The New York herald., 1878-03-10
HORSE NOTES.


The American Jockey Club alter waiting sufficient
length Of Time for the entries the stakes announced
to close tho 1st from the remote points
where race horses bred have at last issued the
lists to the public. The Fordham Handicap sweep
stakes OF $50 each half forfeit, and only $40 II de-
clarcd by the goth OF May with $500 added, the sec
ond to receive 5000 out OF the stakes weights TO be
published May l, winners (aiter pnbication oi
weightsj Of 81 900 to carry hve pounds. OF 81 600
eleven pounds extra, ino distance mile and
a quarter closed with forty-two nominations,
consisting OF the best known horses In this section
OF the country. George l.. Lorlllard has. entered
four for the race--Loi,erer ldala, Danger aud Guy
J. e. Brewster & Co. virginus John Daily Prospect
John Mahon Cyril, j. W. Bell Fugiuve, Charles
Reed Cardinal wolsey, A. A. Thompson DR.. LIVING
ston, j. @. Nelson l. Co. viceroy, Rife
and simeon; r. Lorillard Parole, Bombast
Mncoa, Perfection and Zoo Zoo Harvey WEIGH
Princeton and Major Barker J. A. Smith Princess OF
Thule. Dr. A. r. Cohover Lady sayers, Z. v. Snedi-
ker Imagination ana Cuba, j. Il. Harbeck, JE, Ber-
tram, j. J. Bevns Hattie r.. s. d. Bruce General
Phillips, A. Belmont Clematis and Flddestck, ID.
ID. Withcrs Eri King aud Chamois, +. Morris
Fai,hless, W. Astor vagrant, Frederick the Great
and Palmetto, T. A. Clnbaugh Kingsland. j. d. Camp
bell Queenstown, Thomas W. boswell The Stranger,
aud d. J. Grouse Frankie The Jockey Club Handicap
Sweepstakes OF $l00 each, half forfeit and only $50
u declared by Iay 20, with $500 added; the second
horse 10 receive $500 out o the stakes weights
published by May winners ufter the publication OF
weehls OF 900 10 carry hve pounds o g. 0oo sevon
pounds extra, the distance Two miles closed win
twenty two nominations, comprising G. L. Loriard's
ldalia Tom Ochtree and Loitercr; j. E. Brewster
L. Co.'s Virginius, @. Reeds Cardinal Wosey and
Abilene, j. G. Nelson Il Co.'s viccroy and Ride, r.
Loriilards Parole BASIL Barricade Zoo Zoo ard Min
cola, II. wech's Major Barker, W. NJ Bissclls St
James, 5. D. Bruces General Phillips. A. Belmont's
Dauntlcss, H. b. Bry sons Galway E. A. Clabaugh's
Kingsland. T. w. Doswoll's Aigerino ana Bushwacker
and D. J.. Crouse's Joe. Tne Westchester Cup..a
sweepstakes Of $50 each, play or pay, with $1,000
added the second horse to receive $500 out Of tho
stakes, the distance two miles and quarter, has ten
entries for the event, comprising &. L. Lorillard's
Tom Ochiltree and Lotcrer, c. Reeds Athlenc +.
Loriilards Parole, Zoo Zoo and Bazi w. NJ. Bissel's
ST James, $. u. Bruces General Philips,
7. W. Doswel's Algerine, and d. j. Crouse's
Joe The Juvenile Stakes for Two -year-ods
OF 500 each hall forfeit with $500 added, tho second
horse to save his stake, the distance haif mis has
thirty-two nominatlons OF fine bred youngsters
there are in the country. as folowsrhomas Puryoar
Co. Is bay colt Dan sparling, by Gienclg-ltem; G.
L. Lorillord's brown ily Idier, by Leaning gton-Lem
onade; chestnut hlly Annie Augusta, by Leamington-
Black Slave; chestnut colt Startls by Alarm-Irene
chestnut colt Harold, by eamington--Magge b. b.,
aud chestnut colt Glen Eagle, by Panet-Eagiess; J.
+. Brewster & Co. brown hlly, by Leamngton-Eas-
tic, by Kentucky; Hynes Brothers' bay colt Peter
Hynes by War Danco-Leisure; Charles Reeds chest
nut colt Grand Master, by Eclipse-Inversnaid; p.
Lorard's bay fIly Tho Squaw, by Leaning ton--Lida
bay 1lly Nva, by Saxon--Highland Lassie; bay 1liy
Vixen, by Saxon-Coqustte brown colt Cedric by Sax
on-Fanny Ludlow; bay lilly Rachel, by Bonnie Scot
land-Sadowa; bay Ally lone. by Eclipse--Inverury;
and bay geding Grenadier by Canwel--Girl OF tho
Period; J. A. Smiths bay colt Bowstring by Harry
Basseit-Cordel.a; and brown nlly Lillian, by Harry
Bassett-- Wombat; a. Belmonts chestnut gelding
Lucky Hit, by Kentucky, Kng1sher Count
DOrsay-Fluke; and chestnut dlly Fiddestriug by
Kingasher--F Filagrce; Perry Belmonps bay 1lly by
kingdsher-Attraction; D.. ID. withers bay colt by
King ETnest-Elise; bay hly Bettina. by Stone
henge-Mimi; and chestnut Belinda, by Glonelg-
Nine Dudley; +. Morr,s' bay colt by warmins,er-
Remorsclcss; and buy colt by Warmins,er-Rsgard-
less; William Aslor's bay colt saiadn, by King.
Gsher-,mportsd Salamis; bay colt Mulrooney, by
Ok ngnsher--importea Nellie James; bay nly Bonuio
Leaf, by Bonnie Scouand--Ivy Leif; and chestnut
Gy Lulu, by Harry Bassstt-sarsh b; and D. J.
Crouse's chestnut colt by Revolver-Skylark, and
bay colt by kovover-Regards
George Longstafr's sale VI thorouehbreds will take
place Monday, the 25th inst, and not Wodnos-
day, the 9th, advertised u lew days ago. The
in Gne condition 10 be put In training, and
whoever wishes TO own racing stabs by buying the
lot can have very formidable string to begin WITH
The bny colt lnheritor, ny Jay Could out Of the
famous ,rot.,ng mare Lucy was ioaisd In 1875, and
sold at the nrst annual sale OF the Fashion Stud
Farm. Trentob, N. j., In 1876, as a yearling. He,
therefore, rates three years old, not four, ap
pears the catalogue and OF the Advertisements
OF the Kellogg SALE His sire has record Of 2:21k
his dam record OF 21Si< being the fastest pair, by
record that have ever produced.
Colonel Mcdaniel has sold to Robert saussy, of sa-
vannah, Ca, tho chestnut horse Wllio Burke, by
Baywood-Katinka.
J. H. Philips will hold a trotting meeting at Suffolk
Park Philadelphia, Mny 10, II. Is and IT, aud the
week following M. Goodwin will hold a Jour days
meeting at Belmont Park, he being about to abandon
Point Breeze. Belmont is unquastiouuby superior
10 either Point Breeze Sanolk Park IL ls located
about one milo beyond the western boundary OF Fair.
mount ParK, and Is accessible by trans over tho
Pennsylvania Railroad The elegant drivos through
Paramount Park.
The sprLg stakes at Pi,sburg, Pa close the 18TH
inst. at New Orleans, 20th inst. and Saratogl,
April Is.
Alden Goldsmith has fixed upon Tn nursday, May 2
for his sale.
QEEENS COUNTY HUNT.