, 1881-02-13

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There are now hfty-seve1 trotting records be-
low 80.
Jim Malone, good racc-horse. and the bes
son OF Ilnwathn, has broken down.
Or. Lucas, of this city, has purchased a fas
! pacing mare by Legal Tender, dam by Gen. Tay.
| l0r.
Hughes and Costello have been engaged a.
jockeys for Mr. George L. Lorillard's stable this
year.
The s3o.0oO match between the trotting horses
sides weakened n little.
A bet of 1000 to Is against Afr. Lorillard'a
colt Barrett, in the English Derby, has been
| taken twice in London.
] Chris Doy1es Stable of runners, consisting OF
Ada Glenn. Springfield, and Kosaphile, has ar
| rived ut Nashville for training.
! Dan Sparkling and K!ngcraft havebeen matched
! for $1,t00 to run haif-me dash, welter
| weights, ut the spring meeting of the coney
Isln.ld Jockey Club.
| James A. Dustin, who mnde Chicago bis home
| two years ago, at which time he drove Churiie
For is In the city, and vii! train his stubfe of
| trotters here next season.
] Slambrinio Hnu1bletonian, the sire OF Parma,
| is dead He was purchased about four months
ngo by Mr. IT. e Fl, F. Emery, OF Cleveland who bred
Tho well-known trotting stations Killarney
and St. Clair. by Aberdeen (the sire Of Hattie
Woodward died recently ut the home or their
owner and breeder, Capt 1safah Rynders, Pas
saic, n. j.
Arrangements have been concluded whereby
Peter Y. johnson will hive tho stallion Ken
tucky Wilkes, record 2::lA. In his stable next
season. Catchty. Blanche 4. Mory, and Bur,
rister, arrived from Kentucky last week, and
are NOW in Jobnson's hands
MIR. Vincente l.. Casares, Of Buenos Ayres, has
selected the 7-yenr-0li sire Mntnbrinn LupWtng,
by Brigand. son OF ,Iaabrino Chief, t'nin Jessie
Ns.FS IN o1ffk
1ly Of trottcrs in South America 3tumbrlno
Lupwing Is Il darE bay. with star, sixteen hands,
and weighs l,l30 pounds.
THE tribune acknowledges the receipt from
man. Of lin elegant set of racing plates, conpris-
ing pictures of the EPSON Derby winners from
1S:; to the present time. The collection Is one
outside OF the Sportsman and TRIBUNE offices.
and is therefore tho more highly to be priced
The owncrof fast trotter in Centrtt New
York talks OF retiring from the turf. He says
that his cup WaS hlleE last summer while un n
side circuit in Pennsylvania AT one place he
agreed with Two other owners that either hors:
should win Ms best suited them, and they would
divide the pools. He could have beaten either
of the others. They refused to divide the spofls
after he had lost the race. the poi-selier ran OH
with tho money, and the managers Would NOT
pay the purses.
Part |. OF ''Krtk's Guide to tho Turf for 1880 "
has heer, issued. 1t contains q compiete rccorl
s,f ull races in the United States and Canadn
England and British Guinea. Also the winnings
ol all stations and their progeny, tabulatea; I'm
index to alt races run. to all places where rnc-
ing took place. and Of the NOR more prominent
breds ctc.. nre alsu included III this volume. and
It is one that should be tn the hands Of every
time, and orders should be sent to +. 6. Crtck-
more, with the ]Fnrld, - Park Row, New York.
Il fellow nt Cleveland. O., has been mdvertising
horses for sale u1der names nf well-kuown trot-
ters. Recently newspaper man at Cleveland
teleRraphed Mr.. Wesley T. Balch, ut Boston, rs
follows: ''.lan here who offers horses at auction
He represents them to be Laura Williams, Wild
Lily, Ed Getchel, Billy Dow, und Frank Mu,.son.
Are they genuine. or is nc a fraud:' The fol-:
loving, answer wis received in q few hours:
"I4sura williams Ii dead. Wild Lily can't be
bought. Frank 3unson is held at $500 Ell
Getchei is in Maine. Billy Dowts being driven
on the road in New Jersey, and the man Offering
to sell them at auction is a great fraul- W. r.
Dalch. -.
It has finally been decided that Peter v. John-
son will not have tho stallion Piedmont record
2:21l3, In bis stable next season. johnson took
the horse last aprlug and made very success
full season with him. winning everv race In which