, 1880-03-28

Brand BY is first fnvort for the Kentucky
Oaks. She is u full sister to Dramble.
In. Holmes has sold to gentleman Of this
city his gray gelding Dayic, by Rice Groves, for
$1,000.
Won Arnem, horse that won the first heat of
the 5-ycar-oId race ut Louisville last spring in
!: 20, 30, will not be trotted this season.
The colorcd Jockey, James Saunders, was
thrown from the colt Frank Wooiey near Lex
ington recently, and seriously, but not fatally,
injured.
Sherwood. who won tho 4-year-old race at
Frankfort. Ky, in 1876, acquiring record OF
2:;sl1:, has been purchased by Mr. Isaac h. Dahl
nlln, OF New York.
4 chestnut colt BY. Whisper, out Of Matte
Gross, was foaled March I'll the far1n OF Hunt
Reynolds. near Frankfort, KY, and has been
appropriately named Murmur.
Ferncliff the 3-year-old son Of bennington
mud Nellie Ransom, is suffering from severe
ttaeh 3f M ostcprr ana WI. Wi eara DC ar anc 10
was the property last year of Ar. William t1st0r
and brought $i,s00 ut the recent auction sale OF
that gcntleman's horses.
A ratt,er curiously bred mare is Lady Pruett
now years old. At nnd years old Lady
Pruett was one Of the fastest young trotters in
Kentucky She is by Clark Chief. the sire Of
Croxic (rccor] 2:l9i4l, and lYoodford Chief trec-
ord 3:a:s,4) her dam being Ludy Wallenstein, the
dam Of the :-year-od colt that is now member
Of Mr. Lo1inrd's English stublc-
The entries to the Stakes Of the Pacific Coast
Blood Horse Association, which closed March l,
the Winters Stakes for :-year-o!us, eleven in
the Californin Stakes for 2year-olds niue IN the
PaSe Gnp FIVE II the The Sp p nS stke Iaes
for year. olds, six iii the Ladies' Stakes for =
yeurolh tillics, four in the Vestnl 6takes for j.
subscribers to the Baldwin Stakcs. dash OF
four miles horses to be named ut the pust, and
eight III the Fiunigan Stakes for 2-ycar-olds.
As near us can be ascertained, the action Of
the judges in ds9'lallf:ylnS pnrhe atter @ nc mo
ing the rice to Ad1ancc. who finished second,
wis not justified by the facts. 1t appears that
tempted ut the finish to 70 between Parole and
the rails Just Us they we're rcaching the Judges.
stand. The American horse, being tired, sweryed
aa ts WIS 1qr h,a ens e1 .t taEep e n mde
consideration BY the Stewards OF the: Liverpool pi
meeting, and it is believed that the rnce VIII
Be see M%res
Rcresford, ". Gerard, and Col FORESTER. me
London Times, in its account % Of the raee !. a de
huif-wuy up the distance Advance tried to get
through on the rails, but there was no room, and
the Jockey, Archer, who rude him, had to pull
round both Strathblane and Parole.
The latest betting on the principal events to
Kentucky Dcrhy-4 to against kimba4 : to
against Luke Blackburn. 10 to ngAinst bowling
Green and Fonso, Ii to aFninst Fat farfell'
vnrd: Is to against Alrorn's Baby, Harperss
colt, kinkcad, Duplicate, Frank Harper, and
RA1nhcau; % to 20V to against all others. Louis.
vile Cup-1 to against Kramble, to aFatnst
Votturno. to against Blue Eyes, Himynr, and
Lonefc!low; 9 to nganst Irish King. Cammie
Richards. .r.: Ii tol against LArgcntinc, Buck
tic, Little Rutan, and Good night; 2u to 100 to
against ali others. Merchants Stnkcs-5 to l
against Bramble. to against Checkmate.
Blue Eyes, and Himyar: 5 to l ugninst Good
night and Little R1tlinn; = to l against One
Dime, Victim. Scutly, Warticli, and Miss Hard
away; Is to against Ben Hill, Round Dance,
Vera Cruz, and Beatitudc; 70 to l5o to against
others.