The sun., 1889-11-26
NEWS FROM THE HORSE World.

the conclusion OF the recent investigation as to
81 sSS sSs Re is Sound
The annual meeting for election Of officers OF
the New England Association Of Trotting Horse
breeders will be held in Boston. Wednesday,
Dec IL The association has about 600 mem
bers.
John II. Phillips. the veteran trainer and
driver OF Philadelphia. having disposed OF Suf-
ing purposes, viii sell all OF Ills trotting stock
brood mares. colts and fillies,
Messrs. Miller & Sibey OF Franklin. Pa, de-
yearne ~ colt EsctriS Bell fuli brother to 'f theie
noted stallion St: Bel This is the highest
price ever offered for an untried trotter.
casfS BusS ssn as Ct % 4GHsss Gsso I H fa q h
Adams House. Boston. Dudley Buck was one
Of the most promising horses on the Maine
out OF the State.
The Missouri Horse Exchange. which has
been struggling under adverse circumstances
Of ereditors A. M tfS TSe Gsns ssssas
consist q ak kissseh0ld on the corner Of Broad,
worth Of personally.
The fast mare Josie Bates has been sold by
to Warren kimball Of BIddeford for $4,000.
in Kentucky. Mystic % PARK. Bostons f1s ' SEPT. ea
23, she won flve.heat race. getting record
OF 2:29 in the fourth heat.
2:2Oia. by Edward Everett. has been put into
who viii develop his % speed. Ge Is a dnc.. Inc.
speedy spec S coli. an and & was bred by VIC FRANCE.
MILAN.
Isaac Lewis. the woll:known oolored jockey.
will ride for the Hon. W. l. Scott next season.
i is a curious fact that Lewis was Mr.. Scott's
cling, and i was he who rode Florio. Blue Grass
BslIe Bel Al Hands Nd Around &e In the season of
the land.-Spirit orthe Times.
After the Detroit meeIing Rosalind Wilkes,
H Ha4r; 0Ense %isas o sre assin bTSs the SyRsrs Of
other fast ones went amiss and has been on
her speed the entire season. She has recently
aoanded DarS to and gives cSot promise Of being
and will probably be faster than ever.
5. A. Pickens of CoTscana, owner Of the trot-
ter Highland Tom, who was beaten by William
go with the Dallas stopper. He has deposited
to 9ateR his horse asanst fo% ERfoF oF
$2.O90 the race to occur at Riverside on or after
the 26th inst.
A prominent horseman is trying to arrange q
race for Maine stallions OF S years old and
SJ.o1 the best ,iraok In tho State, probably
Cusick, The Seer. and some other horses as
notable event in " Down East turf circles.
A London correspondent writes: 1T is n
pity indeed II Amphions name has to be added
vi wrong eS Ia Tha4
and Ambition should 20 one after the other Is
M as future Sas. % the S.gnaS
through them. and the worst OF 1t Is that the
disease seems to be on the increase"
Hiram Howe. we'll known on the trotting
Condition at his hotsl oa the BrookyS & f5ttfS BUas
yard. He Is dying OF Bright's disease, Mr..
other well. known ,irolters. Ms took the Death
h OF bis brofhsr,in-iaW m fr the late John Murphy.
paI emily robust man short time ago, his
friends arc npprehensive that his death is a
question oil but Very Jew days
A AS II Lord s, Falmouth never was bettor. it is
stud in 1884 seeing that during thai period he
stakes and that his horses. training and breed
ing stud fetched considerably over 100000
received for oihor Sorses @ sold priyateiy' s 2ter
making the most liberal allowance for ex-
penses. 1t will be safe to assert that Lord Fal-
any OF his contemporares.
The history OF the pungers on the turf since
t the nrst race rIaeehSSrse was saddled, down TO the
without number OF Tho fabulous sums won bS
spirits. 1t Is now said that % 5opdsn 0 hss hissdI Ioss
has been diminished by some SSO0Io during
the past month.-Ihe Sportsman.
"Old Exile is looking Ane as fiddle, and 1 |
look Tor him 10 be q pretty good horse next |
year" said Mr.. Lakeland: but I will not en- |
ter him for the Suburban. As the old horse Is |
D kicker. he would be placed behind the 9TH |
ers aud his chances would be completely spoil. |
ed. shall start him, however. In the Brook |
yn Handicap II al goes we'll and II the track |
Is soft; he. may be heard from, He will peVer |
ex tend himself when the track Is hard, but |
with little sand on top ne is II changed horse |
haven't tried PhdnX yet; in fact, / never
saw him till tho day ] bought him. He Is en- |
tel Od In a heap of stakes. and II he liz not a
winner the lorfelts will cost something. ."-The
Sportsman.
The Homewood Driving Park, located near
pittsburgh, is 10 be sold, 1t Is owned by the
Pittsburgh Driving Park Association. and MAS
ail out ABOUT seven years ago. The track ID a
ull mile aud was reputad one of the hest in |
he country. As q result the foremost horses
N America were attracted thitheT, and Maud
\; once reduced her record at homework
With the passage OF tho Brooks High License
aw the sale of liquors WAS forbidden, and this
Elth the was made upon pool selling by the
Law aud Order Society caused the attendance
20 fall Off and the associations financial pros
IIS.O90, and u is thought the property will
Death OF u Noted TrottiSg Stallion.
Dur