Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-03-23

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Santa Rosa. The McCartys paid $4,000
for the horse and the Pierce brothers paid
them $4,000, so Dan MeCarty says. The
money was paid at Sather & Co.'S bank.
Dan McCarty had sent BAY Rose and
about twenty-five mares to the ranch at
Wesley, but on receiving Pierce brothers
offer returned them here. The mares will
now be sent back The Pierce brothers
| lately bought the Santa Rosa rsce-track,
paying, it is said. S17, 500 for it. This is to
be used for their breeding farm, and TO
this place the young fast horse is 10 90.
HAGGIN's STABLE AT MONMOUTH.
Matt Byrne has charge of Mr.. Raggin' s
stable, which is without doubt the most
important one at the track Firenzi did
nicely during the winter months, and at
40 time, even in racing condition, has she
looked better than at present.
The other star of the stable is Salvador,
who, without doubt, has proved himself to
be the best son os Prince Charlie. and
Bern, the brother TO George Kinney, looks
well, and although be only won purse
race last year he is well thought of by Mr..
Eagg'n, and $4,000 cannot buy him.
GENERAL NOTES.
A full brother TO Sunol (2I0I( was foaled
at Palo Alto last week.
The old-time crack sprin;er. Sam Har.
per, is said TO have broken down for good.
The Dryers have forty-one horses in
training at Gravesend, and 10 look after
them fifty men and boys.
II is the purpose of Mr.. Estill to enter
El Rio Rey in the Links Hotel handicap
and the Kinney sweepstakes at Nashville.
Theodore Winters will start East about
the 10Th of May, and will continue with
the stable during the balance of the sea.
son.
It is said that NJ. Walters, the owner of
Al Farrow, will have several horses on the
California circuit this year, including a hall
brother to Al Farrow.
Somebody asked ALI Estill which was
the best thoroughbred stallion in Califor-
MIA. Without any hesitaucy he replied
that Joe Hooker was the best stallion in
California or any other State
Orrin Hickok will handle Monterey, the
four-year old son OF Electioneer and Mink,
this season, for his new owner, Charles
Miller, of New York, who purchased him
from Mr.. Lathrop.
1t now said that there is no founda.
ton for the statement that Sunol and AK.
tell will have match race this summer
for big purse.
Victor the Plumas - ATTY trotter. is
making the season at y "a, but will be on
the streck again th; coming aummer to
make q record, I'D will then be retired to
the paddock.
Count Nalensin is back from the Eas;
and says he is well pleased with the results
of his sale. His Sidney colts averaged 81.
1872 65 each.
A recent letter from Nashville to the
Breeder and Sportsman states that Ell Rio
Rey is being galloped daily on the track.
Winchell pilots him, and be is usually &C
companied by Don Jose, ridden by trainer
Joe Courtney
Fresno will probably have highly sue
cessfGl meeting this week. Ed. McGinnis
Welcome, Pliny, Rosebud JACK Brady
Kitty Van, Orc, and host OF Others, are
already in Fresno waiting for the flag 10
drop.
The list of foals born lately at Palo Alto
shows that the great brood mare Beautiful
Bells has produced brown filly by Elec-
tioneer. With ordinary luck there ere
three more of her get that should enter the
go list during 1890
1t seems that Dan McCarty has gone into
partnership with Mr.. Richards, the owner
of the well-known Elector by which Mr.
Richards is half owner in Bay Rose and
ten of Dams trotting mares which will be
removed to Mr.. Richards ranch in San
joaquin.
On November 9TH the well-known brood
mare Rosa Wilkes, 2:1Si, the property of
f. G. Bsbcock, Babcock Stock Farm, Hor-
nellsv!lle, \. Y, dropped fine colt by
Nutwood, 21S4, This youngster should
come pretty near being a thoroughbred
trotter. He is certainly born in the purple.
Z. NJ. De2armendia, one OF the best
known breeders III the East, has issued a
challenge to California horsemen to bring
their best horses against his Matador. He
says: "Matador is trotter, and am will
ing to show him against any OF the Califor-
nians,n
Miller & Sibley, Prospect Hill Farm,
Franklin, Pa, have purchased from E, E.
Coe OF New York, for 81 800, the three
year-old gray stallion Conductor, by Elec-
tioneer, dam Sontsg Mohawk (dam BY
Saliie Benton, four-year. old record 2l73,
Spot 2:223, and Eros 2:29!), by Mohawk
Chief; second dam Nellie by Toronto Son.
tag.
'Shippee is lucky man. said many,
when he sold az Electioneer colt
for very large price some time
ago to Mr.. Campbell OF Kansas,
bat Mr.. Campbell was equally fortunate,
as during last summer "Campbeil's Elec.
tioneer" made mark of 2:22l. The colt
vas then driven by Thompson. who will
this season march down the line with Mr..
Shippee's string, while Dick Tilden, ?
wellknown reinsman from Nebraska. will
handle the Campbell lot. = Breeder and