomest horses
that arrived at this port from abroad.
Kyre DAILY has fine. small intelligent head which
is clean and bony; beautiful ears, and his eyes
very bright and vida apart. His jaws are immense.
cent. and his massive shoulders very obliqne. His
back is short and his lons very powerful promi-
nent and muscular. archng up higher than his
withers which makes him look trife hollow in the
back. His quarters are broad and strong and the
tail bone very large. The hips show immense power.
and the stiles perfect The hooks are excellent
and the hind legs be beaten This grand horse
wonld weigh as he stood yesterday above 1,20D
pounds. Noticing the purchase Of this horse in May
last the Sportsman gave the following details Of his
breeding and performances:
Kyfle DAILY was got by Artillery out of Colleen
Rhue. by Gemma di vergy. granda,n Princess by Re-
triever out of Echidua (The Barons dsm) by Econo-
mist. son of Whisker and sire of Harkaway. 1t is
hardly necessary add that The Baron got Stockwel
and Eataplan in England, and in all probability.
Monarque in France. Artillery was a very fine
horse aud successful stallion, got by Touchstonc ont
Of Jcannette, by Irish Birdcatchcr. He second
for the st. Legfr of 1856 to Warlock. by Irish Bird
catcher, and he won the Prince of Wales Stakes at
York. the North Country Derby at Newcastle, the
Ebor st. Leger, &c. He got great many winners
The grandsire of Kyrle Daily on the dam side
very noted horse enmadi Versy was got by Sir Her
CUES of Whaebonc and sire of Irish Birdcatcher
Fsugh-s Ballah and scores Of other famous horses
His dam Snowdrop. By Heron sire of Fisherman,
grsndsm Fairy. by Fho da Puta out of Britannia. by
Orville. At two years old Ge1nma di yergy ran
eighteen races. and thirteen of these he won often
with very heavy weights much l2s lbs. At
three years old he eleven times and six
namely the Whttlebury Stakes and the Racing Stakes
at Northampton; the Renewal Sweepstakes ut New
the Grosvernor Stakes ut Chester. and the Eaton
Stakes At the same place. Unfortunately he
not engaged in the Two Thousand Guineas. the
Derby the ST. Leger. At four years old he but
little. and failed to win His daughter. Colleen Rhue.
produced Norma, great winner in Ireland and Maid
OF Athens another well ~ Kyric DAILY and she
also the dam Of the steeplcchaser. Tom. From sll
that able to learn kyrle DAILY is likely to be
very valuable stallion. He was good racehorse. He
the Irish Derby on the Curragh of Kildare. beat
ing among Others Angelo. by Adyenturer who hal
been second for the One Thousand Guineas, and
third for the Oaks in England. when Marie
stuart won. At four years old he won the Crrragh
Plate and the stewards Plate the day at the
Curragh OF Kildare, and al Bellevstown he the
Dadiston Plate. At the place he dead
heat with Old Tom for the Queens Plate three miles.
and in running the dead heat off he beat Old Tom by
a head, but disqualified because his jockey
weighed with his whip. He afterward carried 149
lbs. in one handicap end 1G lbs. in another.
Kyrle DAILY will be taken from this city for his
home at Lancaster. Ohio, Friday next by A. Grif-
nth. one OF Mr. Rebcrs careful attendants at his
stu