, 1881-05-08

Lyme IS, Wilson s. Co. So
TRACK TALK.
War Dance died of collie.
The race-horse Long Time has broken down.
The pacing mare Dora Dunton hns been bred
to Gov. SpraEue
Adelaide, record .:19,l4, is at Philadelphia, and
in foal to Noluatecr.
Brooklyn has gone amiss, and will probably
be unable 10 start again this season.
Springfield hus recovered from the lung fever.
aud will start III tho Louisville Derby
The gentleman who purchased Kentucky
Wilkes was Mr. c. J. Patterson. OF Boston,
Toronto Chief, sire Of Thomns Jefferson. died
recently ut Morrisania, n. Y. aged 81 years:
Hambleton'an Bnshaw. who WIS wIntcrod IN IN
Chicago, is now In tho stable Of Ed. Daggott, at
Ottuu1wn. H.
The threc-year-old f1lly Lorcllc. by Almont
RAttler, hts been placed in :ho hands OF Peter
V. johnson for development.
Himyar has been thrown out of training on &C! ac-
count Of bad ankles, aud those who In;Hie min
second fuvorit for tho Merchants stake III
Louisville feel cheap.
James Dustin's stable this seasou Is n strong
one. Il contains keenc Jim. Deck @ Wrisnt'
P!cknru, Lady Mills, Chicago Maid, Tr0ubaaour.
Donald, and Independence.
TIE TRIBUNE IS indebted to Capt William
Connor for ut, elegantly bound volume OF krik's
Guide for the current year Capt Connor M,lu iisl
3sUN0 kOr Il 1ujl bFOluGE ~ MS tC4GpAAk1A Aa"J
Gidcla at tho recent Hclfe Meade sale
Miss II. b. Williams, an English girl has chal-
lcngcd Miss Belle Cook, tho CaltornA cQues-
rrinnuc m ri,}f. ), rlcf or twenty miles, catch
weights. for $l,Uj0 Il side: or will ride her Il
series OF races under the same conditions.
King Dll formerly Blanton} is u dangerous
horse this sc,ason. He rail- Il mile ut NnshVllle.
with his shoes on in ~ recently anu IT IS said
did @ md is cnsased in no stake ruccs. Look out
for him in tho purses.
hl.a;, ~, r,,,n.nd from StotS sfrcaf ~ his new
n", .nr,,moiim,s M,iii,n,r Nns .x,S and I'M Nm
rnst oHnn,,n nnrin~ the wnri, iI,st nnsscd mir.
Mrown shippctl number Of his Justly celebrated
e"1A'e' ~ o''
Old Mr. Burnham. the New York cneesc man
nfacturer VINO nus oecn pr,nnens a oa ,n1 as'ao ru
with tho Frcs'dcnt OF tho NashSllle Jockey Ciuo
during tno races tnorc Ilss weeh ano GanGu % -. ~.
pas p'.ltss ,;,a, u na'; ~ 4oA' 0"' IL ~
"'o
4 Kentucky man has two colts by Nallankecl,
brothers, that he has named Billy III tho Low
Ground and Three Hundred ana twenty Nine.
baankees t mq 9r the VIII ncr pc sr
WAS u good race. horse. TIC won SIX cups n suc-
cessio1l. and broke down while running for tho
seventh.
Tho Scw York World saws: The English,
,hn,,t,h1 rnov ,var, f'i;,1r hchind nsn military
nnonie un1 as n,oruf.rtnrers ARE doing very
we'll on tho turf. and in process of time they
may become successful us DrccueFS OF nnrse5.
Al Newmarket yesterday all English horse
came in third after Count Fe5tctc5 HunSnrtAn
BerZeucze and Mr.. Z. Lorillard5 AncrcAn Mis-
take.'
,rha o,,r,,o ~ tho f,h5caco 1,,v 1rott;nc meet
IND cnn1;n,1c ~ arr;ve me hnyjnp hecn received
t.nss,nr,W II ,rns mar ~ tha huy t-etlinr Kuss
Eiho ~ in1 Ian ma hns snnod cnonrh 10 hcat 80
, =; q on,;,;, T ~ t;u;shcH ~ a1lcr's wheel
~ tha ~ tirst h;at n tto III race over the CHI
@ ta .n1 Jrnct i1 thn simmer NJ iS79 tha time of
s,1N
ro,s;d,ro,,,o s,rnr5sa xros fir In t,,rf c5rclcs
a h tr ,iar LA "a .ecnnd tnvor,t for
t} 9neT tuu aas 'a,r nnrhx .,s t"n in tho MAXWELL
t1Ns liz E+1.a,- SaSn,;,io ~ fa,. ,lovS oyO jr
@ ,onans .t,n+ j,,st f,.;fnra fho Stort hc vas
~ ~, ,;n ~ h;s rrht h;n,i t...r l'v
.1,inen y tu h} tho uccidenf mi,
- ia - d;sai',n ,nn cnIr n,t ~ aIi cyen1s
ks h chnnces at isxinoton and louisville aro de-
st1oseu'
The kicking over several Of the races run at
Nashville last week WIS loud ana strong. It
her race. and tho judges had quite u talk With
course did nothing. Referring to another race.
Ma1nns hei;avod thnt hc ,ys iockcved ms he
Malone peneseu tat nc 'th Mus Ia hsI ~ 80 ~, M
ei' eIn 1hosc ~ who mclS..T him do not doubt bnt
9ha1 ba nomId avo hccn ma,i to win tho race.
n1has sar v"tu ha was MT worked stticnty before
the race
It is possible that NcCarty+ who drove tho
Chicago hOrSe SllFeCtOu III the -l race Ut " aSu-
ington last Wednesday, won by Jersey boy, nc-
cnrdtus to the decision Of tho Judges. msy de-
eide to contest the racc before the Board ot Ap-
peals, on the ground that in setting buck Jersey
hoy for running the Judges could not 1nnke tho
heat dead with Siverton; that they should have
awarded it to one Of the two horses that were
first and second under the wire. From all ac-
counts Silverton was very shntbily treated i'll
this ruce, the reports by telegraph all stattlli:
that had the decisions Of the judges been bascd
on Justice he could not have lost the race.
Col. Richard West, of the Edge Hill Stock
Farm, Kentucky, has sold to Mr.. Stephen Bull,
Illcine. Wis. the .-year-old ty Defiance. full
sister to the celebrated colt Director, owned by
Col. Conlcy, of this city, and TINT won the year
old race 1T. Louisville last fall acquirnSn record
Of :.::D. This lly is by Dictator, out OF the dam
of Thorneiule and John Payne. the lust named
being the winner of n}-year~old stake at Lex
ington while Thorndac has a record Of e:Glt,
aud Is tho sire Of Dafsydale f2:l9a1) and Edwin
Thornc s:::s53I The sister OF Director is Il bay
of fine size, and shows more promise than did
hcrbrother at the same aye, while her sHit Is
perfection. She is entered u two stakes Mt Lex
ington, the value of which Is about $1,000. Mr..
Bull also bought from Col. West the !-year-old
nlly Dainty, by Dictator, dam by Manlbrino
Chief
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