, 1881-07-31

TRACK TALK.
"Subscriber Flora Temples best time WIS
2:l9A.
Milt Young has sold sInditou again, this tim {
! to Ed Bcardsey. Tho price paid wns $500.
Dan Mace has sold out his stable Of runners
and will probably be in the sulky again before
long.
McDuniel's stable, has been retired for tho sea-
son on account of bad cold.
Sachem. one of the 2-year-olds recently
shipped to England by Pierre Lor1llurd, is in the
Two Thousand Guincas for lSss'.
With Piedmont, Troubadour, yoltairo, and
Charlie Ford as representatives, Chicago bids
fair to hold her own in tho present trottinH cam
paign-
The race horse One Dime is now the. property
Of Mr. Pierre torillard. having recently been
Jerome.
Chicago horses won two races on the closing
day of the Cleveland meeting, Charlie Ford
capturing the 2:15 purse, and Troubadour that
for 3:aa5 horses
Lord Murphy, that won the Kentucky Derby
iu lS71. and was subsequently purchased BY Mr..
J. It. keene for 100 and sent to England, was
recently sold at auction FOR $50.
AT the recent trottlng meeting in this city
sixteen kentuckSs bred horses stnrted in eight
second once, third twice, and fourth twice.
which is most crcditablc showing.
The American trotter. Eagle Boy, has won
victory on French soil by.trottinE 4,400 metres (l
little over two and three-quarter miles, in i:5i,
about2:3J to the mile. His gait opened the eyes
Of many Frenchmcn who have strongly ndvo-
Gated the superiority Of the Russian over the
American tro1tcr.
Philistinc sportsman Quoting the odds}-"Two
to one On Robert tho Devil, you know" Sweet
She Esthe1ic-'sDiu he, really? How delight
jockey. Phiistine sportsman tpuzzledl-"B BEG
pardon, 1-ha-don't quite understand Sweet
tSnrprisedWhy did You not
toned -
4 remarkable yearl,ng hlly has been devel-
bay by King Alfons9, dam vcritas, by Lcxing-
gnloped aquarter in ::3si, carrying good-sized
boy, md could have run it in ~ seconds Her
time WIS equal to 1:35 to the mile. She is the
She belongs to Mai. John s. Clark, who bought
Minnie c. at Alexanders sale, and sold her ut d
big profit, This tilly. was bought at Alexander's
sale Tor S535. The brother to FOxbal1 brought
*5+@0o. Mr. Murphy is justly proud Of his new
charge. He has young one that ran second to
this lilly in the trial. and no is delighted with the
performance.
nominations sixteen Of which were bred in
America. Mr.. +. Lurillnrd owns six.-Massasoit,
bay colt, by Glenlyon-Mnric Michon; Wiune-
eo s9 ey 1E on
China; Nimrod, bay colt: by Glcnlyon-Highland
Lassic: Spartacus, boy colt by Glenlyon-.Gc
ana lago, chestnut colt, by Glcniyon-Hcttie
Washington. He has also entered his English
bred colts Kantaka and siddartna. .ir. j. L.
kcene has six,-a bay colt sbrother to Foxhaip
BY King Alfonso-Ja1uaca: chestnut colt, By
Pat Mafioy-Arny Farley; bay colt, by Virpil-
colt. by King A;fonso-Zcphyr; and Danger
field; bay colt, by Ten Brocck- -sprlngbrook.
MIR. James 4. Grlnstead, Of Kentucky. comes to
the front for the first time with two we'll bred
ones;-a chestnut colt, by St. Martin-Soph,e
Baaderly, and brown colt (brother to Grin
lam NJ Conner enters the lists with the brown
colt Bolero by Bonnie scotland-Waltz. Mr.
tan, by The 1ll-Cseu. He was bred By Sir. Bel
mont, and is the first son of Sultana, the ia
nous little daughter Of Lexington and Mildred,
by Glencoe