The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-01-19
KENrUoKYs COMING HORSES.
Events that VIII Try the Mcttie Of Youngsters
-Runners and Irotters.

A banker and turfman of New York is
credited with having once said: The only
trouble about buying Kentucky horses is that
IL you purchase tho fastest one OF them one
year they raise faster one the next year" The
entries 10 the stakes Of the spring meeting OF
the Louisville Jockey Club May 20. which
closed Jan. show that the Kentpckians Intend
to keep this thing up II possible. For the
Kentucky Derby; one ond balt miles $50 goo
nine blooded three year ,olds on the list
Among them Spcndthrlt Lord Murphy. Gen;
Pike. Wanda, Wssahickon, Grand Duke, ana
other promising Myers. for Tao AleAahu"r
Stake, hAlf-mile dash for two-year 9lds, twenty
nine fine bred youngsters are on the llst' iQr
twenty-seyen two year-old nllies are entered.
For the Kentucky Oaks. for three-ycar-old
lies IA miles tlty two pr9mlsGlng G ones nave
stakes for all ages, "a miles. has nineteen
nominations. Among, the prominent ones are
Dave Moore. Mahlstick. and Leyeler. Thirty
one three year olds are down for the Tobacco
STAKE mile he2s Se TRe arR IL tRfn saS for RrSo
year olds, two miles, has drawn 9ut twenty,
eight good ones INCLUDING spsn9Pslri pa9e ar twol %ne
yrar olds three-quarters OF iIllr, embraces
fist OF thirty-seyen youngsters IL VIII IeIulEea
fleet one to show his nose in front al me hhlsh.
Tho lists OF young trotters entered To appear
for the stakes Of the Kentucky Tr9ttlng Horse
Breeders Associa'on a,s2 closed air on Fap FTap ma
Lexington Stakes for two-year-old colts ana
filles. mile heats two and three 70 harncss' 10
be tr6tted next fall there are tity-one enlrl's;
For the Kentucky Stakes for three year~oiu
colts and nies, at the fall meeting IN LeNlng-
ton 1850 thero are seventy -elghl ehlrlrsi rnt
the Blue Grass STAKES for four,year.9l .9ld cots
and fles at the iHll meeting IN 1881, there are
seventy seven entries. The purses Tor all ihese
events are liberal. and The stock entered oHl-
branes many highly hrcd trotters. 80
The InG Field and Farm says that me Young.
sters which are likely to attract aiohtion hCNt
autumn in the Lexington Stakes are SOL, the
sister Of Stoinway; keene George, 10y Mhm-
brinO Hatcher. out of keene Inn dam MiNl-
son Wilkes the brother OF Kentucky W lIkes !
Chief Justice, by Administrator, out oi lrln-
cess by AleXander's Abdallah; DRYDEN, by nc
tatnr ont Of Alethea's dam, hy Mrlbourne Jr.
Duenna by Dictator out Of Fuss l,fhli mo uhlh
of adv Stout and the brother 20 tlfl H. 'guirh
The latter is by Mambrino Patchen, out oi I)lAlh
by INN Arabian Mokhladi, and II no Is HS gool
n year old rs his sister was, ne VIII teith
those who decry the Arab blood TO respect lhe
breeding Of his dam 49,, r,,,.,. o,o
oxpected To add largely to me rrpuuWlluh oo9di 90
Dictator In the three-yenr ola stakr loI looO
there are in addition to those named loi mo
two.ysar-old struggle Of 1879. such sood oUe5
os Nora Temple, by Belmont, out OF plhhu
| Temple' by Lexington Hero, by Hero OF Ihorn-
| dale OUT OF Lady Gregory, the sister OF Duly
| Boire; Triton, the brother Of Trlnket. ana a
gray colt by Allie West. out OF a mare by imp
| Arabian MokhadL