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years old by Count D'orsay, dam Adosinda

quarter crack.
John Bergen g Co., Cornwall Ont, have
purchased the gray colt Midlothian, four
years old by Midway, (son of Almont) dam
by Bush's Gray Eagle.
W, 7, Abbott, Boston, Mass, has bought
OF John M. Mills, same place, bay colt
two years old by Mambrino Dudley. dam |
by Blue Bull, for $500.
Il. E. Greenwood, of Mexico. has Dur
chased of D. Mcdaniel, Jr., the bay flly
Mamie ", three years old by King Lear,
dam Marmot by Kentucky.
Robert Miller Lexington. Ky.. has sold
to Robert A. Swigert, same place, the bay
colt Temple three years old by yidette,
dam by Alexander's Forrest
L. j. Powers is again at the head of the
Hampden Park association, Springfield,
Mass. Springfield will now probably take
her old place in the circuit.
d. Mcdaniel, Jr., has sold to FL. e.
Greenwood, of Mexico, the bay colt j. V.
Guillotte, two years old by Ten Brock,
dam Paris Belle by Lexington.
MIR. J. r. Keene's chestnut colt. Gen. Scott
Town brother to Gienmore) 8 years old by
imp. Glen. Athol, dam Lolita, has left VIM.
Days stables in England for America.
S. j. Salyers, Lexington, KY, has sold
to j. Lewark, Ind, the bay cold Rodericlz
Random, three years old, by Tom Bovine,
dam Carrie Anderson, by imported
Phaeton.
S. Nelson, Rutherford county. Tenn.
has purchased of W. T. Withers, Lexing-
ton, KY, the bay colt Hyperion, 2 years
old, by Almonf, dam Scottish Girl By
Bourbon Chief.
Harley Russell, Indianapolis, Ind, has
purchased Of John Naloney, same place,
the Bay colt Hamdallah, 8 years old BY
Hambrino, dam Linda by Alexander's
Abdallah for $3.50.
7. v. boswell, Bullfeld,. Va, has sold
to Arthur Hunter, New York, the chestnut
colt Eolist, full brother to Eole. two wears
old, by Eolus, dam War Song by War
! Dance, for $4,000.
| o. E. LIE Fevre, Denver, Col, has sold to
Charles Reed, Saratoga, n. Y, the gray
lilly Minnie D., four years old, by Long
fellow, dam Luna, by Swigert's Licking
ton, for $1,000.
Mr.. Kelso, Philadelphia, Pa, has pur-
chased Of George Root, New York city.
the chestnut colt Aur;farous, one year old.
by Bullion, dam AluIlina, by imported
Eclipse, for $500.
G. G. Brownlea, Dallas, Texas,iost recent
~ the bay trotting stallion Tom Moore.
fourteen years old, by Jupiter Abdallah.
dam Nellie Moore, by Long Island Black
Hawk. His record was 2:28
Mr.. j. r. Keone, following the example
OF Mr.. Lorillard, has decided to send the
worthless horses in his English stable back
to America. Bushman, Seminole and Gen.
Scott will soon arrive in New York.
Thornton, Utica n. Z, has purchased Of
DR.. McMahon, Rushyille, Ind, the bay
mare Mamie, full sister to Silverton. five
years old, by Blue Bull. dam SiIverella.
Her record is 2:253I. Price said to be
$1,000.
The brown mare, Kate Sprague. SIX years
old, by Gov. Sprague, has been sold by
Higbie & Babcociz, of Canton H., to Nj.
William Rockefeller, OF Cleveland. for
$4,000. Kate Sprague record is 2:18. She
will be driven on the road by her new
owner.
The English Sportsman announces that
Mr.. Jacob Pincus, trainer OF Mr.. P. Loril-
lard's stable, viii shortly return to Amer
lea, and Mr.. Lorillard's string Will be
trained by Barrett, who was for long
time connected with the Michel Grove
stable.
| Geo. Barbee, the Jockey, who was sus-
pended for the remainder OF the season at
Saratoga last Tuesday, upon apologizing
to the judges fol- his rudeness, had his case
reconsidered. The judges amended his
suspension to read for the remainder of
the meeting" instead of racing season."
as originally.
! The correspondent of the Spirit of the
Times, says of Fannie Witherspoon, after
her race at Poughkeepsie, which she won
in 2:19; 2:1615; 2:1814; 'Witherspoon was
q great mare to-day and trotted the best
race of her life. Had she been at Hart
ford and sent for time, think she would
have trotted three heats in 2:16 or better,
! There are now in st. Paul, and have been
for several days, a number of gentlemen
from Chicago very much interested in the
proposed race between Won Arnim and
Monroe Chief, which is to take place at the
Minneapolis fair. They appear to be
feeling their way, but they come prepared
to bet on the race and will undoubtedly
back the Chief, unless they find out some
thing different from what they now know
! Kentucky Live Stock Record Mr.. W.
L. Simmons, Ashgrove farm, near licking
ton, Ky, has sold to John E. Phillips.
Suffork Park, Philadelphia, Pa. the bay
filly Butterfly, years old, by Young jim,
! (by George Wilkes, out of Jim Irving's
dam,) dam Tansy, by George Wilkes. But
terfy won the 2:30 trotting race at Gym
thiaDa, KY, Aug. 23, at five heats, winning
the first fourth and fifth heats in 2:381{,
/ 2:314, PAP, over muddy track Price,
$500.
| Kentucky Live Stock Journal: MIR.
| Thos. j. Scott, the animal painter, has Just
: finished a very excellent and striking
| likeness of Skedaddle and her Chestnut
| FLY foal by imp. Gienelg, for Mr.. John
NJ. Clay. Mr.. Scott painted his first pic
ture for Mr.. Clay some twenty odd years
7 ago, Of imp. Yorkshire and Star Davis,
| which now adorns Ashland, and this last is
a companion picture, and is one of the
! best that has ever come from his easel.
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