, 1880-03-14
TRACK-TAIK.

1RACk-TAIk.
Aspasia, by Pat Malloy, out OF sewanee, has
broken down.
The entries of: American horses in English
events this year number over l6l
Buckden Lass is receiving some support for
the Louisville Cup, the odds against her being Is
tD1.
James Gordon Bennett has purchased the En-
giish race-horse Latch-Key, paying 5000 for
him.
Nearly all the Southern turfmen will skip the
St. Louis running meeting. The stake races
there close tomorrow.
Planter, record s:24, formerly il SPANS stable,
is being driven on the road in New York BY his
recent purchaser, 1fr. Kearney.
Mr. Al Straut, OF New York, offers to match
his mare Lady Emma, record 2:a2, against any
horse having no faster record than $50
Robert Bonner has Rarus and Edwin Forrest
at his New York stables, and joys them together
In Central Park nearly every pleasant morning
The bay mare Geneva, record e:31, By Good
tng's Champion, has been purchased by Capt
Jake Vanderbilt brother ct the deceased Com
modore, and is driven By him on the road.
": + Armstrong. Of Almont Mich, was in
the owner of several noted trotters, aud has
few good ones in his possession at the present
time.
Among the trottars thatare expected to startle
John q. Starin. He has no fust record, but
trotted the first half-nile at Fleetwood Park
last fall Ia Los.
Mr.. D. E. Howett. who has for some time been
farm, will have stable of his own on the turf
this season, Boardmau and lnogomar being
among its members.
Mr.. George H. hrasheld, Superintendent Of the
left for home lust Friday, having been visitor
In Chicago since November last. During his
stay here Mr. Dras1eld made hosts of friends, all
of whom will be glad to welcome him back
again.
The bay ge!ding Barkts, owned By Mr.. Balm, Of
Kenosha will be trprted this year. and join
Splans stable. Darkis is q half brother to Lady
Mac, one Of Ar. Vanderbil's team that trotted
in 2:ss3, and is very speedy. For several seasons
ne has bcen retired on account OF game
leg but, II he stands trimming, it will take good
one to beat him. i.
All members Of the Central Park Driving As
both business and residence, to the Secretary,
3lr: E: A. Christy. No. 2S South Water street,
and also to mention to which address they pre-
Ter to have matinee notices sent This should DO
attended to at once, the list is now being made
out for this season.
John Drew, the woll-znown Kansas driver,
and the man who broke Gov. Sprags1e and gave
that wonderful st4lion his first lessons tn trot-
ting, Yns IN the city yesterday, having returned
from a visit to Kalamazoo. He reports every
thing 1ourshing in Kansas, and will trot bis first
matched Ada Paul, record 2:28, against Wichita
Charley for $500 side.
Mr.. Keene's stable, recently shipped to Europe
on the steamer Heivetia, consisted OF SPEND
thrift, Lord Murphy, Booknakcr, Bran Dance,
Mcdonald lbruther to McWhtrter, 2-year-old
chestnut colt fbrother to Wallenstein), 2-yenr-
old chestnut colt tbrother to Madgeha 2-year-
old bay cult tbrother to Springbok), 2-year-old
bar colt BY Virgil, out Of Bnshwhacker's dam, Q
2-yenr-od chestnut colt by Monarchist~ and a =
year-o!d chestnut colt by King Alfonso, out OF
Harry Bassett's DAM.
The new track OF the Coney Island Jockey Club
at Grayesendts IS 50 far under way that its compile
ton carry in June Is assured: The Club house,
srand-stand, and other buildings will be OF the
must extensive description. The fixed events to
be run at the June meeting aye: Ihe snrf
Stakes, 2-year-olds, five furlongs; forty-n nine
subscribers. The Foam Stakes. 2-yenr-olds, i've
fur1ongs; fifty subscribers. The Tidal stakes,
3-year-olds, one mile; 1weoty-hye subscribers
The Mermaid Stakes, ; ycar-old allics. one a and
one eighth miles; twenty-five subscribers: The
Coney island Derby, 3-Year-olds. one and enc
han miles, twenty-five SUI SUBSCRIBER, }asy. mG}ney
thirteen Subscribers. Coney Island Handicap
al ages, one and three-eighth miles; thirty
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