, 1881-08-28
TRACK TALK.

l {As
GicnInorc has been sent to Long Branch
Trouble, the stecplechaser that has won Sc
eral good races at Saratoga this season, is II
| years DID,
Bushwhacker. VII, won such good t,yo-m mile
race from Chcckmate not long ago. has been
sold TO Mr. G. 3. Dryson.
George sutciligc, the stceplcchase rider, has
| purchased tho 3-ycar-old colt Sir Walter from,
Mr.: r Loriilard and will learn him to over
] The Pittsbnrg Sunday Lcn,ler accounts for the
non-re1ura OF Il number Of the Pi;tsburs visit
| 0rs to the Cleveland meeting by tho failure Of
Lucy to connect with tho tirst money i'll the
| pacing race.
| S1r David Bonner, brother Of tho Lct11cr man.
nns purchased the 4-.car old stallion Nutbourrc.
| This youngster is very respectfully connected,
| being full brother To Nut;rood. record 5sfar5.
| anu half brother to Maud S.
An American ht,rsc-{ro1uIs,
In EngiL;d hrs legs did et,Iplois:
As be won the big race
BY his terrible T,;tce.-
The people a1i yelled bully bois!''
Mr.. P Lori!lar,Is 3-year-olls. Passec and
Arnnza. arc entered for the Great Yorkshire
Handicap. St Lceer Course. to be. run fur Scnt.
lJ.ens,,ing. and also in the Ci,:yeland handicID
over tue straight mile, run on Wednesday,
Sept. II.
OF the eleven stations that have beaten s:o0
nve-Pictlnont, santa Claus. Monroe CHIEF
Robert NcGrcgor. and L. H. Thnmas-1naIe
their records over the Chicag., track md four
OF these records we're made at the recent meet
ing here
The tiIly BY Alar1n out OF Mnide,, {t,,o do,, of
l':.rule} has been named pnrtheni;., ana lr
Lnrlllurd has nominated her for the EPSON
tEne:) Oaks Of 1851 Maiden died the day after
PurthcntA was foAIcd, and The little one was
brought up by farm mare
The 1ro1t,ng stallion Nutwood, record Elsa.
that mas been in California for the pas1 foEr
yc3rs, hSs been purchased by Mr. robert Steel,
10 Il few days He Is by Belmont out OF Miss
Russell, the dam of Maud S. The price paid was
Dexter is the most youthful looking OF all Sir.
bonner $ horses, and i5 us free froul Ulemisl or
wear md tear Of race tricks as though be had
never seen the1n. and is us full of fire and froic
as asa Il H-year,od, though he II -. \ small hoy
tiulcs rides behind him.
The London Sporting Times sent this parthtau
arrow after Barrett was shipped 10 this country:
.Ihe mighty Barrett. is on his way back to :
triumph, and we have not tho slightest doubt
that II he has cost them ii penny be has cost
them eloo,0oo. But for him 1roquis would huyc
Interest being ut work. the bulk Of the winnings
would have gone on him for the Derby and IN
the two races $10,0o0 would have been won
We claim to have been the tirst to have tliscov-
cred lroquo!s, rs when he wis tlcspised animal
we selected him to win the City and Suburban.
An American, writing from London. has tho
!oIioWlHH 10 say cunEerntuE Il couple OF Amer
1can colts over there: - / saw Fussuic. Mr. Lor-
lnis1' S horse, run twice this week ut GoodwooG
Archer. the demon Jockey, was OH his buck !
each time, and TINT rendered il the fayort it, |
the backing. bur 1t 1nade very poor figure ana
did not win either time. In the opinion OF the |
racing fraternity it Is not ut MI Il good horse
amt ought never to have been sent here. bc-
llevc the Amcrlcaus, who wcrc down a1 Good- |
wool in large numbers, lost a .st,od ucal Of !
money both on this horse and Oh tho rest Of |
Archcrs mounts. They bncked the 'tinmnn'as
he Is Called. consistently urd persistently, anu
I'll both, and the American horse, and Peter tho
mad horse belonging to Sir .1ohn Ashley, Archer
was unlucky- The American losses are esti- |
mated ut Il very high figure. Some u,en lost |
many hundreds. aud heard Of q case in which |
gentleman from tho States lost !4.1.,0Gy on one
'ucc." |
For the Great Eastern Railway Handicap. ia |
Je run ut the New Market first October meeting
Mistake Barrett, Passaic, De:s Fuuuo. ArunzI |
md Seneca are entered. For the Newmarket !
october Handicap. same day, Passaic. Aranz:l, |
3arrett, Don Fulauo, DookIaaker, Marshal Nc |
}onnld, Jolly Sir John, and WalIens1ein are In
IT. keenc's Forget-Me-Notf IS in tho second Oc-
ober Nursery. Stakes. handicap. In the Cesare-
Fitch the following Americans are engaged:
A1nnza. Brnkcspearc4 Dun Fulano, Ft,xhull. I
roquois, Jolly Sir John, Mistake, PassaIc,
seminole, and Walenstetn. Fiddler, by Freak |
less. is also In. The best Of the English !
nclude Bend Or. Perexrine, Peter, and /
tobert the Devil In the Autumn Hsndi-
up, si1 fusiongs. there arc Don FuIano, |
lrnnza, and Seneca Forget-sle.Not is in The !
uFeQtle Handicap for 2-year-OitfS Tn thn