, 1880-04-18

/ 1A3 oAAACt A0tA4 VI A1s AUl4I1Al0 3b1QAEs Ill
first and second with 96 and o. pounds, Will
Nereld and Wallenstein, the other tyr
yankees" are imposted at 80 and
pounds At this writing nothing but CUES
as to what will start from the America
Parole is tit he will be saddled, while th
performance Of Wallenstein last Wednesda
| should certainly entitle him to anothe
ehanee for victory, especially as the distanc
IS well suited to him, the son Of Waverly an
Lady Wallenstein having shown himself
and q half.
In the Prince OF Wales Handicap, paro1
and Falsetto are first and second on the list
with Ia and l3s pounds; Japonica (l3
si.lered one Of the best mares in England, IN!
as she and Falsetto are both in their fourtl
year the American colt, should he start
will bo given q chance to try conclusions
with. something that is really tlrst-class, as
the last. number of Bclps Life reports ia
work.
The Great Metropolitan Stakes is set fol
"Wednesday, and for once :lll American horse
does not have the top: weight, Roehamptol'
and Falsetto second with III, but as the first
| named is an aged horse and the American a
4-year-oid, it will be seen that the visitors
have not been given any advantage, espe-
!
bles as Clltppenda1e, Inyal, RhidorrocI. Pro-
logue, and Advance, The last-namel horse
being the one to whom the Liverpool Cup was
wrongly given after Parole had won 1t
easily: Parole and Falsetto are the only
American horses in the Great Metropolitan,
aud, rs both this race and the Prince OF
! Wales Handicap occur the same day, 1t is
probable that III the last-nnlned event ,Valle1l-
| stein will be started for the Americans, lray-
| i!ls Parole anu Falsetto to win the other if
| politan Is about two and a hall miles.
The great event Of the week, however, is
| the City and Suburban, to be ruin Thursday,
| it being one of those races won by Parole last
| season. The distance is about one and a
quarter miles, and the now familiar sigllt of
| Parole ut the head Of the list is to he seem
| tile old horse having been allotted I90 non1uls
willie Master Kildare is second with is
and Falsetto third, with l24 AS there were
sixty.six acceptances, the field of starters is
more quality than has been sre,, in a;,v ryemt
fins FIR fl,iS season. Rnsy lsrncs wh1so vics
tory in the Lincolnshire uandicap seems in
utS n'... t - H ~. ps.u.e ~ l.te Apletciy
wiped oai her col'stalltue1eats as $, !, and
ysar ol1, has only 10 pounds tocarry, Parole,
Master Kildare, FAfSettO, JApONien, La Mer-
yejlle, Westbourne Victor Chief. Advance
wunn and W;snnn,; i,n;,,S, III ha,1n 10, ~
the weights, and, if She be nearly as GOOD rs rs
her friends claim, She should have no Trouble
III winning. Besides Parole and Falsetto,
Mr.. IorjIfarf} has in The ruco nnrane.
and Sly Dance, Who heaI the Syear.nI.is
with nincty-fuur pounds each. Walinnstpin
niurty-one pounds and NerpiG md Pannnosn
English ouininn Of this race, it may be said
that Master Kildare Is at present strong
s'4 nlsa laSuaits fr paia.y neeause oi nls knoWn
frainr.f hr Mat nawson nnt1 f. "S ha r;IdniS5
by Archer. The London sporting papers re-
Ier 1eellngly to tfle heavy weight lie IS asked
tt.e;ao 10 eaa1y. put nave no wqrds OF sympathy or
1hinSIne them ont of tte roca p rchar eIas has
already won this race on two previous occa-
sions, and Dawson trained Thunder when
tnat INA norse was carrying even more than Mas
ler Kildare IS asked to run under: Rosy
pnrole's smart ncr5ormo,cs +, +ho ,,,.o.o,
Spring Cup-which he did nai rntuw,Il he tct
sioadfastly in view should the Yankee peliinr
essay repetition Of bis last years success on
the a 9f next month, bat mntil lead IS given
% cipitate. The veteran assuredly appears pos
sesseq OF SUBSTANTIAL Claims. but still nothing
d,+ dny og WSf M,1;y ~ o11ng wee though much
eight other City and Suburban candidates be
nus ans.cf a1s cnarge superior to Parole at the
"e1gn srha mo,4,oa ,.oouo o,,o
lne ~ i; amet1ean M SHear-olds are not spoken
being thought the best one of that age that
has accepted.
Inc tlst OF starters and their weight for
each e:! OF these races will be published in The
NOTES FROM ABROAD. ..
Mask and Brotherhood ore 1ooked ,,non &C
tho ,,,nst 1a,, anea ~. upon a.
~. sa Iloas n,!;s, eo,upel1ols LOT ne I"o
Tho ctudiod o++omnt o,, +bo ,,r+ oe rx,:. |