, 1880-01-18
Eouge men out OF their money, and the victims
nave no redress it Is time that the fact was made
apparent to every one interested In the turf.

| 4Vua Ak 0Er uot1G
There are fifty thoroughbreds at the Nashyill
course, and: the spring meeting there is c1pecte
to be one Of great interest
The race mare MolIie D{cGinley died at tn
farm of her owner, Mr. Charles Reed. Of Sara
toga, NJ +, Jan. 9, OF farcy.
Gus Glidden, the man who drove Edwin For
rest In the ceiebrnted race at Utica in 1873 Is on
OF the Wealthiest men In Indiaua-
Mr.. William A. Reason, formerly a we1l-krnov;
turtle Of this city, was in town last week, hi
present residence being Kansas City,
Mr. J. r. Kcene recently purchased in Enr]ant
eleVen thoroughbred brood-mares, which vii
fishing. >~''<'o
Chest Chester Ia Driving Park, Cincinnati, recent,
President; G. B. Hunt, Secretary; John SuIli
van, Treasurer.
The report that Edtnburg WAS to be retired
from the track Is unfounded. He will be truinei
merit season, and run ut the principal meeting,
| III the West and South. \
y, The stakes Of the Chicago Jockey Club, thu
Nashville Blood Horse Association, the New
Jockey Club close Feb. i.
Ballankeel, who was one Of the very best cur
l horses in the country In 1875, will be trninet
I next season. He hns been doing service in the
| stud for four years. uud has Some nromis;no
| colts. s pAoAltenls y
Gen. Meade's black var horse, now &c wears
Old, had tho post Of honor ut Philadelphia on
the occasion of the Grant reception. When first
tAken into line he was very high-spirited and as
] 1uIl OF play us u 3-ycar-old.
! Several colts and tlllies sired by the American
horse PreuRness will appear on the English turf
next season, they being the property of the Duke
OF Hamilton, by whom Prcakncss has been
owned since his retirement from the turf.
The first colt sired by Great Tom, the English
Thoroughbred stallion imported last year by
Gen; Harding Of Tennessee, was foaled Jan. 10
ho nea ao aS9q a hann EaT hs @ i is
sire. ~
This year the City Of Nashville will witness it's
the Nashville Blood Horse Association an
nounccs for its spring meeting the Nashville
strand Centennial Stakes, Que mile and a fur
long, for all ages; $50 entrance, half forfeit;
$6uU added.
Edward, the 2:19 trottcr sold to Frank Work
Tor Eo00 In 1873 was not raised in Michigan as
Es1esaHF supposed but in Indiana. His sire
the dam Of Edward was purchased by Mr, ALLEN
Cook. banker at Elkhart Ind, while in foal,
9nd the colt was Edward. He was purchased by
Michigan parties when years old.
Statistics Of the English turf for 1s;9 show that
s4 2-ycur-olds RAN, G13 3-year-o1ds 3l4 4-ycar-
olds, and u, 5-ycar-olds and agcd horses Dur
nT he @ ynar rnse7 as ps fo1lows
under mile, ga; one mile, 2a; over mile aud
1lnder two, 3o8; two miles and under three, So;
=.
The stables Of J: 7. Williams, 6: W Bowen
son will be Us follows: Willinms-Verl Cruz lG),
Charley Baclzus Qnte Ta1npico} g. Checkmnte Isl,
Angler g. Gmazon g., Dave W Johnson eS0 e., vae ',
dictory ca @-year-old bay colt by Creedmoor,
gu gut OF the DUN Of Fnlsetto. and 7 bay ally by
Cammie F. o. seully ~, vendcr ~, One Dime
Y, Florence u; q, Layncca 60, Capt Wragge cy,
g. ssas sasae & 2msiia Ms's5 e. e Va GosS r. %s
g. McGrath-Axiom (6), Andax III, Wlssahickon
q, Verdict ~ Mary Ann ~, How1rd 90, Obudiah
& g. Lev Wssa1 1pe2 Gsoe g
Zophfelc9, Culycanthus @.
On Saturday 9Th ult::, the following thorough
hreds. purchased for Messrs. Richter i Weiting,
British Guiana, were shipped per schooner Adil-
ma Rokes, to Georgetown, Demer,ra: Tom Scar
let, ch foed 1876, by Alruy, dam Carr, Liza, by
SfnsGF TsEs Set Of nf s to- ans as
smith, dam Betty Cluphau. by Master Lishtfoot,
out Of Lucy Haxall, by Revenue Lucy Lea,n-
dam Lady Cnlpepper, By b; Gov. wicklitc; second '
dam by Revenue; third dam by imp. Herald.
Hattie Howard, el. m, foa1ed lS!l, BY imp. Aus.
Utillu, By imp. Margraye. Tectotai, h. n, foaled
1893, by Melbourne, IT., dan, Young utilla, by
and aqs Hato tt % ndMr ~ ae P II oa e %
lico. Every possible care was taken to insure
the comfort Of the horses while in tr,,nst,l, com
ds
by Messrs. Richter & Weiting. and shipped to
and fall meetings held last year In that colony.
The New York Herald says that the advance
sheets Of "Krik's Guide to the Turf, to appenr
about the st pEoS show Under the heading Of
any preceding one. Taking simply the gross
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