Telegram-herald., 1888-08-05
TRACK AND STABLE TALK.

Garrison has disposed Of bis entire in
terest n the horses racing under the name
OF Mcmahon e. Co, including Eolian, Cy-
elops. Speedwen and others
In the hands Of Johnny Campbell, Of the
Chicago stable, now AZ Saratoga, J. W
Guests promising tw0-year-old Day colt
Heron, by Harry O'FsuOn, out Of Virginia
E, VIII be given good opportunity TO show
al the speed 10 possesses
A telegram saws that Hanlxins &, Camp
bell. OF the Chicago stable. backed their
horse Little Miach 70 win over 5000 in the
Passaic stake ~ Monmouth, on Tuesday.
>ad he landed the money for Lis owners
with ease. However, portion of tae cream
OF the victory was wiped OF when their
horse Tudor, the fsvorite, failed TO get a
chask marx IN the mils dash that followed
Co;treL. the recently Imported light
weight who hss come over for Mr. Cas-
saft's stable, had his first mount recently
at Mon mouth Park, on Felicia III. Although
success did not crown the lads maiden ef
fort on American soil, ne finished like
= workman, aud Huggirs, Cassatt's trainer,
thinks he isa decidedly vaIra5le addition TO
the lightweight division.
A special from New York to one OF the
tiating for the old Secaucus race-track
The course belongs to the Catholic church,
and several years ago was leased to the late
Mr William r Trsvers. II is said that the
Dryers are not satisfied with the treatment
they have received from rival racing asso-
ciztions, and may keep the Secaucus track
open al the season.
II Is said the Dwyer Bros. have concluded
20 buy 10 more ysarlings, but in the future
70 revert 70 their old policy of buying horses
that have already proved their excellence.
Trey recently received at the Brooklyn
Jockey Club track, direct from Kentucky.
twenty head OF prospective cracks, for
which they paid 81. 200 at the yearling sales
N the olEe grass regions OF Kantucxy last
spring.
King Thomas, Senator Hearst's $4,000
yesriinz son Of King Ban and Maud Hanp-
ton tful brother OF the great Ban Fox, is
dong nicely az the farm Of J. q J. Swigert,
Woodford County, Ky. he viii remain
there until faIl, and possibly during the
winter, aud in the meantins receive some
Instructions "a 70 what bis life duties viii
be on the track Rumors tongue in Ken
tncsy says, among other things, that Major
b. O. Thomas, WHO formerly swned King
Ban. has purchased al interest IN the high
priced yo1n yster.
Brown Prince. tne sire ~ Shinelagh, win
uer Of the Royal Hunt cup, new nile, a.
Ascot, Eng, was bred a. Woodburn farm,
XIV. sired by Lsxington, cut Of imp
Britannia ". by Flying Dutchmsn. He
was bought as yesrling by the late VI. Fl
Sanford and taiseu 70 England. De was win
aer at three years old in Eng and. and ran sec
ond = Claimant for tie two Thousand gum
AS. but his career was cut short BY becoming
aroarcr. and be went 70 the County q Meath.
Ireland. for service in the stud. Captain
Aschell and his friends are said % have won
sil'sooo BY he victory Of shillelsgh n the
Royss Hunt cup.
Gray = Co.'S hcrSes At the West side
track. Chicago, are getting into pretty good
shape. and have nearly recovered from the
maiarial troubles contracted a. St Louis.
eialen. The crack vo-yesr-old By Fsgstus.
whica woa The Q'Iic<stap stakes. half a nile.
a. Wssain g.on Park. with TO pounds up. IA
- seconds. : eu gaxed n the $1,000 Furur-
~ stakes - oe ran a. ConeY ISand oa
September = II Re retains hss form Uncle
jim wiI tass his Missouri-brsd vouazster
East and give the Tounz cracks af the turf
= whiri fer the rich piun Several rronli-
rent owners. among them e = BALDWIN.
lave asked for prsce on tn fast and prom
sias yeanEster The iopvess spstczss fx-
ire Nr. Cray VII give szy onsis 90. .sOo.