, 1879-04-27

after the arrangements had all been made to pre-
vent his competing, it is but fair that the trophy
OUR HORSES ABROAD.
The memorable victories during the past week
of Parole in the Newmarket Handicap and City
and Suburban have opened the eyes OF the En-
Elish people to the fact that when an American
horee reaches that country IN good shape he Is 70
be feared, and one result OF PAROLES success will
be the placing Of heavier weights on the American
d 4a when The to
although yerybody is pleased at the brown geld.
lngs peEformances, they are not blind to the fact
Inst T. ne had The best Of in point Of "h and
heav1ly on future events. When It comes
t6at 70 weight TOR arc the probabilities d a5e
who ans5fht 4 a ne we st9FF housand w os
oe run next Wednesday, and inc Epson Derby.
@aS -. Is the only 3-year-old in Mr. Lorlllards
sn9 some at 100 TO seven the Two Thous-
Ano. ana torty to one for the Derby. II is highly
psooaoe e thtt be wouId win either Of these c!as-
IS doa6fn # Y be en bs ose'h to
oss N n1Fh form, Is when last heard from he WAS
genS ofaly behind, there appearing to be weak
~ ~ uis !olns. But PAROLES defeat OF his fields
u snch hollow style is enough to make American
~ 19'men happy for ut least one season. The Duke
thc sriea WHO was the bright particular star OF
etc s1ne sent over by Mr. Loriilard, is slowly re-
eose1las from the complication OF diseases which
rT,stated him last winter but it is doubtful il he
made @ esSr 1,n .egsln the speed and strength which
fo... At1A1sk luflnE1Dtc Has Gat-oIA
tS toan Iaerc Is talk thai he may be got ready for
~ '1oou"ood Meeting. which commences uly 80,
~ Mnete he is in the Goodwood Cup. out there is
~ osta!nfy about it. The truth is that. SIS yet,
az, morse has been given work at all and all
tats a. to whnt he mar do is idle speculation.
n; n,a strength has come back 50 that he can be
shen some fast work, it Will be easy to tell just
'"4ae ne Is good for, but nut until 1hcn.
x,a1. aast February TIE TRIBUNE gave the engage
~. snts o. AL the American horses now in Europe.
oa 1of the convenience of those who may not have
preserved the tabular statement, the Information
1sg1ren again:
~ n-aseEmsrket, May-second snrng eJear-o'd Stakes:
ifaI.onEA Ar. Ioriliards Cherokee. Pappoose, and
EnsoEs; Summer Meeting. May-Noodcote Stakes. for
three quarters OF mile Duke OF Haunil
hs'f F9Euey Stanley Stakes, Tor c-year oas;
H. n NILE: Duke Of Hamiltons Rogucy- -PoEuey The
~ nJEes shaEes 19r mile and lia1f Duke
r r. a11mitons Glen Jorsa and Mr. Lortllards Uneas
iS ~ TOT old Niles: one mile and ha1f-
oasc at OF HaMaitons Loeb Ianna nnd Sylvia
Tae mile fSe futloaEs. Duke Of Ha,uitous Glen Jo:sa
HNv11anoton H1n Stakes Tor 9yeGT.old nl!eSs one nile
,nSs LIZ q Eaml1on's Silvia aae Loeb Tanaa Hard,
stakes for ycar os and upw ri; one 1nfie nnd
tra 1n1n; Duke Of Hamiton's Glen Jorsa Rons ne.
f1a stoSes 4l ages; mile Duke Ct Ham1ltons
o1en Jorsa and Loeb Tanna; Mr. lor1llards Gncas
Ms.sMmafset. Juy-Ju1y Stakes for s-year olds nEe
3ntsonga 1875 yards Mr.. Lor1ards PapPoose. Chero-
AEs. Eefe!d and Geraldine C1estcrneld stakek 1or =
sSl-oio: haH mile. Mr. 1orfllards Pappoose Cnef-
sAees Aeteld. and Geraldine. summer Cup, all age8s