Morning journal and courier., 1890-04-22
us,RsE NOTES.

B0xD 0IO" OOAAVVsA00S 4s&sSAV& AsA {. she DreeAerss Association Stakes to Do Trosssd as Mystic Park in DOsten l -Ohartsr oak Park Notes. The famous trotter Wsstchester Girl (2:26k 1 owned by the Hubinger brothers, ,foaled . fine Ally at Elm City stock farm Saturday morn- ing. The Ally was sired by Persimmons, he by Simmons, who was sired by George Wilkes, the sire of large family of trotters. ,West- chester Girl was sired by Peter Story, he by Rysdyk's Hsmblstonian, who was the sire of celebrated strain of trotters. Her dam was said to Clay mare. AS the young Ally has such an excellent pedigree she is of course very valuable.
 The entries to the stakes offered by the New England Association of Trottipg Horse Breeders, to be trotted at Mystic park, Bos- ton, next fall, closed recently with an ex- tensive list of entries, many of which are from this vicinity. The managers are ex- pscting the most attractive exhibition of the kind ever given, and will take great pains to make it so.
 is evident from the following, which are the entries from this state.
 Stake No. 16. For foals of 1880, bred in New England, half mile heats to harness, best two in three, to be trotted at the breed ers' meeting in 1890. Number of entries. twenty-six.
 George L. Clark, Meriden, Conn.,, names Hslms, chestnut Ally, by Hsldane 2-2615, he by Mambrino Russell, son of Woodford Mambrino 2-211 and Miss Russel out of Brounie by Daniel Lambert, dam Hazel, by Kentucky Prince.
 Mr. Clark also names Howell, bay colt, by Haldane, dam Shena Van, by Daniel Lam- bert.
 austave Uornells of Waterbury, Conn. names Prince Applewoed, chestnut colt by Applewood, son of Wedgewood 2:19 dam, Kate, breeding not traced.
 Rundle 6 White, Ridgewood stock farm, Danbury, Conn.,, name black colt by Quar- termaster. 2:24 1-2 by Alcyone 2:27, dam Belle Medium, by Fairview Chief, son of Superb, by Ethan Allen 2:26 1-2.
 same owners, also name, brown lilly py Quartermaster, dam Larna, by Enfield 2:29, son of Rydsyk's Hamilton.
 Stake No. 27. For foals of 1888 to be trotted in 1890, open to animals bred In New England, mile heats, best two in three. Fourteen entries.
 I. E. Palmer, Middletown, Conn.,, names brown Ally by Red Cloud 2:34 1.2 dam, Or- phan Girl, by Panic, thoroughbred.
 Rundle & White, Danbury, Conn, name brown colt, by Quartermaster, dam, Lady Scho6eld, by Tippoo Sail, he by New York Black Hawk, from the Charles Hunt mare. dam of Rysdyk's Hambletonian.
 George L. Clark, Meriden, Conn.,, names Halsah, grey gelding, by Haldane, dam Shens Van, by Daniel Lambert.
 Stake No. 2S. For foals of 1888. Where ever bred, owned by nominator January l, 1890, to be trotted in 1890, best two in three, to harness; seventeen entries.
 Rundle & White, Danbury, Conn.,, name Silver Lace, bay Ally by Silver Chimes, son | oe AIovopa C.0H 1ano Kiftio Toynhort bu Daniel Lambert.
 Hubinger Brothers, New Haven, Conn.,, name Elm City, bay colt by Stamboul, 3, 124, dam, Georeiana, by Overland.
 0. H. Nelson, Wsterville. Me-, names Gray Daun, gray Ally, by Herolight, dam Young
 Stake No. 29. For foals of 1887 and later bred in Now England (Helen M. and Palm barred), to be trotted in 1890, mile heats, best three in Eve to harness, ten en- tries.
 W. J. Havens, Troy, N. Y., names Joe AL cyone, chestnut colt, by Alcyone 2:27, dam Nettie Lambert, by Daniel Lambert. Bundle & White name Blue Bells, black Ally, by Quartermaster, dam Belle Medium. J. E. Palmer, Middletown, Conn.,, names chestnut Ally by Red Cloud, 2:3411a, dam Orphan Girl, by Panic, thoroughbred.
 Stake No. 30. For foals of 1887 or later, wherever bred, owned by nominator Janu- | uEy II tC0Vy tO bo tAObtc0 HI 4OOO1 AnA0 Acatbp best three in five to harness. Fifty entries.
 Hubinger Brothers, New Haven, Conn. name Cocheco, bay marc by Simmons, by George | Wilkes, dam not given. Same owners name black mare, Nellie Wilkes by Guy Wilkes, 2:15L, dam not rated.
 Rundle & White name Nominator, bay colt by Stranger, dam Sapphire by Jay
 William K. Allen. proprietor of Allen stock farm, Pittsaeld. Mass, names Salve, gray Ally. by Lord Russell, full brother to Maud S., 2:0SA, dam Monday by St. Elmo, 2:30.
 Same owner names Venezuela, brown Ally by Chichester, 2:2514, dam vassar, by Bel mont.
 Same owner names Zorah. bay Ally by Stranger; dam Brooch, by Jay Gould, 2:121z. | wherever bred, owned by nominator January | l, 1890, to be trotted in 1890; mile heats, | best three In five, to harness; eleven entries. William R. Allen names Jet Wilkes, full sister to Sable Wilkes,b Guy Wilkes, ,2:1514; dam Sable, by The Moor.
 Applewood by Wsdgewood, 2:19, dam Made line, by Magnet.
 Stake No. 32. For foals of 1885, wherever bred. owned by nominator January 1, 1890, to be trotted in 1890; mile heats, best three | in five, to harness; seven entries.
 nams Lady Thompson, gray mare, by Sim. mons, 2:2S, breeding of dam not given.
 Stake No. 33. Guaranteed $500; for trot. ting stallions eligible to the 2:40 class owned by nominatcr January 1, 1890. Mile heats, three in 6ve,to harness, to be tretted in 1890. Seventeen entries.
 Rundle & White name Foxwood. chestnut bo.ss, by Nutvood, 2:1s24, dam Lady Fo1is, 2:24, by Daniel Lambert.
 Hubinger Brothers, New Haven, Conn.,, name Persimmons, by Simmons, dam Nora B. by Administrator, 2:2914.
 Mir. Allen paid w. 8. Corbett, San Iateo, Cal, $6o, ,000 for . bunch of eight, In which Miss Majolioa, by Startle, full sister to Ma- iolioa, 2:15; b m Venezuela, three year old, by Chichester; b m Elissa, six year old, rec- ord 2:221, by Messenger Duroo, dam the famous Green Mountain Maid; b m Experta, two year old, by Electioneer, dam the dam of Express, 2:21; b m Rubra, three year old, by Lord Russell, full brother to Maud S.. b m Laura Phallamont, three year old by Phal- lamont; b m Pokie Phallamont, two year old, by Phallamont; b m Marianna, three year old, by Sorrento, dam by Kentucky Prince; b m Mistake, five year old, by Chichester; g m Salve, three year old, by Lord Russell; b m Mica, three year old. by Chichester; b g Jack Nield, seven year old, breeding unknown; | dam by planet, same breeding as Palo Alto; m Nydia, three year old, by Kentucky Prince; b m Fora, three year old, by Stranger.
 Last week was lively week among the Hartford dealers, probably the best week thus far this season, Blumenthal rates Tuesday she largest eale day in his experience. Among others sold was Q handsome pair of grays to the fire department people. "H" Adams sold nine on Monday. Other dealers in that city also report good sales.
 Sire Brothers of Hartford have bought the roan mare Wanita, by Aberdeen, dam Wyoming Belle, by Lows's Pilot for $10, ,000 She was one of tho crack four-year.olds of lest season.
 Geneva s. has been sold to Mir. McKeene of Terre Haute. VIII Meet Tonight.
 The Connecticut Universalist club will meet at Deibel's in New Haven this evening for the election of officers and other business, banquet will also be served, after which an address will be given by the Rev. A. J. Can- | field, D. D., of Brooklyn. on the subioct of