, 1881-02-06

2:o5: Minnie R.. 2:24; Nancy, 2:23]4; flcR-
ard, ~ Wilbur F., 2::A]]49.
!; San Francisco papers report St: Julien as
being III unusually fine condition. tie Is petng
1ts1ea @ t a San aaa9 1os RsEsd iii
East in the spring, accompanied oy oaIta
Claus, the latter horse being brought along
to ttot in the stallion purses to pe given ~
Chicago and elsewhere
Mr.. George LoriIlard's stable for lSsl VIII
include Monitor and Ferlda, years; Grer,,-
t land, e' Blazes, Sir Hugh, Aella, Topsy, Sir
Walter. Sannterer, and Marathon, sesassSii sssai,i
and Vniucia. Ranger, Isllp, Venture, YAK
dale. Vanguard, Rambler, Dover, LolG,1ii "Ii
Genara, -Bouncer, Menento' 1n1au'~A' '
Glance, 2-year-olds.
Referring to the recently Issued Pr p9oGien Ren-
for rhe Chicago 1rotting meeting G 1A1 III
tucku Iipe Stock Record says: ,,I.;,rai and
IN iii It Is one Of the best, most I1Dera w. ~
taking trotting- programs ever lssueu: ora1tit.
author whoever he is, deserves dn.. urA1 81 much
| fnr tie Chicago Driving Park, we so'peo'
| deserves that honor.''
The odds against the horses entere9 ~ ~ .''e
| ca.,4,, T.toud l!nD are as follows: ~ l
ooM;y eo..;,;st like Blackburn; to l agM!nst
Parole, Monitor, and uneas;s ;sausa}ion az ~ FaI1
Report Fs1nes Siia5}s' G5feaa Gien@crs Ioag
i5to aeainst Quito, Elias Lawrence. Men+
d.issohT Fonso. Greenland: 70 to aga!nss
Bar11ton Baltic, Bythe.Way, Compea1sRatvI1 PET Rnu1,
George McCulioqs, Spr'99agI'Di 9eeI :!S !S Kan Kan
inE da;1h Tteei Hin = Malone. Erdenheiin: 81 to
aoainst Ada Glen, and klnkead;, ~ u -
aSainst Merrimack, Rlcochet, and fSQu9l,
ai ri against Edcnberry, Spinner, eaaoe-
| vile, and Tom klnsella"
last June at Prospect Park, n. l., 6 raGe
was trotted between :, EuWai9: va. nN1 s;,ie-
f!tt EHword hejng owned By Mr.. Frank WORK
ami Richard by Mr.. Foster Dewey. Nnen
The match was made horselnen thouGht il!a
Edward had much the oeSt Of II, nat;tnr aS no @ nud
vas believed to be thoroughly " game morse
liz vas trained privately by John MURPHY,
pti,ije Richard was trot1ed several hard races
before The day Of the match, ,lhe result wa
that Richard won easily, ana III So" ~ el"H hs
1rnttei at Hartford, Conn.,. June ., Mt
W"rt betting $4,000 to Sl0,ooo on his horse
| He now offers to repeat the wager WITH az al;s
person anxious to accept IT, ILL., Aouts
| Lorillard backs Richard.
The English racing statistics for 1850 hay
inst been published. Lord Falmouth heaMS y as
Ihe iist Of winning owners with 4l6,000
which is 5000 less than he won III 90
Wien ne stood second to Count Lagrange
WHO carried of Eli. 900. Prince !, Soltykol M e'l
stands second on the list @ Mitn a. l?; a 10 ,nE :'
| MI. tfaWloIu tHAtu' WIN 80 T. 10 mi
Of Westminster comes fourth, ana IS tne o!lt
other winner who reached five figures
Ia Count Lagrange placed only 5000 to hi: Il
credit. Of the winning jockeys =; Afene rene;
scored 120 victories out ot sG2 mounts: nl rory
ham rode s57 rates, winning o5 lo5' CaAn9! Saa g
1Yooi rode seventy winners out OF ~ races
/: IS thought tint Archer will not be S seel
: much III in lie saddle next yeal, BY reason . .
lis lis increasing weight, ln ninety Of :. tn tn
PRINCIPAL RACES last year t9e s4 pt!znes ns Wef ef
chester Sur,luer Cup bids fair to becolne a
yaiuable a race as the Derby or St. LeEer, a
nioi,ey. Hermit is at the head Of The vi, vi
ming sires, twenty:three OF hls progeny Ina na,
: next M wi With Ss0,oM against his name. The
! follow @ Bertranl, tie Duke, koslcrucia't Ii :
Fayonius, and Doncaster, III the orde