, 1879-05-04

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1868. Fat Aia3loy. oy.............W. e.
1860. Mamie Douglass. $3.50 Sue Dougherty.
1870. Helmet ............... 3:4iA sVtdette.
| 1871 Sentinel. sii3 Kotbuck.
| 1878 Joe Johnson. .......... }3i5T jack Froat-
!s:s xsrd!Srs: ::t!H yoIesaos
1s77 KnS William: SSayIyowsn.
Fss Aest Unti 1877 thu sase txo-mls
8 ts House ssEe
81 s2 ssff ss;: e eessa e ~ ssas iS:
! o. pounds.
In the last :ace, Association purse s2oo mile
in two straight l1ea.s Clemnje G. third Ia the
first heat and second in the second, Charles Busk
t Victim and Duncan 2. kcnuer unpaccd.
This ends the meeting at this place, which tas
heen the most successful hcd for many years, the
[ attendance daily being very large.
/ THE ESGLls1l TURF.
! LONDON, May :}.-Lozd Fa]month's winnings ia
the stakes this week amount to sa0 900. The bot
ting on the race for the Chester Trades cup On lie
TIN is seven to four against Parole and five to one
against Lord Rosebery's Touchet. Archer Will
! ride Parole, who is to carry eight stone twelve
ns sta In the 70. the
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! Parole will carry nine stone eight Dounus.
TRACK .TALE.
Verdict IL becoming strong fayorite for the
| Kentucky Oaks. !
| Parole ,wns, narchased by hir. Lorilland. as
| yearlng, for $3.50.
Priceless, sister to Driver o:24, last week foaled
| colt to Happy Medium. i,
Boston's Trortins Club is progressing, and d
permanent organization will soon be effected.
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Mr. Il. J. McKimnin. Of Nashville ia q PAGER,
aud goes very fast at that gate.
Pride Of the Village. one Or the lights o, Dir.
Aatofs staee y; last year has been bred to Alarm,
On account Of the continued illness OF Mr.. G. n.
cottrii. Secretary Of the milwaukee, Driving Park,
that Association will hold no spring meeting
bay Charlie. record 22as,zs, has been purchased
for road use by Mr.. J.AD. -Kockafcllow Of tue
Standard on Works, Cleveland, and will be driven
with Hendricks. g.
is hoped that the amcness which troubled him lust
% season bug entirely disappeared. He was recently
given mile IN s;aa. -.
Ta1Fndale @ .scets H. and and pasydalc. bis
training md driving. ~:
The stallion St. Sfcho1as', recently purchased BY
M w. III AasieS ot s6s sit sGn s. H
sy Pilot, by Clay filot. },
At Belmont last Sunday Scotland, driven by Mr..
13ob]e. and Irene. drlvgh ly Mr. Goodin. were
given pretty good work together: The first mile
head and head in $:ao4, aad The finish Of the tIisd
showed Irene slightly in The: front In a:21 Since
thsn hs;ass; ss9land ha. has been mile in 2a4-
Commenting on the remark OF the London F1ela
best the New York jifFaH Witty says says: VIZ" i've
arc soFry TINT our coasinS do not admire Parole
n IL Gfn nirr arfn HtrIno lop1
inclined to the belief that sthey would be better
plensed with him In that condition than when run
ming. especially in an English race. !"
Part II. Of firk's Gutd<to the Turf has been re-
associations, with instructions to reachiug the
tracks, st.; ; the ., w9efs Of prominent liked
1870, 1850, and 1851. and tho fastest running
records from half mile to four miles. The Guide |
Is q work which no turfman should pe without.
The day before the Two Thousand Guineas was
Ing Of the chances Of the different candidates. ss
':charibcrt's running to-day, ut Newmarket is |
anite inexp|icable, roF he was beaten by Rcconc-
u was she beaten by Rayon dor and Charibert at
Doncastcr Inst September. He must improve i'm
mensey on ths to have any chance 1or the Two
had won the reason Of his running was probably |
more manifest to the Heratd man.
Price McgIath is taking al tho odds offered
sSanx bis y Ana M the
euch ease, and has Improved so much in form, |
that her owner bus entered her very heavily in the
Her fuil brother, Dnplicatf has also 5esn entessd
in over s3o 600 worth OF stakes tho heaviest en-
Eagemcnts ever made 70! 2-year old in Amcri-
winner for lbe Merchants and Stallion Stakes. In |
his opinion the 1lly win prove as good as Tom
Bowling. g.,
Lazy Banker. record e; 2 nssa e. the last two
paon n St. Reno. % &sa nef SFose2 !s9's to eo g.
Julien. be entered in Peter G. Kellogg 3 Co. : snle
OF May 60 which also includes Jubilee. chestnut
Woodford Mambrino and Wedgewood; also Princess
Ethel town sister 10 Gloster), by Volunteer; the
ose soa Of Se tsn ~ s b
stance: and tmnosing appearance, and claiming
trial Of 2:35 undcvcloped; and others less known.
by Messenger Duroc, chosFoes Peaccmakcr, etc.
Ms: I.erillard BY Eew Tori q: tusfne1 were Mr:
Jockey cinb: Mcssrs. Carroll Ltsinss1one, /. G.
T. 1eeoe sdi Fsdmeaa xen kss
belmont Purdy, "; r. Travcrs, D. D: Withers.
Thomas Bush Of tbe ::Le4,ng,on Association; 4.
Enyard, c. Bezryn,an. j. G. Heckscher, ]. Brad
fsrd j. c9steE, T. u Coste5 ( Get9 Lewis
Charles Fearing, Dc Coursey Forbes. Commodore
kanc, Of the New York Yacht Club; Col. Delaney
Kane, of the Coaching Club; and H. s. Gordon.
Not long since WELL known Boston minister
hH4 eulLo1t 1hWE4 4I1lte Is MdCA u1a l0fc VI |
horses and outdoor sports ~ for .tmildnesy,
on A,e Brighton road, when a gentleman came
along with bis pet nag, evidently ready To-: a
''brush.' ~ He got all he wautcd-the minister dis
appeared in cloud OF dust. Next day the two |
cllnnccd to meet in the street. "IIow are youY'
said the horse-loying divine. heartily. '..Yon
have the advantage of me, sir" answered the
other. 'Yon can't bare forgotten that little race
we had yesterday, continued the minister. mo,
OF course not; but a brush on the road fs one
thing and subsequent acquaintance quite another.
You must excuse me; aorse-trainers are not in
my line, socially" aud he bowed it 10 CLOSE the
interview. You'll at least take my card" said
the clergyman, who had to pucker his mouth to
keep. from laughing. His lofty highness condc-
scended to take the pasteboard, and-camc down.
-D0St0n Transcript.
The bennington yearlines, recently purchased
BY Nj. Pierre Loril]ard, arc es follows: Chestnut
colt brother to Loiterer and 1dler), out Of Lem
onade. Brown colt tbrothcr to Pera., Aagnum
HonuD. and IIarold}. out Of Maggie b. B. Chest
nut fly. out OF Emily Fuller Bay colt, out OF
Aledora Brown colt forothcr to Lucifcr), out OF
Lady Motley. Chestnut Oily {sister to Parole,
James A.. Minsola. Perfection, and Papoose),
put OF Maiden. OF this lilly correspondent. says:
'*She is grand dIly all over, with much quality
rs Papoose, and more substance. She Ia bigger
now than Papoose was last year in July. and has