, 1881-06-19
PUTNAM CIOTHIl


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Ia1mhiatonninn b ~ .'4s'S'AeA' - oo1 " @Ae'ze'A ,
TITO rro,t1n<r moro ,r,r ,r..r,,,,,- In. hao,,
sold to Clevelanl pent{eman % Who viii vii driva
bnr m tha rnod Wv VIA "3A'o
~. VA Wv 'o""'
The Blue Bull mare Ethel record 2:23, has
been purchased BY NJ: F. D. Norris, Of New
1olA' "no WILL oleso ne1'
Mr. keene recently paid $3.50 for year
ling brother to Foxhail, and will send him
| The matinee at the North Side Drjvino
| Aasnc;at;nn troct IN Tota V;au onnonncaT
Tor yesIer,iavl y was nostI'onefi IN account IF
the weather until Thursday afternoon next.
| I,elex has heen turned mt fiji the fall Fla
was cut on the left hind ieg by Lucy NAV
anarpd MANA 10 Win ~ t6 hue rsce o''he' ou'
" .1o ."'
| Col. Conley, OF engage, mas sold Lazy
/ InoIne, Jr., Gam OF panta C!aus. 10 tiov.
Gntn,, -. en ~, ~ 5.o ~.
GIn,,s1 o""o " ~ se"t'o4u oAo1i4eA ~ Aan'+a
o4a"o*
] GaZelle t2:31}, by RySdyk'S dam0fetonl0l.
gam oy darfy Ci2F, ana owned ny ar. JGsepn ll
.'.. ASit " Ne" Loh' ao'.su ~, ony eu!s oy
EoF. oprague, May -. q the SLua 1arn OF
Alr. X. t. I0dhunter, Walnut ulll, by.
The death of veteran trainer in the per-
Marksman, Rihelnan, Bonnie Lassle, Bonnie
Laduie, Oiio, and others. He used to train
for Mr. T. A. Alexander, and was an honest,
| upright man.
coli That tinisled fourth in the Prix de Paris.
| was sired by the Amtrjcan-hred stailion
Preakness, but such is the case. Preakness
| IS rapidly winning his way in England as
successful sire.
Robert the Devil and BEND Or. who we're
e ay eFaek of n q bpatna H. Z
a-veor-oiI coli Foxhaii thai ,wnn the priv de
Paris. The Yankprn wac second tn Reni
Or for the CITY and Suburban, and fourth to
Robert the Devil in The Ascot Cold Cup.
farole IS running lnto ratner eooa 1orn-
tils ptfioLal.ce ~. tae mgse.Gs .e; enp va ~
SSAceeunlsl5 ctGealtoo4e@ n!u .e.lduus o.to oe
,n',a as e.y ~ i;s ystnhastar "
n ;ha 10 R'nea DC To- " oh5 II
1!a.: tpe pansee, NE, W.ss',
fialiy n,l!y basset1' nanaeler' balankeel' ion
ochlltree@ anu hlathole-
HI cahn't for the life wv me see
,Ow Hamerican 'orses nre winning;
HRS Dad from tho very beginning.
w Hnrcher hive very much doubt.
ha 9erh, Gefins wss a6n Sno1p ens rt :" ,t'asA
Ist,t int,2 NJ ~ ri The s hssnont or at Hascotf
.xn~..,, c...,-,:.s 49, - ~,,.. ar
rop oouAlln' he toluet oMl.el u
halnsI naS Saaltea H. @ III ~ n,eea elotteis thh on
new new plan: ne mas purchased a thorongn-
pree nqrse, SUI ~ Aslesoau' ~ oa ii % lna.G
oy tue hn!snt OF %. ueoIse, i!lu WI 1teGu
q? nlm 10 tFottlhg mares. 01e tnlns Mr; Conh-
IN may oe snIe OF, !e WI! never AGAIN own
SO good stal!ioI; eithef LOT stuo or track
purposes. as Wedeewood.
It appears that the match between the 2
year.o!a colts OnonIaga W.; and ~ oaGnem: owned
,espectise!s oy ~ DMsets ailu rtetls Hoall ll+
tara, WHICH Is ~ ue aun ~ Go1sy 1s1G ;,tn nea'
pat'uruay. was ariahhgea 9s l94i ~ gcnl!tIeel
~ 10 III 4'tnx nGen 3 ,niF ~ ~ 81,
~ ~ W "ls ue'.all. Vn.ltoSSa :ta 10 = Auia
@uro1lfl @ 10 oensa'h' M'5e n. oacem th a., - ~
VAR lance, put VI oly boots, lue u aaI1t n!., ~
2} baliGe; t4lS Iace VII oe ~. Sy,oov " =
saIs, .';s,, an" lt'o o's'anc0 1"1ee4""1' 'e'> ~ A.
This from the Buffalo Sunday .Nc'cs:
tiamlln,s 'Slo,0oo Kentucky horse cost
Ss,5M The story that he cost slG,OOo was
occasloned bv the facetIot's Isaac IaREart,
f,ri,or Of IN NT..ady;ia racae i"nnad r. Iis
faat IN tha prand.staud an1 shn,,fed nnf.
ni,,~ % rnI,nd hat tracE Thev ali ink Ike
fnr i1an,iin ami ta.iieyinp hi1n tn he tfe man
1vto maEas' a mi 1nii1inn vnar stared at him in
H,nufnr iii Ia laft tha 9ronnss A' 49,
"o''ueA '1' az &C.. .uo e1oaO'*
On Saturday last the tIott!ng stallion Jnpl-
ter Abdaliah, owned by Alr. William Hendrie, |
of Hamilton, Ont, had the misfortune to get |
his trout leg broken above the knee. The !
STALLION at lne llile was St'llQiHR near all
other horse, which kicked him, resulting as |
above. i veterinary surgeon was at once
brought and the leg spllntcd. and 1t Is hoped !
with proper care the bone will knit Jupiter !
Apuaa M's aoItGu ~ ,2, IL. la 70 ~ ,b,.
th,,'ItaH nJ H. ;s tha e;rs ~ rsc,,lt ~ s'5
f,oJa,,,'. n,3ca S.e3. -: and Ton, uoor. a.:s;
1'oton = 41"'e' .'~' A . -'4"'
Ed Broadnax. thetralner OF Capt. Cottr11Ts |
stable, has j somewhat remarkable history.
lie was slave before the War. hls master
being Atr. Broadnax, the partner oil MI. Cot
trill. Ills fondness for horses amounts to
passion. In 1851, while still a slave, and at
tn.c when sectional prejudice ran very nigh, |
Mt. BFoadnax sent Ed to Saratoga with hts
stable. Ell, like the falthtu! servant that ne
was. made the trip, remained i'll the North
until the racing season was over, and,
although he might have made himself free
man at any moment, preferred TO return
since l'ed.
jim Brown, :-year-old son OF the famous
four-lnller. ftster, mas come o9t III tallLor.