The herald., 1897-03-08

She is the fastest daughter of her dam
March 6, 1890, she produced another
champion in the brown fiily Bell Bird,
who as a yearllng trotted in 2:26A, and
as a 2-year-old in 2:22. February 20,
1891, she had her last colt, Belsire, by
Blectioneer, as that great sire died in
1890. In 1891 she was bred to Palo Alto,
and February 49, 1892, she produced to
him the black colt Day Bell. Palo Alto
died In 1892, and Beautiful Bells was
then bred to Advertiser, producing the
yearling champion Adbel, 2:23. In 1894,
1895 and 1896 she had fillies, one by Elec-
tricity and two by Advertiser. This is
a most remarkable career; for seventeen
years she has never missed or slipped
foai. and she has three sons who are
noted siros of speed She Is certainly a
great daughter of a great mother and
her name will occupy high place in
the records of the turf
Last July a 3-year-old gelding paced n
mile on the Davenport Qowa) track in
2:20 ard was priced at $1,000, the owner
being anxious to sell. he was bought
at $1,000 or thereabouts later, and $2500
has since been refused for him. The
horse business, 1t should not be forgot
ten, Is not dead.
Orphan Boy, regarding whose alleged
ringing tour in Europe much has been
written is now reported to have been
dead for a year past, and his reported /
escapades of last year did not occur.
Dan Wheelock, former caretaker of Su-
mol, is authority for the statement Of
Orphan Boys death.
The American trotting mare Nioletta,
stated to be by Almont, 1928, exported
to Australia some years ago, died re-
Gently at Wonbobbie station in foaling
a colt by Vancleve, sire Of Champion
Fritz. The mare was owned by j. A.
Buckland, owner of Fritz. Violetta pro-
duced several good performers.
That the get of Ormonde that have
raced in the United States have not re-
flected more credit on their sire than
they have done has caused many per-
sons, who had called the son of Bend Or
1.-The horse of the century" to doubt his
success at the stud. However, when the
facts are produced, 1t will be seen that
Ormonde has proved himself better
foal getter than iE generally imagined.
The following is a list of his progeny.
born in California, each year since his
arrivel here:
1S94--Orestes, bay colt, out of imp.
kissing Crust, by Brown Bread. This
colt is still the property OF Mr.. Macdon-
ough, and is at present at Norris Park,
where he will be trained for his engage.
ments during the coming summer.
1895-Rosormonde bay filly, out of
imp. Fairy Rose, by Kisber. This fllly
is the property of the Stanford estate.
and for racing has been leased to Mr..
Naglee- Burke of San Jose.
1896-Bay colt. out of imp. Countess
Langden, by Kingcraft; brown colt, out
of Jongleuse, by Alarm; brown filly, out
of Dizzy Blonde. by Chilcothe; bay filly,
out Of Marilee, by Glengarry.
1S97-Chestnut filly. out of Muta. by
Wildidle; chestnut filly, out of Bud by
Glenmore. In addition to which, seven
more mares are expected to foal to him
within the next two or three months.
Ormonde is now at Mr.. w. OBJ. Mac
donough's Menlo Park stock farm, Men
10 Park, Cal.
Race Entries
The following is the list Of en-
tries and weights for the races at
Los Angeles Turf club. PIP South Spring
street. Commissions received on these
races, and full descriptions of the events
given Races begin at p. M; first quo
tations received at 1870 p. m Telephone
Main 1881.
First race, three-fourths Of mile, SELL
ing-Siegfried 104, Altamax ia. Moreno. 80.
Lost Girl 109, Adam Andrew 107. Torpedo
liz, Sweet William 112. Roy Carruthers 1U7,
Cavallo 104, Mrs. Shade 102, Play Boy 101,
Widow Jones 104, Roselle 100, Eleanor 1Os.
Sepoy 107, Imp. Mistral Second 107.
Second race, three and one-half furlongs.
maiden two-year-olds, purse Mabel Muir
ply 10S, Eroica 1o1, Moringa los, St. Phil
lip los, Daisy 10S. Jim Brownell Ill, silva
los, Swanhillia los, Midglen Ill, Iona Marie
101, Dalton Ill. Rey Salzar 10S Sadie
Schwartz 1O1. Miss Ducoty Ill. Old Jack los,
Third race, mile and an eighth. selling
Cherrystone 1922 Tuxedo 90, Doctor G.. 9S.
Perseus 105, Mortefonz 1I2. Auteul 80. Cant
Dance 108.
Fourth race, the Gunst selling stake,
value $500, mile and q sixteenth-Yankee
Doodle 104. Applause 103, Palomacita SO,
Salisbury Second 104. Lovdal 108, Cash Day
ITO, Hermanita 103, Salvable 104, Lobengula
los, Salvation Ill.
Fifth race, one mile, selling-Roadrunner
106, Ransom 107, Woodchopper 106. Duillo
95, Frank Jaubert los, Judge Denny 104,
Dennis 80, Little Scot 94 Ike l.. 9S Collins
103 Double Quick 106.
Sixth race, three-fourths of a mile,
"a, Headlight 10. Logan 113,
Montgomery 107, David 49, Summertime
105 Midlight 9. Ricardo l10. Latah 80.