, 1879-04-13

eccss on his chest All that WIS done to tie latte,
nastt nas prooe anu open it when it had closed.
ing the previous day the horse was notccd 10 be
breathing unusually fast, but nothing serious was
efon. e At the hour mentioned coupe ol
bic in which Woodford was ouartcred. were
a5oased %Ssr 6y bearing him squeal and fall;
wees ee bor1sa ammsdatc1y s aya vent 70 his STALL and
before he was given walking exercise, after which
ne ate heartily q mash and bucket Of clover. ".
re.1ana{ r. E5o%e{ v S. gave the following to your cor
post. .mortem examination revealed the usual
LESSONS Of the disease, viz: Congestion. OF the
aao~n" Tease1s the cut 1r ?. sae
vessel had ruptured and allowed the blood to es-
cape into the lung tissue. The night side Of the
tarry blood. TIC left side Of the heart also con-
taiend some, but not to the extent Of the right.
Aside from the immediate cause Of death. the
source OF the discharge from the chest was sought
Tor and found in the shape OF small pouch or
reservoir in the neghborhooa Of the withers, and
from which snus led To- The opening below i
when In quantity sufficient to overflow the edge Of
the reservoir, it gradually found Its way out
e the aea or It's
Or the probability Of his get being affected through
that influence" 7. j. e.
SONS OF MAMDNINo CHIEF.
TO the Editor Of The Tribune.
CHICAGO. April SIN your notice Of the ce1e-
bratcd trotting stallion Woodford Mambrno, bred
and formerly owned By tho late r. 4. Alexander.
ppa snce Owned aud md ksR by J.
St. Louis, you say: ~. is doubtful ii there are
more than two or three OF the sons Of Mambrino
CHIEF alive" The following entire sons are living
Idol, owned by II. II. Peck, Hartford, Conn. !;
Mambrino Parchen, DR.. Herr. Lexington; Alcalde,
+ :. Reppe1 ken,Mncky Mamorno Pilot c: P;
twenty-five miles anove kcokuk, 1a., on the Des
Moiaes River; North Star Mambrino, Kentucky;
e!ssa aafe IT, Sfeaaa eSs ad Seo
Wiz; Brown CHIEF. owned ut kanIakec, formerly
owned by the lion. Emory Cobb; MaubFino
Ecpse, owned ut Springfield, ill.,, formerly owned
BY G: B. CARPENTER. ESQ.,, Tolono, Ill. Mambrino
Chief. ...staybic horse, formerly. owned at Della
van, Wis, now owned ut Marshalltown, Ii.
! think there are several eeldlngs.. though Bay
Henry. owned by Henry Graves, Esq, Of this
city, and Lurcher. owned by c. $: Dole. ESQ.,,
arc all now remember JANEs WADsWoETH.
NEW ORLEANS.
New ORLEANS, April lo.-This WAS the first day
OF the spring meeting OF the new Louisiana Jockey
Club. There was \ good attendance. Weather
clear and pleasant, and the truck in good condi-
The hurdle race, rntle heats. was won By Yer
digrls, Canon second. Jim Hinton last. Time,
The Pickwck stakes for 3-ycar-olds. mile heats,
was won by Gabriel, Buckshot second. Sam Eckes
third. Time-l:47, 1:4TA.
The race forall aecs, two miles, was won by Eesi-
Iish. judge Hancock second, hlugsland third
Time. 3:39!s.
PHILADELPHIA PROSPECTS.
Special Dispatch 70 The Tribune.
PHnAnELrn1A, April 12:-Dan Mace has en-
viii bring, among other horses, Mianlsht, Hope..
ful, Albcnlarle, Edward, White Stockings, and
Henry, all with records Of better than 2:21: The
is offered for four weeks racing oeginniug Ut Suf-
folk Park. and following with Amber, Belmont,
snd Point Breeze John Loyett has located s! at
Doble leaves next week 10 join Budu at Chicago.
TRACK TALK.
Milwaukee will give its trotcng meeting June
to Z, inclusive.
Salt Lake turtles are arranging for the construc-
ion OF drst-class clubhouse at Agricultural
Pnrk.
The celebrated trotting mares Lucy and Rosa
Goldsmith Minds son.
The Post Stake four-mile heats. for all ages,
to he for ut the spring meeting OF the ST. Louis
Jockey Club. closes April 81.
Mr.. Charles Reeds stable Of thorouehbrcds,
mostly hurdle horses, are at baltimore, where
they will be trained by Nancy.
1saae Woodruff, an old Eastern trniner. hut who
for the past two years has resided at Quincy ILL.,,
will hereafter make Chicago his home.
olney. s-year-oId alley By, Princcps. out Of
Dawn. By Belmont has been sold by II. S. Feech,
Louisville, to Baker D. Harrigan. Constocks, n \.
Matte Lyle. record 2:os, who recently dropped
colt foa1 by Nil Despcrandum, record o::24, Aas
been bred to Hamblctonian Mambrino, record
2:21A.
Sunshine, 6-year-old sister to Mr. vauderbi1ts
Lady Mac, was recently sold to E. II. Chase, OF
Louisville, for long price. She has no record hnt
can beat 2:30.
A foolish story that Nj. Henry n. Smith refused
$50, 600 for Goldsmith Maids colt soon as it
born. Is going the rounds. It Is entirely with
out foundation.
Several Chicago drivers will move to the track
during the present week and begin active work on
the horses in their charge. Frank Van Ness will
have the largest string.
J. I. Case, OF Racine, Wis. and Il. D. McIlfn-
1cy, OF GAINESVILLE, passed through the city few
days ago, en- route for Kentucky, where they ex-
pect 10 purchase young isotser.
At Lexington. the race-course aud its surround
ings have 9ssn 5sa5lyh lately and the
SIX days. promises to be great SUCCESS.
Uncae, one OF Nr. Loeillard's English string, In
whom considerable dependence Was placed, pulled
se behn afee sl g giGp p rsent
Before Bonner conided his horses to Green and
took that young man under his wing, the Ta1} al-
ways aitnded TO HIM as Charley Green but in
the last number he is called ''Mr Chae. Green"
Mr. james Boyle, q we'll known driver and
brother Of the Count Is in the city, having
recently arrived from his home in Utica, \. I.
Lie will probably establish training stable In this
city.
wellington. by Wavetly, has been thrown ont OF
Training, owing to a severe attack OF pneumonia
Red Fox. engaged at the Chicago June meeting,
pulled up lame at Nashville recently, and has been
retired from the turf.
A floating item states thar tho chestnut eelding
formerly owned by II. c. Goodrich.
Esq.,, Of this city, was sold forS3, 500. He must
have improved about 20 per ccntin the last year to
have brought that price.
WiIdair, who was good horse in the 2:34 class
through the Central Circuit last yeur fairly diYid-
ny the honozs with Dame Trot il reported By his
3wner to be in tine form. A new style OF shoe il
being used on him, to which he takes kindly.
Petrc1, we]l-known 4-year- old race horse re-
,ently purchased in Kentncky by Mr.. Charles
died at Paterson n j., recently. from,
he effects OF cold contracted daring the journey
% his new home. He WIS by Lever, daia Bosio, by
imp. Eclipse.
Silas Rich, concerning whose early history and
degradation to the life of cazt-norse
n Texas. from which he was rescued By several
ind-hearted horsencn, MI article appeared in THE
TRIBUNE not long ago, died at San Antonio day be-