, 1879-06-25

won by tho former. Time. 3:t5H.
s 's s ~ s E ..sss %asa 1 rsaf" sat
Thu steeplo-cl,asc WAS won by All Right, Reso-
lute sccond, Wild Oats third. Time, 4;00.
TrtR ALEXANDER FARM.
A correspondent Of TIC New York san reeeht-
r. paid vIslt to the great Alexander farm. III
ccrntrg II tic following extracts are male:
Driving ncross the firm tor milo Or to over hii
and dale and broad Acfch. ealered grove oi
cottage Of oi. Louia iireInead, slr. XieIsntiers
snens. cordial erecting from Col. urodhead,
ss nss e Mat y to-
SUPPER not|esd vel. .aiisd Sooteaye II lie III.
wcfe horse iails. One had brushed Gios from Day
tenf, sna the other from lczington. te great son
S oas ts3n s af nd % Fl om as ays
winners Jim any other .ife in America.
asked the Colonel u he knnw how the record Of
hentaGky noIses stood IN tl'e faa'est anu most
i5e had MT figured / down, but believed tho pro.
E,est m yo
oi ST. 1s fI aoaS as IL IL TIC apse
credit u Konaek, bred racefs, whiie 81 te who'o
lat Of lS7 crcdttRlIo nor,ormasccs 1H add 10 tho
rcnpns Of the bluegrass section.
'rou, ia,s fasmi'' inquired.
.rhe. Colonel, WHO Il handsome young nun. 70.
tndc willis ,he smoke from ais rnocrschaum cnrIod
"WeIt. Ii. said. nfser the lapse Of minute.
"thpre was LARRY Dassctt, The dixie Of Magenta.
As.erold Norfolk. vauxtaIl, Fostor. Kluxaaher.
Watson, g.yons nsason ,ays.wsster' oAssroea.,
Niagara, pteaknes.. Lanca.ttr, Wanders!, Shy.
lock: nen pnke, qartick. llellnoold. Joa Dant*ts.
XVI H. &ks ss Vfssss: 2ss nss
speaatnrIft, Tiinldsd. hriesnd, Planet, .Htiils,,
Kat!e Pease, Dickens. Spartan, Maiden {da1n OF
fays,' s s ssas tor h pa, sss fifteen 1 5a.s,
sas get ot ouf old Australian. making twelve out
81 .te afteeu." !" rIht. was bctote speaathr,ft, an
PHI On H. sst t daY RSss u May, '' AS' 'f'A'
ned ths Golonejt .'ayer.ea oysr naif for Wood:
to our credit eleven times out Of dftcen. When
you come 70 the loaE races fis Australian and
nors more i.n,tia winners 6y australian than iy aay
other horse Tha general Impression ID thnt Lox.
ingtons hola the lsad wh!ts the fact H. TINT seven
7::,3!f. while only u'no hayo won from all other
his d"ubis tenn and light wagon 10 6o bfouglt to
tho cottage. Altar eakfsnt NO startca to mike
partial cIsmlnatiun Of tho tar.n and stock.
''Col1ne!, how much stock lsaro you now, above
About i55 iassfs S1 f,a, loo t.ota's 19o sho:t
horns e Jafssys bou soutdoMns: t sins sna 70 Sh9t
saIes, saH besides our private tsansaet!ons" '''
Iii. Hull, an Altauy man, with eyes AZ clear as
North liiyer nliots. hns chsras Of TIC trpt!crs.
| s'vake keht mere. gentlemen, said MF. llnH,
pointing to . bench near the 3 stabla door. "Tho
boy viii b1lns out The horses" a;,'s.
bafn door tfan.iotnea him Int cireus: hofsa wltd
nin1 fnwn frtn tht redestal ffirk with h1e hind
feet cutting angles IN tl,s AZ. Il ie accounted
e et T. a
tsy hase saG oeca na lost 'iS s
neaately ;aok b2l1 st1nd be'i1d M t. tue duos.
fully satisned ,hat eoaa soc all tho beauties Of
"Tnsfs s,'d ". aiu II %s ,a, Bs!m9nt , Is i .
gsos. aosss S; s Ms,a Na1oed Abd41,a 9's.
p@esandam. @ il Dick Soo;c, ia othsr wIanats, were
strod by Belmont. lle Ii 10 years old, md aa
supplc ~ COLI, coll" ,,.,.,..,. H.. . =.
ne:mont. and Of 1 masn'acent fosn. next p;nnesd
81 npE a. d pex
tonian, sr.al *:*a!1; and Maud y. trial *:l7t ~
4;yea5. % ars emenS ": Go h. y, rs1sspy ar "
sired b. Belmont, appeared full OF lifo. oager to
Ss ssosse1 sso1 s s sssa ss
| which ts 80 EFa1cd up nnd down as TO deselop u!
qsfle & ths S 1ss e, n Ssy a1s So %
/
| ton Fair Assnctatioh Track III 3:.t1f. Among the
sires OF note II the .aU Hat Tor ISL eleven were
brsd Or owned a. Wn0abnfn. . Il!o liss o. oroqd.
| one.
From tho tFottInR to the racing stables there Il
| long drive Whiting down and around quite hill.
past tho aatn bn!iing and cottages occupied BY the
1DG pbopIe VINO DO ttS WORK Or INC lnfMs
a pair Of l1tgN nntlers were nailed ofeF the dool
Of tic stall ut tho upper cnd Of the rncinE stahc
| ''Thosu hntleFs, :" remarked Col. l'rodhefd.
"wcEe ecnt from California to hr. Alexander to
he p1Accd osor the athnle door Of Lexington Lex
tnEton occup!ea that stata ntAtly twonty yenrB."
Tho atall WaA empty when looked Into IT, II
WIS plain anu ordinary; In fact, tho whole stable
hutroundlnEa vera almost ahabby. strange!
would never imagine TINT It had been me home o.
Lexington for twenty ycars, and now holds siFos o
worldwide rcnown.
vt was an old customt" raid Col. nfo1head.
"to nall pair Of antloEa In front Of tho fastcs'
bout on tho Atsslasippf. TAo antlesa ware placed
Thta reminded nle Of something NF. +. D. 11nE.
per had said tho daY bafore. wh!la WIS looking vi
pair OF antlera nailed over Ton DroecK'H door,
holding wide Ribbon with tho 1Gnscs .:lhal.
"That pair Of hotnr." remarked htr. llnrpcr.
"wcre from buck killed Gy Mr. Weymhn Dick
son, Of Yaxou, Miss. A1E. Dickson ,yns the owne,
Of Dp,le nf the Meaa Hut thesn arc not the horn,
that should TO over Ten 3rosck's door. There Il
pair oysr 10 Mr. Alcxander'S that wcrc to ham