, 1881-01-23

United Statss et $;o Ms G. ei,a j; do5,a5a n a5d
total amount
-Naisa and Susie Douglas, race mares
owned BY Mr. Walter a. Dun, Ut mechanicsburg,
O., will be sent to Kentucky soon, and bred to
tho imported King Ban-
Frank Vests horse Gabriel, one Of the best
known racers on the turf, is not seriously in
jure1 as reported, but with care and rest, his
trainer says, no will enter the spring races IN
fine condition.
Mr. 4. Burnha:1's stable OF runners won $16,-
95s Inst season, divided as foliows: bramoaleE 1e
<L1Gs; Banter, 500; Bride Cake, si3l: Baltic,
$50. Brambaletta started seventeen tlmcs,
won ten races, was second four times, anu tni1'
three times.
tho slate In tho 2:30 race here tast tn!l, VII
he driven next season by Clark McAAlsler, "
Davenport la Lust year he vas IN the S'aois 10
a very fast horse, but fncnes to hftching ga!l
behind. which intcrferes materially with MS
SUCCESS.
The North Side Driving Association hcid us
annual meeting ut Scht1ster's Hull, Jan a. me
following officers were elected: President 1.
Brand; Treasurer, 6. S. Dole; Secretary. J. r.
pages; Directors John HUBER Peter a Mahri rSs M,
Association Is In good financial CONDITION. ane ;
many improvements are to be made nt us track
In Lake View, and plenty Of sport Is e3pecleo
there tho coming year.
Horse Associntion for the current year we're
elected at a meating OF stockho1ders held on
t9e 1ss Inst ptssdnf Gapf sqee en
HaTdinG, Col. Johu oyerton, and Cen james ne u:
Quarles: Secretary, Mr. George ". White;
M so99 neksnEfq weaE GhaPes %ar
ner, van L. Kfrkman, J. L. Atkins, and Georgo
". Dars1en: Executive Committee, Messrs.
George ". Darden, George W. Whito' and h. {.
- In
Part l. OF Krjk's Guide, containing tho rnceS run
during 1sS1 ia the United States, and nlso Of the
running Of Amcrican-pred horses In England
and elsewhere, will be rcndy for delivery GIL Feb.
]. Part H.. containing the races to come Will be
issued as soon Us the stakes close The work
sho9ld BE- ~ as II y nGs
duty turfmcn owe to themselves me subscrlp-
ton price to both parts ls IS, and should be ad-
dressed to II. G. Crlckmoro, World Office, New
Mr. S. ]. Morgan has wintering at the Driving
Park track the following trotttn1 stock: Pied
mont. Star Duroc, Happy Dream: , katin e4; Ciay.
the 1e% Of HRp p9 aoa a9a neppy oP
years Old: a.year-oid colt BY he same stallion;
ey sta By oat IT Of the
same mare. This colt unises the blood Of Ham
pletonian, Membrino Chief, Clay, Pilot, Gray
Englc, and Glencoe. and bids fnir to sustain the
fame Of his distinguished ancestors.
Tho largest collection of fast trotters and
PAGERS ever under ono roof are now being viii
tered in the elegant burn OF the Downer Bemt6
Brewing Company On South Park avenue. Tho
lot includes Hopeful. Bonesettcr, Slvcrt0n,
Fred Douglass, Sorrcl Dan, nndLitt1e Brown jug,
each ann!nlai being provided with Il spacious
box stall: Silycrton and Hoaesctter are logged
daily together and drive like one horse, SO per-
feet arc their dispositions and action. They are
undoubtedly the fastest puir ever hooked to-
gcthor, and could doubtless beat the .:1:3 Of
SnaH Hopes and Lady Mac, If driven rs Il team
and fitted for tho trial. All the horses mentioned
are under tho care and supervision Of KNAPP
suck" McCarty, who has been Dan Mace's right
Charlie Ford, whose record of2:16a3 stamps him
rs Of the fastest trotters IN the land. is be-
ing wintered Mt Kearney's stable, on State
strcer, us is also the bay mare Alta. by Alrnont.
record .,::2,3517. Both horses are owned by Jerry
Monroe, and during; the winter ure looked after
by Joe Reese, who hns had charge of Ford dur
ing the past two Seasons. 1t is believed TINT
Ford won more money last season thMn any
horse on tho turf, St. Julien alone excepted Two
years ago Jimmy Dustin guye tho gray a.rccord
Of 2:331! over the half-ufle trace at
Cincinnati, and drove him mic
in tho same time Mt Cincinnati, Last
July Span won 4 second heat over the Chicu9o
track with hitn in :,:1Ba{- Next season Ford will
start out with Gus Gliddeu for Il driver, but. as
he is thirty pounds over weight, it may he
necessary TO give the horse tho benefit Of a
lighter driver when tho frcc-for-nll r1lce in tho
Central Circuit is reached, where such flyers as
Hattie Woodward, Darby, Hanuis, and Hopeful
arc to be met