The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-12-27

during the next six months Pappoose rather spoils
the eye tor the other lilies, .nt
GERALDINE.
bay yearling lly by imp. Saxon, dam Girl of the re.
riod by Virgil. is fine, sashng ally and very good
mover, and IL she keeps well will much more than
pay her way. considering her many engagements.
SEREID,
a bay yearling fly by imp. Saxon. dam imp High
land Lasse by Blair Athol is low level made nlly,
full OF promise. and will undoubtedly win races
1t would be hard matter for any owner training
at Newmarket, with even the large establishments
that OF them have TO show. six youngsters
which would compare with much less beat those OF
Mr. Lorillard for shape. appearance action ana all
that indicates likelihood to turn out good race horses
and train ON FOR couple OF years or longer. Mr.
Lorillard is certainly to be compncnted upon the
excellent judgment he has displayed in his selection
of representatives, and it is evident the American
horse WILL for year or two, be represented ON
our race courses in manner never before attempted
by any OF our visitors.
THE DUKE or HaMILToN's
American bred horses have not done much as yeti
indicate any prctension to first class ability. Of
those purchased in 1876 Callum-a-tilen, by imp.
Glenelg dam La Polka. died since he arrived in Eng
land: Glen Jorsa by imp. Glenelg dam Ulrica, has
run four times without winning race and is now
owned by Mr.. O. Blanton. for whom he was claimed
out OF selling race at Huntingdon last July; but
he of course, appears in all his nominations as
entered by the Duke Of Hamilton and may, there
FORE the list OF entries. be still included as the
imp Gleneg. dam Miss Doyle. has, run
tins year six races but won nothing;
damn. has not run at all as yet The Duke has also
four yearlings. bred at Mr.. Sanfords establishment
VIZ. Roguey PoSugy, bay colt by mp Glenels dam
Gienelg, dam Regain; Susquehanna. bay hlly, by imp
Glenelg dam Niagara. and Saratoga bay tlly by imp
Glenelg dam Edeny. He has also entered several
mares bred to Preakness in Produce Stakes, which
need not now be enumerated.
MIR. ADDISON cAMMAcK
also appears as a subscriber in the Two Thousand
uineas and Lcger of 1880 but his only nomination
is the bay colt Neufchatel. by imp. Strachino,
dam Eeliptic. by Eclipse
has also made nominations for races in both 1879 and
1880 as will appear below. Littlehela, who has
trained for Mr. Sanford for many years, has now re-
turned to America, and William Arnull. Of New
market. will look after that ecntlemap's horses in
future. Mr.. Sanford has sold OFF all his original
importation, Start having been purchased by the
Duke Of Hamilton for $4,000, and her destination Is
the stud farm. Brown Prince has also been sold.
and will stand in Ireland it is said
ENGAGEMENTS
The following is summary of the engagements of
arranged from the official publication of Messrs
weatherby and placed in chronological order.
1ST9-NEwM,RKET.
CRAVEN MEETING. APRIL Is, 49, II, 1s-THrRD
DAYThe Craven Stakes, of 10 each, half forfeit
with 500 added, for three yearolds colts, 122 lbs.
fes 10 lbs; penalties and allowances: the second
to receive per cent and the third five per cent Of
the whole stake An. M. zone mile) % subs. Duke
of Hamilton's CHI C. Glen Jorsa and b. C. Callum-a-
Glen dead.
FOURTH DAY.-Sweepstakes Of Is sovs. each, sovs.
forfeit with 100 added for three colts
lbs. flies III lbs. which have never run nor re-
ceved 100 sovs for running second or third at time
OF closing; winners afterward lbs. extra; Il. NJ.
Il mile II yards; IS subs Duke of Hamiltons b. I.
FIasr SPRING MEETING, APRIL % AND 30
sand Guineas Stakes, OF 100 each, half
forfeit. for hrce-ycar-olds; colts, 10 lbs. and
es lit lbs; the second TO receive 200 sovs. out of
the stakes and the third his stake; r. NJ.
Il mile II YARDS; 10 subs. Duke of Halnitons ch.
{. Glen Jorsa and b. c: calluma-Glcn tdead) Mr.
p. Lorillard's b. G: Uncas, by Lexington, dam
Coral by vandale b. c. by Bonnie Scotland, dam
woodbine, BY Lexington; br. c. by Lexington, dam
Lulu Horton. by imp. Albion; CHI. by imp Leaning
ton dam Maiden. by lexington; CHI c. by imp. Learn
ington, dam Susan Beane by Lexington; br. c. by
imp Saxon dam Fanny Ludlow. by imp. Eclipse.
THIRD DAY-The First Spring Two-y ear-old Stakes
of 10 each, with 100 added colts, Ia bs lies
10 lbs winners extra; Rous Course Is fuilongs %
subs Mr. p. Lorillards CHI. Pappoose, b. t.
Nereid, b. c. Cherokee and b. I. Geraldine.
FoURTH DAY-The One Thousand Guineas Stakes of
100 each, half forfeit. for hrceyearods; llies
IL lbs each the second to receive 200 sovs out OF
the stakes, and the third to save his stake; Il. NJ
l. Loeb Tanna and b. +. sylvia Mr. p. Lorillards b. f.
by imp. bennington dam Leda. by Lexington; Oh.
+. by imp. Australian, dam Mazurka. by Lexington;
b. I. by imp. Saxon. dam imp Highland Lassie, by
NEWMARKET SECOND SPRING MEETING, MAY Is. IA.
15-THRp DAY.-The Second Spring Two-year-old
Stakes of 10 sovs EACH with 100 added colts Ia lbs
hllics, 12O lbs. winners extra. Rous Course (tve
furlongs; 81 subs. Mr.. 7. Lorillard's ch. f. Pap
poose, b. T. Geraldine and b. c. Cherokee.
EPSON SUMNER MELTING, MAY p, -, % 30.-FfRsr
DAY.-The woodcote Stakes, Of 20 sovs. each. 10 tor
felt with 500 added, for two-y ear-olds colts, 122
lbs and fies 10 lbs the second to receive 100
ont of the stakes New L. Y. G. three quarters of
mile; SO subs. Duke of HamiEon's b. G. Roguey
Poguey.
forfeit, with 800 added for yearolds colts l22
lbs fllies, 10 lbs the second to receive 80 sovs.
out of the stakes about half mile; % subs. Duke
OF Hanilton's b. C. Roguey PoQuey.
SAME DAY.-The one hundredth renewal Of the
Derby stakes of 80 each. half forfeit for colts,
l22 lbs and hes, III lbs, then three years old;
about mile and half. starting at the New High
Level Starting Post; the of the second horse
to receive and the third $50 out of the
stakes 1857 subs.). Duke of Hamilton's ch c. Glen
Jorsa and b. G. Callum-a-Gen tdead). Mr.. T.. Loril-
lards b. c., by Lexington. out of Lulu Horton; b.
uncas by Lexington ont OF Coral; br c., by Saxon,
out of Fanny Ludlow Oh. G., by bennington, out of
Maiden. and CHI. C., by bennington out OF Susan
Became.
FOURTH DAY.-The one hundred and first renewal
the Oaks Stakes Of 80 each. half forfeit tor
lies then three years old ST. 10 lbs. each; about
a mile and half, starting at the New High Level
Starting Post; the of the second lilly TO
ceive 300 sovs aud the third $50 out OF the
stakes; 1856 subs Duke of Hamllton's b. f. Sylvia
and b. f. Loeb Tanna; Mr.. T. Lorillard's br. T. by
bennington, out o. Leda, and b. f. by Saxon out OF
Highland Lassie.
Ascor-JusE 10. IL, IL, 13.-FrRsT DAY-The Prince
Wales Stakes of 80 each, half forfeit with
1000 added, for three-year-old colts, 12o IS;
fies III lbs. penalties and allowances; the second
TO receive 300 sovs and the tnrd 2oo sovs out or the
stakes. New course Il mile and furlongsl; ~
subs Duke OF Hamltons CHI. c. Glen Jorsa and b. c.
Caum-a-Glen tdeadl.
SECOND DAY.-The Coronation Stakes OF 100 sovs.
each, half forfeit with 200 added, for three
year-old fillies 122 lbs. cach penalties and allow
anccs; the second to receive 900 soys. out OF the
stakes and the third TO save his stake. Old mile.
Duke of Hamiltons b. f. Sylvia and b. I. Loeb
Tanna.
THIRD DAY.-The Hardwickc Stakes of 1900 sovs.
added TO sweepstakes of 10 each. play pay,
for three ear-ods and upward: hrec-ycarold. 10
lbs; four l26 lbs; five and upward, l2s lbs penal
ties and allowances; the second to receive ten per
cent and the third five per cent of the stakes. Swim
ley lone mile and half; III subs. Duke Of
Hamtons ch. C. Glen Jorsa aud b. C. Callum-aGlen
tdead.l
SAME DAy-The Rous Memorial Stakes Of 10 sovs.
each. half forfeit to the Kous Memorial Fund. with
1000 added: three ear-olds loo lbs; four. i22
lbs: five and upward. la lbs. penalties and allow
ances; the second to receive 1OO sovs.; New mile;
l8J subs Duke OF Hamilton b. T. Glen Jorsa and b.
I. Loeb Tanna; Mr. r. Lorillards b. Spartan b.
Pequot, CHI. c. Pawnee, b. c. Uncas, ch C. Sioux aud
br. c. Cedric.
NEwMARKLT-JULY MEETISG-JULY !, 3, 4-ERsT
DAY-The July Stakes OF 80 sovs. each, 80 forfeit,
tor two years old colts. 122 lbs and nllies, 11g lbs
the second TO his stake: New H. u g. u turlongs
1876 yards; 50 subs. Mr.. 4. Lorillards ch. I. Pap
poose b. Cherokee. b. T. Nereid and b. f. Geraldine.
TgIRD DAY-Tbe Chesterfield stakes OF 30 soyg.