, 1879-05-25

Croxle'a dam. has been, bred to amuGg1er.
Robert Bonner recently drove Edwin Forrest
mile 10 wagon in 2:1s, the LAST half being done il
1:o7.
| Annette. By Lexington, snd tho dam Of The
Niprer, a Chieago-owned horse, died recently Al
Lexington. Ky - =
The London Ffeld~ thinks that Pappoose, al.
| though small, il built on better lines than he
brother Parole. 49,.
| There are but few trotters being trained n
Buffalo. Philadelphia Is tho srendezyous Of the
Eastern rrotters this Iear.
/ Wyoma Trottins Park, at Lynn, Mnss., has been
sold to the Rev. ]. N. Harrington, and will be con
| verted into Catholic cemetery.
! Archer, Paroles Jockey, stands five feet nfne
inches high. With all his successes, he has never
! jet rtdder winner Of the Chester Cnp-
to ssh r is I'd IL & Ssn S9 M Tes
| He is broken down, and for sale at 81, 900.
The first trotter called Pinafore has mad,
hi. appearance, and the joke ~ about his har1ll
ever winning race Is anxioqsly looked for.
Uncas IS still backed by Americans for the Ep-
som Derby. which takes place Wednesday Of thia
week. The latest transaction WAS S25, 600 to 5000
against him. s*.
Dutchman. chestnut geldfng by Thornda1e, was
recently sold to Mr. Charles Smith, OF New Or
leans for S700.' Tha performances last fall OF
~0AAeAS -AA~AAAAAAS
stock.
The drs. trot at Prospect Park. L. L, which is
under the management OF Charley. Green, took
place last week between Planter, Mambrino GEN
3:3:225H1, 2:20. {:
Irene. record 2:24, who was feature Of the Cir
cult meeting in 1876 started in race at the recent
Philadelphia meeting, put was distanced- She is
scoring yell this rsar but generally gets tan gled
A. T. Miller, who converted Edwin Forrest,
says: II am safe IN saying that Edwin Forrest Is
the fnstest horse alive, and will undertake III
12aa @tna,s o. Il s IL sio HaoW low
is age.'' ::
Latest New York betting: Withers' Stakes 3
to agalnst spendthrift and Harold; 20 to against
Monitor; q to against Report; to against
Plevna; 8 to against Dan Sparkling and Cedric; 10
to against Idler, Startle. and Lancewood; lo to
50 to i agatnst others. Belmont Stakes-5 to 2
against Spendthrift; s to against harold; s to
against Monitor; 6 to l. againat Report; to
against Plevna; to against Cedric; to against
Dan spar!ins; 70 to against start!s, Una Lance,
othe1H-
the xaa Londoa SPORTSMAN s. says: :tchari5eEt il 4
bright chestnut, standing nearly, II not quite, A.
snd deep bodied horse Just little plain to follow
because of his dropping rump, and from carrying
his tail too close to his quarters to give him gay
unconmonly well let down, and show great mus
cular development. He has good head aud neck.
well placed shoa'ders, Yefy strong hack ..a and
knit horse all through bis frame, on the Eery best
q legs and feet
No such career OF triumph has been secured By
any other owner Of horses in the annals OF the
English tnrf as BY Lord Falmouth. He has been
twelve times successful in the great classic races.
He hiss won the Derby twice with . son Of Blair
Athol and q son Of King Tom; the Two Thousand
eK Ntotff4 7hv hA
one Thousand three times With Children q Mac
a1oni Blair Athol. and Adyentnrer; the
three tines Tih 91aee4 ,hd Bertha sD,a
twice with silvio and Jeannerte. All these, ex-
cept Queen Bertha, were trained by Mathew Daw-
son. Archer, who rode Parole, is his jockey.
: A controversy baving arisen as to the amounts
Smith, . friend OF 'Bonner's gives the following
prices OF some Of tho notablcs II bis stables For
NJ: Bonner eaye S3s: COG and another
% resl SIS. coo; Iad5 Stonf, SIS, boo; Grafton,
ooo Bruno SlS d6a; 99o; Aaeaf9 ae here ~ ooo;
Mand Macy, $40, ooo; AsmbIino Bestie, 81 SO. 600;
pick Jamtson. So ooo AayofFd 81 &C. 5oo; La1;
s5a sna tt $? S9 nssf Mo;cs S. So a
ess, s5, 800; Asdy Rs!mes. IS ooo; a. Prince In
ss . eo sss ae;
5uyier So. 600; Walton, So, 900; the CANADA roam
mare, s., 600; Keen Jim. Sc, 500; Major Morton, |
- 500; the Carpenter horse. 81, 200; the Boston
,ra9 team, S. 900; Elsie Venner, Sc, 600; Ada
@uroc, g., 900; Ella Sherwood, 81, 600; Hebe,
i, 800; arafton's, dam. 81, 500;, Carl Burr,
ST 900; Malice, 81, 200; Honest Peter, 81, 200;
lam OF the Morse colt 81, 200; Uncle Sim. 81 coo;
lam OF Clara g, g. 600; Princess, 81, ,ooo.
As the following extraordinary paragraph ap-
e-leaded-at the head OF the Louis
lille Courier journal editorial columns few days
go, it is fair to presume that III. Watterson's
1pply of race tickets WAS suddenly cut OF BY the
Jockey C1up: 'sThe mimic world and the real
yorld are alw1ys,'' as they say ia 'Pinafore, at
tses and sevei,s.' Il was Gilbert who gave Us the
Pinafore '--and II was Gilbert who gave rs
Engaged, BY odds tue better work Of the two
3ut-in matters Of fact, much less IN Mhtters or |
ancy-how IL the best stage effort to account Tor
he accidental? Well, It fs very mach like Con-
.ressonal quandary. But; Is q real affair, the au-
ieuce was dismissed last night at the Opera house
because-a young girl, tripu1ng from
ler dressing-rooua to the stage. dropped INTO
rap-door carcIessly left open, and broke her leg
;he Id OF no account She Is only poor actress.
Amid the thousands which are s9uandefed ehis
reek on the horses not dollar will be thought OF
or her. Turfnen are mean men Gamoiefs are
cldsb und eold,-. Not one OF the zash betters to-
Law win waste thought upon poor Emma edess
a sweet young eirl-who, bounding from ber
tressing room to the stage, came to sad grset last
light The town fs. fuli Of them. Money goes
RELY win them. But they are = poor lot |
neal, lot. and not single mhn Of them; VIII atop