, 1880-09-26
TRACK TALK,


| Clay, the wel-known lightweight Jockey, died
recently at tho age Of a.
The Dwyers have purchased the great 2~year-
! old colt aindoo for tl5.00o
! Bonoscttcr and Monroe Chief come together
in tho 2:19 class ut St. Louis this week.
! Duke Of Montrose, ore Of the best 3 year~o1ds
| OF the present season, has broken down.
| Dir. Charles Reed has purchased the 3-year-
I old 6ily Kirk By Buckden, out Of Danlet Boone,
a.! and will use her for breeding.
/ Mr. Lorit1ard Is certainly very generous man.
] BE presented the owners 0f Luxe Blackburn
! With *2a00, simply to see THO colt run.
3tr. Daniel Mcintyre. Of Lexington. Ky.. died
recently. aged St years He was we'll known on
! the running turf. with which he hud been con-
; necteu Tor many years.
| Glen Ronald, who came ia f1rst for the Hart
ineton Plate at Derby. was protested 20 the
| ground Of his owner being in the forfeit List
| when the entry was made.
Dir. Burnham, tho owner of Bramba1etta and
others. recently shipped twelve ye1rlings from
/: Kentucky to his h'fne in New York He still
/ has n1ne Tearl1ngs in Kentucky.
| The Waukegan Fair, which begins Sept. %,
VII. be the scene Ut several trtttng r.ces. purses
lcin3 offered for horses Of the ESQ., 3:u5, S:s,,
2:4o, a:s0, and free-for-ai classes.
Luke. one Of the best-known jockeys In En-
gland has lost bis license to ride because Of ap
assault made by hin, upon Greayes, another
| jockey, while both wero engaged in riding
race.
English trotting-horse mon seem to be learn
lDK the obvious ways of tht. American "riuxrr."
Megxle, who won recent trutttng haudicap ut
! Eslnyton Park, was disqualified on the gronnd
Of false entry.
Traduccr. awell- known New Zealand sire, died
in New Zealand June Is. He WIS blsi in E.-
gland, being by The Libel, out Of Arelhusu, aud
WAS shipped N iett 70 the colonies, where he WIS
remarkably successful
Nancy. the Boston trotting mare thnt came
Ir1H 4ks1If
is owned by Dir. Wesley T. NAlth, WIN druve
her on the road last Year with Sadie Bell. sho
WAS then called Little Buttercup.
Mrr nomas s. Wallace. the well-known brew
Now York recently, left d:l ections II his will
tut IT. fhs S1r tro,inE h1rses prs heny .eed so
kept III ease Until their death.
Dir. J. S. Bnrnes, the trainer and part owner of
Gabriel, died at the Coney Island rucc-cuurse
recently of dysentcEy. He WIS well known In
Mss ~ 81 hfre Elm
Of the very ablest men III his protess,on..
The 81. tegcr, In which Bend Or the winner
OF the Derby, was defeated by Robert the Devil,
heavy ra'n. circumstance which, the frtcuds
OF bend Or claim. account for the pt,or showing
Nude by that horse, he falling TO get place
1snnomy is first fayortt for tho Czurowitz.
the following tiitoea isonomy. Jcss's Ie agnes. 81
l.ancastr1nn, Htlhtluus, FAsblun. Biue ilIuod.
/. fttronel% Edciweiss, Jenny Hewlett Spcct rum,
Nuchanan, Adventure, King Pram, Gruuthan1,
aud Stock mar.
The race announced in yesterdays TRIBUNE
between road horses belonging to Messrs,
Waj1el, Brenock- and Sherman was never con-
teHplatesd by the parties wtose names were
mentioned, and the person WHO sent the am
nouncement Ut the race to this Office did 50
without authority -
The Alm0nts ure looking up their performs
aucts this season having becn uf highly mert-
for1ous character. The stallion P1edmunt,
owned by Nr. s: j. Morgan. UT this CITY, Stands
ut tho head ut the fntn!ywiths:o to bis credit,
troited this season IN ::25, Musette Ia 2::sTH,
Altx in :::22S4, Una in 2szJ4, Atmonr. Jr., in
2:au4. sannie 4. in s:;x1zt.
The matinee Mt Central Park yesterday was a
good advertisement for Nr. Dpl,xhty's Stallion
Meneiuus, rs two Of bis get--Knlneo ana Minnie
G.-wuD their racc8 ia fast time In tho third
ht7it OF his race Romeo was given mile at speed
70 Wre cAsfsy and without skip in 3:.1,5-u re-
markably EuDtt performance for 6-year old
horse that has Just finished season In the stud.
pnrole's appearance HI Ibe Coney Island track !
after his rcturn from England Is thus described |
by the New York Sun: AT 3 p. 1n.. between |
tue secuud and third races, there occurred u |
great rush OF men from tho betting booths to !;
All eyes It'll the stand were at once turned in that |
directon and Il hum OF aduirnt tiop and apph.,.st. !
broke 1'lrth when LII Arrctl- Pnro:e%s driver, MES ,
seen approaching On the horse tina; ustunished |
a aae En9lishnten lust year BY defeating Isonou,y
and four others for the Newmarket Handicap, I
april 16; .clutching the CITY and Suburl1uti
{MaIand'cAp from Lord hosebery's Ridetto, LAIRD |
,"Htons Cradle. and fifteen others, six day8
tater; ana then capplng the climax the next day
W winning the Great Metropolitan Stakes from