Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-04-15
TRACK AND STABLE TALK

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LIZ 6esE three yezs-ose he over s4s
M C. p Essry tAl2xs preEsy xel e rs
cot BFAndol1s. Is kxron " zes- a s9eSs,
nos n Ca14d2- aE1 = sfii-zz - tres I'm
against Nsrl4iae AId Saale d. for s. go |.
corner, alEzer . t<ks Al.
;. A Bfowns. q Tie Kalamazoo stock
fzrE- says Bel Boz sas ss-c a. ~ trst re-
ported. TT - eqsls@leaf u $xoAAN--S>o 10
sash AID the service u ts1 mares ears1g
s5s3 sn1 fss&i-4aa thaE a. reports ~ t1s
contrary are erroaeoas-
There las beeB a rua ca Mss Ford for
the S1e1rbSa the l@Ss vsek. Two bets Of
s9Oo0 b $40 each were registered about
her u pa Daily bosk she s COW qzo.ed
al - % l. While Is % I i opposite Kiag-
stOas name, and F14" stands before
C0nnemarz.
John span las purchased a half interest
IN the gray PAGER Argyle. To a correspond
EFT Of the HoyseBas, who tod him 70 beware
Of Arrow, me pheooraInal California 5-yssr-
cd now ID Budd D05le's stable, DO replied
a. ou can tel Budi % get his Arrow sharp
ened. and III give hun race over any
good tr&s2. D."
The following programme has been az
ranged Tor the inaugural trotting meeting
" tho Louisville Driving Park Association,
which bezins May e. First day-TEree-
mla--e class, so, Glenville Stakes for =
year DDS. "a entrance and 500 added, as
class, so Second day % class, $50,
Shady ; do Stakes. aye2r-olds, rs entrance
aId 400 added, 20 PAGERS, 500 Third
DAY 50 class. 500, Indian Hill Stakes, 4
Fear-0lds. t25 entrance and s10o added 2 -
Class. 600; free for-ai. s. 500. Foerth day
- class, s5o0, . Is class, s500; 2:Ss
PAGERS. $40
A. Sheepshead Bay there is being built a
stand between the betting ring and the
track, which will hold 3, 900 people. IL Is for
tho use OF spectators who generally make
= rush for the grand stand At the cry
They &c ON thus annoying and shutting
OF the view OF Hundreds OF persons. The
management OF the Conoy Island Jockey
Cub is always first in the line Of improve
ments. The new three-quarter mile
ssraightaway track is already well under
way, the trees et the north end having been
cut down and sufficient new ground been
purchased 10 warrant its construction. The
rich Futarity Stakes for 2-yesrolds viii be
run on this track, the finish being IN full
view OF the spectators.
John Madden tells an interesting story OF
the trouble which beset him in purchasing
the trotting stallion " arlock from the En-
I giish rob.eman who had set his face against
! selling him 10 20 b2ck 10 America After
4 getting price on Warlock from the mas
( ter Of the horse.1 he was told 10 60 TO the
rear entrance TO my Lud's" castle, but
Mr. Madden, like q true American, said
No back doors for me. I've always had
an audience through the front door when
/ came 10 do business" After some parley
he reached the great man and bought the
! horse. but a. he was about 10 pick up the
| bal OF sale, stop" said his lordsh.p,
'-what are you going 10 90 with him 90
Madden gave him an eyasiye answer and
/ finally rot away, but fearing trouble, Sc
| crotly and speedily shipped him Tor this
| country.
| A Lexington special 70 the Post Dsspatc',
has the following as 70 Inc Kentucky Derby
! fdyoritc upon whose chances the owner, W.
=. Barnes, has placed bet Of $500 to $1,000
The Lion WAS bred ~ Runnymede Stud,
/ in Bourbon County, this State, from which
have conc Miss Woodford, Barnes,
! Runnymede, Sir Dixon and others of note,
and was sold az Clay G. Woodford's sale
when yearling for q 0Oo His dam, Vida,
/ by Vigil, is a young mare, he being her
second colt Her first foal, FLY by Sring-
7 box, was never trained. She is out of
Manhattan the dam OF Berlin) by mp.
/ Harrington IN color the Lion is a beauti-
fal brown, as were his near relatives, Miss
Wood.ord and Runnymede, and he stands
ID gig high de is q grand looking colt il.
every particular and possesses remarka-
bly, clean, smooth. sound set OF legs, which is
something all Billets do no. have.