, 1880-11-07


sHie to win and still keen the horse eligible In
A. d class. At this juncture he was removed |
nd s Doxermdn substituted, with the result de-
ahis exnianation is due to Johnson, as he has !!
alTays stood better with the public than any |
driver Of trottcrs, standing on level with Bud |
nnhie and John Murphy in honesty. and the In |
situations Of the Eastern sporting journals that
he wa willing to pull Donald at Cynthiana are
r. sily Is they are malicious.
TRACK TALK
f,heckmatc has been shipped to Emtneuce,
". and will enjoy q run Mt grass.
Tinperary, the sire of Calvin and other good
fkce- horses. died Last week, aged III yeara.
ufke Welch Is at st. Louis with his two hur-
4le horses, Short Line and Capt Franklin.
The race horse Chesapeake has been sold to
Ut, J. r Wisdom, Of Baker City, Ore, and will be
used IN the stud there
Minnie. the thoroughbred mare recently stolen
from r j. Nichols, of kentucky, has been re-
covered at Ripley, O., and the thief arrested
Owen Hickok. the driver of ST. Julien. has
been sick recently, but as soon as be RECEIVERS
bis strength a start for California will be made.
The 4-year-old chestnut ge1dtng Turin. BY War
Dance dam Sister Of Charity, has been running
ut tho Western fairs recently under the name
of Short Stop
At the woodburn Farm. KentuckD there IL q
weanlin1 sister to Maud $. for which 5000 Is
naked She is RTny, but In form resembles her
distinguished relative.
The Chicago stallion Piedmont trotted mile
over the Lexington track recently in 2:1ek, and
Peter johnson, his driver, thinks that he was
capable of2:l6 that day.
Next year the racing at sheepshead Bay will
be on the turf, as IN England. Tho course has
been seeded over, and fine turf Is expected BY
next June, when the racing begins.
Capt william Connor, the starter at thegrin-
English made saddle 70 james Mclaughlin, the
best-behayed Jockey Of the season.
The weil-known trotting horse John E.. by
Clark Chief, died recently at Lexington, KY,
from the effects of the cpizodtic- He had a rec
FL 2sa o' 3'' 00' "1s given '''A4 D'' A'Ds NS' -
MIR: Jacob 4. Wotford. Of this city. recently
purchased Of Col. Richard West. Georgetown
KY, puir OF 3-year-old black Reldtngs, BY Die
tator, which he will use IS road team next
summer.
Chicago Maid, record 2:e5, has enjoyed the
bendRt of years rest 1n Kentucky, put Is 1nT
es sT shs c and vii ee sotted
next scason-
Dwycr Bros stnble, which includes Luke
n.ncknnrn, H,naqo; Ripple Charlie ;, Gor5,am, ban,
and Dodette has gone into winter quarters at
Sheepshead Bay
Mr. D. D. withers, of the Brookdale stud, has
purchased tho chestnut stal!ion Ventilator tsire
OF Nary Andcrson} from D. ". Engeman. Ven
tilatnr wns foaled in 1872, and is by Vandal, dam
Caroline, by imp. scythan.
Alice Bruce, mare that has run rather un-
pf Gs te s. sd VII Se
bred. shc,ts BY Fellowcraft, out Of A1cama, by
Tippcrary, and was fonled In 1916.
The 2-ycar-old scidtng BY: King Alfonso ont
OF Duke ct Magepta.s dam. that ran a. at ne tne
OF Onslow, has been purchased By Mr.. J. IT,
Nelson. and will hereafter be known as the Duke
OF Montalbnu-
Three weeks aEe yesteRday ~ an eventta nna.
Cal On that day his wife and daughter both
gave birth to sons, and hlly raised by bin BIN
sweethearp tro5tea at fnr 10 seconds
The list OF winning lockers and their victories
up to Nor. stood al follows: J: McLanghlin,
8s; shauer, Il: Donahue. 35; Costello, eG; Hughes,
IsuFhlins n decided lead IS die To- TO the fact that
be has ridden Luke Blackburn In all his races
this season.
The old race horse Baronet is offered for SALE
He s one qf the most hghy6ed m horses Whsoee ~ e
aud Grenada and full brother ct Mate ana
Jennie June: Whisper was q ffrst-class per. per.
former at all distances, and Mate Was very fast
and could stay.
D.Metler, Of woodford County. Kentucky, has
purchased Of tho executor OF the Daniel Mc-
iutyrc estate the dam OF the well-known race
The Knight Of st. George, out Of mare by imp:
Glencoe As King Faro was py imp. fhaet9n. IL
viii be seen that he was to all intents an Engl1sh
bred horse.
Der contains an article on noted brood mares.
hut fails to mention the mare By Aanprno Ri ,
Ghorister that produced Proteine s:ls' and Belle
Gov. Sprague and Amy; and the dam Of POST
boy. that has always produced q rrotter. NO mat
Ter to whnt horse she has been bred.
Acting on the suggestion Of THE TR1BrNE. tie
for <180o0 ut auction, and found that the horse
vas lid IN for the estate It's clalmco tnas slE. T.
ha nn1 New rorE M leather.aeaier, ,,' "hHe = IL
doubtful Ten thousand dollars would be q
good psice for Darby, rs trottcrs now 20.
fine looking bay colt. years old takes MS his
Eofk alongside Of the famous brown geiuluR
Checkmatc, "a horse as celebrated tn this coun-
~ az Parole is across the water, This colt is .
half brother Of Falsetto and has never aR-
gtafcd in race. &c WIS bred BY the late ). ~. ~.
Hunt REYNOLDS and 's one of the few colts lels
1o peEpctunte Creedmoor's fame: Judging by
Dick Owing's estimate of the colt It Is oplneo
nat ne will NOT mar his 1lustrious ancestry
Spirit of the Times.
The great = year-old trotter of the season In
Kentucky is Phil Thompson, by Red Wilkes, a
son Of George Wilkes and those WHO hare seen
hin 60 are confident that he can lower the rec
Oily Sweetheart Phil Thompson is gray colt
and was to have trotted against time at the re-
sent Lexington meeting. but on the day appoins ht
vas not started. Two days previous ~ tr1tteo
.1ai1 miie in bis work in 2:3o. and half mile IN
lsonomy has been scratched from al his en-
kasements for the present year.
Fred Archer, having become too heavy Tor
t1alng 1n anything but handicaps, has DECIDED
r son.
!. IEoquo!s owned BY Mr. P. Lorillard, and Fine
md Eurly. owned by Mr.. Sanford, have been
: se9atched from the balance OF their engage
fnents for 1850
:: Tor Tom Cannon. who Won the oesarewitch with
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