, 1880-02-29

be run March II.
The annual report that Red Cloud Is all right
is going the rounds
Hughes, the first Jockey Of Mr. George Loril-
lard's stable, arrived from Europe Last week.
Charles Wise the jockey who was ruled OH at
Monmouth Park last season. has been rein
stated. =:
Frank Van Ness, who drove Mr. Bonner's
horses last season, reached town last Friday, on
his way to Nashville. Tenn. T.,
Hugh GaHney, Of New York, has purchased Of
". T. Linck, Nashville, the chestnut filly Mamie
Fields, and will school her at hurdling.
Mr.. " +. Cheney, Manager Of the Blooming
ton nll.) Trotting and Jockey Club, was In Chi
cago Friday, and called at splau's place.
A chestnut Ally: full sister to Bramnle, was
foaled at the Belle Meade Farm Feb. Is, but
died two days later, having become chilled.
Barbee viii probably 50 to England and ride
Mr.. Lorillard's horses in their engagements
there. Last year the stable had the services OF
Archer.
The bay mare Marian H., record $50, formerly
driven BIZ Tommy Dunbar, OF In Crosse, Wis.
is now the property of Chicago gentleman, and
is being driven by him on the ruad.
The string Of racers that Mr.. James T. Reeve
will soon ship to Europe consists Of SPEND
d. Bookmaker m csl. Mcdonald te), Bran Dance,
and eight other unnamed 2-year-olds.
Gen X A. AlEer, OF Detroit, owner OF Md
dlesex, record .:24, has purchased In Drunge
County, New York, the chestnut gelding bin
Early. by Champion. as a mute to Middtesnx,
and will drive them together on the roud.
relative to an alleged offer Of 5000 for the pac-
ing marc Mattfe Hunter. owned by Mr.. H. e.
Pate, OF st. Louis, turns out to have no foupda-
ton in fact Mr. Pate refused SSUD for the
mare last fall. md has no notion OF selling her.
Steinway, the Kentucky 3-year-old colt with
q record OF e:25k, TINT was purchased by CALI
fornn PARTIES early in the winter Tor SE,000 and
taken West By Sum Gamble has Just r. recovered ., I'd
placed in the stlld ut Danvil, Contra Costa
County, serve ten mares, and be trotted in the
fall.
I'm Bride, the bookseller, has purchased the
running qualities of the wel-known gray colt
Gabriel Of Messrs. Barnes and West on the fol-
lowing terms: Bride agrees to pay the expenses
sFf5 an Me Saps sa5re nsh
Charleston. S. c., to New Orleans and has In re-
turn the running qualities of Gabriel during the
spring races.
near Louisville. KY. recently purchased OF Mr..
BY Volunteer, record s;sih; Sister, record s:3oA
Huntrcss,; Lottie, by Kysdyk; and Pearl, by
Rysdyk's Hambletoniau. All these mares will
be bred to Mr.. Veechs stallion Princess, the sire
Of Trnket ti-year-0ld record 2:l92{} Fringe, and
other noted trotters.
Mr.. B. 81. Cross, who stands in the front rank
Of animal painters, aud III the line Of horse por-
trHiturc is undoubtedly superior to any artist IN
picture Of Rarus being logged to wagon, every
line Ut which Is true to life except that the old
Is mot ID oe h hg
Spun is I'M excellent one, and the entire effect
of the picture is good. It is now on exhibition
at the Turf Exchange, II Dearborn street.
The bookmakers are giving tho following odds
| on the Kentucky Derby, to De run ut Louisville
May Is: Four to one against Kimball. : to !
against Luke Blackburn to against Fonso
to agai1lst Tails sman, Pat Farrell Elias Law
renee, Boulevard, md Amazon, II to against
Duke of Kent, Il to against Kinkead, Obadiah,
| Is to against Apot6ecary and Howard. Is to j
| against Duplicate, Frank Harper. and Quito, Il
Esa y 70 sganfs Ans4f Snd
ton, Ham, Kadyah and Washington, = 70 I
against b. e b. Glene1g, dam Mary Martin,
against Dare-D Devil, Interpreter, Recorder, and
Stranger, 81 to against ch. by Planeroid, out
Of hpok5 a the eygns at IT, h
| cago have been opened by 4. T., Fox at tho
| Tivoli pool-room-
A large number of noted trotters are winter
| ing In Boston, und q recent fall of snow there
| enabled those having thom in charge to enjoy
| little fust work. Among the lot were Mr.. G. F.
| Herror, with Claire and Nettic Morris, the lat
at " 9T1sa cfv ns
Patterson with the chestnut mare Lady Fo1ie,
record 1.15 and thnt Won fha silver service ut
Rencon park last fail Iy doing q mile to WAGON
! in 2:o5s3: Mr. W. r. Bulch with Sadie Bell.
| record 2:A. and Buttercup: Mr. Ham Brock
| with Lizzie Keeler record ESQ; Ira Bickford
| with Emmu B.. record 2:s3: Dan Bigley. ST.. with
Lady Daggett, record 3:ss; Jack Bowen with
! Iron AYE record 2:25: Mr. 4. ". Tufts with
Roland a dan and ". II. 1rccord Of $50 to pole,; Jim
| Golden with Delightful; Mr.. John Golden with
| Northcrr, Sny: Hiram Smith with Ed Gatcheli.
rcrnrd s.s?e.' ~ and NJ Ss1inner with Thnmas r.
| Vnunv r. ,s 1,ndars+nni That Mr. r. o. Thase -
tha an nh, nrn,,ght mn III Hcmaf,,i yacanf1r ,
otTered 81 IN for E1nma 4 which was refnsei
sSs ~ "44'~..
William McRoberts, one OF the pioneers OF tho
trottins course in this country, ~ ,,: and IN later
years years. dealer n horses at Nc; lss East Tw%snty. %
I9urtn streeG ~ alea At tne Nlnety-nantn otroeI
1ospltA - E:oo c4ocK sesteTua} moraug W
1he nge OF q years WINE returning FROM a
rue IN Centrni Fark cary fF11ay evening, ne
was selzgu "ltn Apopir1j anu IeA from MS cnr-
rage. Ills hena struck the tire OF one or the
front wheels The horse stopped OF its own nc
cord Inc injured nun was carried to the
hospital There 1t was found that he was
paralyzed in his lower limbs. There was also a
and bis ID dauehter. = Mr. '' and Mrs a. William 4.
porn III lne norln Gl lrelano. Dan Mace says ne
TSmctnuers nI taat "nen ne was oot, III 1o5o, Col
aGtouGrIs' ~ ne @ was eailGa, a1r,scu aI boston
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