The New York herald., 1879-11-09
AMERICAN HORSES IN ENGLAND

The London Racing Calendar. October 80. pub
fishes the list of subscribers to several of the
portant fixed events that to take place the
English turf in 1880 and 1884, glance at the
will give Americans idea of what their fellow
countrymen. Messrs. Lorillard. Sanford and Keene.
are doing with view of capturing important prizes
in that land Of racing. In the Summer Cup. for
three-year-olds, to be run at the Newmarket July
meeting. 1880. Mr. Lorillard has four entrss--AIis-
take. Sly Dance. Walenstein aud Geraldine. In the
Hopeful Stakes. for twoyear-olds. Newmarket First
October meeting. 1850. the gentleman enters
four youngstcrs-Psw Paw. wvandotte. Iroquois
and Seneca. Mr.. Sanford has his colt Idea. by
Glenelg out OF Item. by Lexington. nominated in
this race. Mr.. Loriiards Iroquois, wyandotte and
Paw Paw and Mr.. Sanford's chestnut Ally Useful by
Geneg out of Urics. by Lexington. and the chestnut
hlly Fix. by Gleneg. out OF Fnesse. by Lexington.
in the First October Twoyear-old Stakes, to be
run ut the Same meeting In the Clearwel Stakes,
for two-yoar-oids. Newmarket Second October meet
ing, 1880. Mr.. Lorillard's Paw Paw, WysndoIte,
Iroquois and Seneca, and Mr.. Sanford's Idea are
nominated For the Middle Park Plate, for two-year-
olds. to be ut the last named meeting Mr. Loril
lard has entered seven and Mr.. Sanford ono-the
chestnut colt Nuncio. by Glenelg. out Of The Nun,
by Lexington. Mr.. Lorillard's Borcas. Geraldine.
Pappoose, Mistake. Wallenstein and Sly Dance and
Mr. Sanford's Aristocrat aud Mrth are among the
entries in the Select Stakes for
be run for at the same meeting. The Second :steat
Challenge Stakes. for all ages. same meeting has
among its sixysix subscribers the Of Mr.. Lor
illard's Parole Geraldine, pappoose. Mistake. walen
are in the list For the Prendorgast stakes for two-
year-olds. Mr.. Lorillard has nve. tho names of
which have been previously given, and in tho
Dewhurst Plate. for twoyear-olds to be run at the
Houghton meeting, 1885, he has like number. Mr..
sanford has the bay colt Straight by Monarchist,
out OF Schott by Australian. to represent the dark
blue In this important event. Each Of these gen
temen have entries In the Cheveley and Houg ghton
Stakes, to come of at the same meeting.
In the Two Thousand Guincas, Newmarket First
Spring meeting. 1881 Mr.. J. II. Keene has four as
follows bay colt by Virgil out of Annie Bush, by
Lcxngton; chestnut colt by Monarchist, out Of
Aala by War Dance; bay colt by Australian, out OF
Hester, by Lexington, and chestnut colt by King
Alfonso out of Canary Bird, 10y Albion. In the same
race Mr.. Lorillard has seven--froquois, Santee,
Paw Paw Wyandotte. Passaic. Dakota and the chest
nut colt Msrrimack, by Wavercy, out or Misfor-
tune. Mr.. Sanford names two--Idea and Nuncio--so
IL is very probable that when the time of the race
comes around the Americans will be In force at the
post. In the One Thousand Guineas, same meeting.
Mr.. Lorillard names two and Mr. Sanford one. In
tho Payne Stakes, for three ycar-olds to be ut
the Newmarket Second Spring meeting, 1881, Mr..
Sanford enters three, aud in the Midsummer stakes.
Newmarket July meeting 1881 he also represented.
In the st. Leger Stakes, newmarket First October
meeting. 1881. Mr.. Lorillird names six; In tho New
market Oaks Second October meeting, same year, he
has four. aud in the Newmarket Derby, same meet
ing, six are against his name and two from Mr.. San
forts stable. Mr.. Lorard Is also represented I'm
many OF the important fixtures on Ascot Hoath in
1SS0-S1. aud at Goodwood the same years.