The Anaconda standard., 1895-12-05
GOOD STOCK WANTED
The Demand for Thoroughbred Mares
in England Is Large.
ClNCINNATPS SPRING RACES
Latonia and Oakley Arranging
Dates-The New "Sporting
World "-Deaths at the
Bitter Root Farm.

The demand for desirable thorough
bred brood mares in England Is at the
present time in excess Of the supply,
and so or more could have been shipped
from this country that would at lat
tersalls December sale at Newmarket
have brought prices that would have
made the investment a profitable one.
p. Lorillard has claimed and register
ed for his yearHngs in England the fol-
lowing names: Berzak, for chestnut
colt by observation-disclosures Astolpho,
for bay colt by Sensation-Alcina;
Quibble H.. for chestnut colt by Sen
sation-Quandary; Equinox, for brown
gelding by Sensation-Breeze; Lamer-
ock. for bay gelding by Sensation-Liz-
zie Cox: Glarng, for bay gelding by
imp The Sailor Prince-Flash; Draco,
for chestnut gelding by imp The Sailor
Prince-Darya; Dorado, for chestnut
gelding by Sensation or imp The Sailor
Prince-Dolinka; Sandia, for brown
gelding by imp The Sailor Prince-Sa-
Sensation-AH Hands Round: Magica,
for chestnut filly by Sensation-Witch.
and Belisma, for brown filly by Sensa-
tion-Blush.
The stockholders of the Oakley Jock
ey club and those of the Latonia Jock
ey club met at Cincinnati to consider
the dates of the two spring meetings
near that city. The following plan was
agreed upon:
Oakley will open first in the spring.
Its opening dates will depend upon
Louisville. 1t is expected that Louis
vile will open about the 9th of May.
The Falls City date. however. is contin-
gent upon Lexington's closing. Under
no circumstances will there be a con-
fict. Lexington will likely have eight
days of racing and Louisville IL. This
Will make the opening date at Oakley
about May 21.
There will be 30 days at Oakley and
80 days at Latonia. Last year Latonia
had decoration day, and Oakley had
the Fourth of July. Next year these
dates will be reversed. Oakley will
have a big stake on Decoration day,
and Ii will be Secretary Hopper's aim
10 have a big handicap for the Fourth
OF July.
The question OF starter and Judge
was also discussed. 1t has already been
decide John Carter will again off,
ciate as presiding Judge at Latonia,
but the question OF judges for Oakley
was not decided. Neither was the ques-
ton Of who will do the starting. Pet
tingin, however has the call for WELD
ing the flag at both tracks.
Jockey Ballard will not 60 to New
Orleans. as he at first intended, but will
horseman, at the winter meetings at
San Francisco.
San Francisco has a new sporting
daily. entitled the Sporting World. 1t
is issued at 1880 p. m. daily. Ben Ben
Jamin Is It's managing editor.
The Bitter Root stock farm. property
OF Marcus DAILY. Hamilton, Mont, re-
ports the following deaths during the
present year: Hyder Ali. bay horse,
foaled 1872. by imp Leamington-Lady
Duke, by Lexington; Sonata, bay mare,
foaled 1889, by imp Darebin-Sozodont !:
Meekness. bay filly, 1892. by imp Inver-
ness-Mehallah, by Kingfisher: imp
The Nude. chestnut colt. foaled 1898,
by st. Gatien-imp Petticoat, by Dom
caster, and chestnut colt yearling, by
imp Inverness-Yolande, by Joe Dan
iels.
Young. gentle, beautiful and unso-
phisticated, with faraway look in her
eye, so that when Lady Bird and Hur-
ricane were jumping in the champion
ship classes Saturday night at the New
York horse show, she seemed TO be
more absorbed In her neighbors' dresses
than in such tame affair as a Jump
ing contest. The last remark of one
of her male escorts drlfted through the
orifice of her brain, and the real tenor
OF 1t was: "Il take odds that she wins
the double event" Here the speaker
turned to his fair companion and ex-
pressed the hope that she was not bor-
ed. He collapsed in a hurry when she
answered: mot in the least. Indeed.
j only overheard your last remark. and
i think you said IL IT was twins you'd
win your bet" And then somebody
eurned on the electric fans.