Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1881-06-18
Stock Notes.
Hurrah for we-uns.

horse, a we'll gated, lively saddle mare. In
opire at this office. %Junelstf n
Mr.. s. B. Sharder shipped, Saturday last,
from Corder, 29 head of extra fine cattle, {
averaging l 500 pounds.
Kan. as City live stock market. Thursday,
June 18th: = Shipping steers from ss@' 90;
"a 1904 IS. Hogs-s5 a5@5 rs. q
The three-year-old FLY Aranzs, purchased by d
Mr.. Pierre Lorrillard, has been shipped to New q
York. Should she I'LL expectations, she will '
probably be sent to England at once SO as to be d
trained for the October meetings at Newmarket. 8
The gentleman who advertised in this column q
for q COW desires 1t to be known that he has +,
purchased one. He is anxious about it, because I
he is receiving almost as many visitors and pos t
tai cards as Capt. Conner did a year or woa ago 7
when he published the fact that he was anxious 1
to buy a dog.
1t is not known what Mr.. Keene's intentions
are as to Foxhall. but that he intends to keep up
his English stable is certain, he having brought
q number of well-bred yearlinss at the recent
sales in Kentucky. among which was a bother
toToxhall, for which he paid $5, CSC. which will
be sent to England during the summer.
At Ascot, Tuesday, Lorillard's %Iroquois won
the Prince of Wales' stake; Geoligist coming in
second. and Great Garlic, third. Archer was
again the rider of Iroquois. When %Iroquois
appeared he was fairly mobbed, the crowd fol-
lowing him round and around. The general
opinion was he has improved greatly since the
Derby.
The race for the Enfield Park Trotting Stakes.
of 100 soyereigns, distance one mile and a half,
one heat of which was won Monday by Nc
~Intyre's American pony Alick, was concluded
the next day and won by Alick who secured the
last two heats, the final one by:eight lengths.
Time, 4:26k. Thus, the great English and
n...oh .,,oe ahv' American hOraes. the
trstting event in England is also captured by
an American.
1t is understood that Foxhall. who was sent
back to England early the day alter the great
French race, went direct to Ascot, where 1t is
expected he will meet Iroquois for the Rous
Memorial over the New Mile at even weights.
at liz pounds each, while should ROBERT the
Devil start in the same race he will nave TO carry
1872 pounds. Tristan, who will also be sent 10
Ascot, will be in receipt of 10 pounds each from
Foxhall and Iroquois.
st, Louis live stock market, Thursday, June
Observation-Disclosures, 1900; Shipments l'1oo;
supply liberal and demand only moderate, SILL
all Raod grades got a ready disposal, but prices
are weaker; exporters scarce ut 10 soso io'
heavy shipping steers, SIS 4O@5 IS; light do
81 1906 40; butchers steers, 81 25@5; native
cows and heifers, So 25@4 %; grass Texans,
s3@4; best Texans quick of sale, but poor are
slow. s~heep-Rccelpts. 700; shipments none;
fair butchers demand ct $S 2094 Tor fair 70
fancy. Hogs-Fairly active; Workers and Bal
timores, SO e0@5 80, mixed packing, 50 So@
\ 80; choice to fancy, IS 5000 10. Receipts,
: 700; shipments, $500.
Foxhall, named after Mr.. Keene's son, was
ioaled April 81, 1878, at Mr.. A. j. Alexander's
. Woodburn Stud, Woodford county, KY. He
was selected and bought for $3.50 when a yeari-
= ing on June 10, 1879. by Colonel 8. d. Bruce OF
. New York, acting as the agent for Mr.. keene.
In breeding Foxhall is just a trife more Amer
lean than IroquoIs. He is by King Alfonso
d out of Jamaica, the property of Zeb Ward. he
h was her first colt, she having been fealed In
1871. He was by Lexington, out Of Fanny Luo-
:. low, by Imported Eclip Sc. and her dam was
u Mollie jackson, who was bred by Mr.. Francis
Morris, New York. she being by Vandal, out
of Emma Wright, by imported Margrave. He
was shipped to England in March 1880. At tina
b time the Turf said: .'He is q wonderfully fine
70 colt, of immens power in his back, hip ano
Quarters. with rs fine q shoulder as could b.
found, He stands Is hands and TX inches, ant
weighs 935 pounds. His dam was never trained
but his grsndam, Fanny Ludlow, was a yer.
speedy and fine race mare. and the third heat o
10 three mIles by this great grandam, Mollie JACK
d. son, in S 2sx has never been equalsd," Fox
ID halPs performances previous to the race abov'
~ mentioned were: 1880 Newmarket, Octo
to Der l3-Won Bedford Stakes over Briefly Stake
IN Course, beating Lord Rosebery's Myra, Mr.
Jardine's Ishmael and Mr.. Craven's Mynheer
each carry l22 pounds; the betting was 8 to
against Foxhall; he won by q head; value
Oh sI75. Newmarket. October A-Second for I'll
&C. Ashley Stakes over the Rous Course to Lor
f. Rosebery's Sayoyard, both carrying liz pounds
with three others behind them; betting, 4 to
ID, each against Foxhall and Savoyard; won b
in. three-quarters of q length. Newmarket, Octc
b er 2s-Won Briefly Nursery Handicap oy'
u, Bretby Stake Course, carrying top weight, L
pounds. beating a field OF seventeen; betting,
to 1 against Fexhall; won by a head; Valu
lat e202. lSsl-Epsom. April 27-Second for Il
w. City and Suburban, a mile and u quarter,
en- Bend Or, at l26 pounds, Foxhall carrying
en- pounds; twenty-five others behind them; be
30. ting 80 to l against Foxhall; won by a leng
and q half.
a., STILL ANOTHER AMERICAN.
Mr.. L. j. Jennings telegraphed the New 70
World, from Paris. June 18th, as follows
oe- .sMr. J. Z. Keene's winning Of the Grand Pr
)ok to-day, added to Mr.. Pierre Lorillard's wi
ma ming of the Derby ten days ago. has contribut
to make the Americans hereto use q hors
ere phrase-feel their oats to q surprising degrt
1 I. and they are In a high state OF enthusiasm ut
the resorts where it is their wont to cOngrega
H. and especially are they eXuberant OF good fe
s.y.nt.es - Tho numerous cafes on the Chan
day Elysees taking advantage of the excitement
try. handsomely decorated with American col,
and enthusiastic Frenchmen are declari
9 q their satisfaction at the result and are shout
nm. for Foxhall as freely as the Americans the
ob- selves. Nor are they much to blame, for
ties. ms aaoa - . = = Eo,dh
best ~, tha am.ri..n avid nrchor IN tho Enc,i
rail- bred Tristan rode as if for their lives, and
Is q American just won by o head. The day
the whole was a very pleasant one, cloudy but
gish too warm. and the attendance at Longcha1
rain was simply The race had ten st.
n 70 ers, viz: Mr.. Keene's Foxhall, Prince Sol
kon's Scobell, Mr.. Lelevre's Tristan and 4
49, aumont, Count Lagrange's Albion, Leon
''oo' dublin, the Duke Of Hamllton's Fiddl
IN IN Baron de Rothschild's Forum, and NJ. Ephr
head si's Casimlr. The betting was very heavy,
Americans fairly ~plunging on Foxhall until t
was drove the odds down to 2 to 1. The Ere
lime were nearly as bad as the Americans and bac
rm,. Albion until only 100 to 30 could be got aga
,th a him. and 5 to l against Tristan. The Eng
ID he slna.,n,t WILL. 9%, 80 a,o1-,ooLinn
t the of tho Amsricon st,i,,op pr..tnes. now nv
VI tIc ALA lShu 4louhlSSSt ho" Wv
aseo. by the Duke Of Hamilton, while so to l coul
had against both Royaumont and Casimir.
awed the preliminary canter those most liked '
I soft lFoxhall. Albion and Csslmir. The ten '
.olor. promptly At the starting point, and after
.,+y false start they were sent away on very
terms. Foxhsll and Tristan were the fir
show but Archer almnest instatly took the !
VI in hand. Retaining the lead Foxhall was
d tne lowed by Dublin, Fiddler. Royaunont, Cas-
! Just and Leon. all CLOSE up, with Albion
:. His IScobell bringing up the rear. Dublin, to
boy, Albion, joined Foxhall and the pair made s
t had nate running. with Fiddler and Leon follow
mi, kAlbion with Forum ana Tristan
49,. and Caslmir last. There was but little CHI
. In the run down the hill, but when about
IL III mile from the finish, Foxhall shook OF D
'lri ~ who dropped back, beaten. But Fid
he &C. Scobell and lastly Albion closed up an,
,vered pace was terrific to the distance Gao y
where both Scobell and Fiddler were fou
in the be in serious trouble. Archer. who had
tor,a,. riding a wonderfully patient race, then br
,horo up Tristan and, joining FoXhall. the two
- tremendous race home. The result, how
was never in doubt, MS Foxhall Away:
'st noi slightly the best of 1t. and making the N
ountry the running he won by q head. Tristan
disas- lengths in front of Albion, who was fol
arome- by Fiddler, Scobell, Royaumont, Forum,