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GOSSIP OF THE TURF. Besides their western string now at Memphis, Messrs. A. H. and D. H. Morris have the following horses at their Bowling Brook farm, Maryland, in care of R. W. Walden: Glenheim, br. c, 3, by Hanover Cinderella. Vertigo, br. c, 3. by Cassius Verouia. Duke of Middleburg, ch. c, 3, by Cayuga Lady McNairy. Filigrane, b. c, 3, by Galore Fillette. Caoutchouc, b. f, 3, by Galore Issaquena. Prestidigitatrice, b. f, 3, by Springfield Active. The Amazon, b. f, 2, by Russell Certamen. Misoricordia, b. or br. f, 2, by Cayuga La Misera. Metempsychosis, b. f, 2, by St. Florian Lizzie Baker. Brusquerie, ch. f, 2, by St. Florian HaBte. Primrose Day, ch. f, 2, by St. Florian Holiday. Prestidigitator, b. c, 2, bj RubboII Active. Prince of Verona, b. c, 2, by Cnyoga Voronia. Cephalalgia, b. c, 2, by Mar-B. and S. Messrs. R. W. Walden and don have In training at Bowling Brook farm, near Middleburg, Mary-land, the following horses : Latch Key, b. c, 3, by Logic-Lady Relief. Knight of Silver, ch. c, 3, by Knight of Ellers-lie Silver Blue. Spurs, br. o, 3, by Btrathmore Ortawin. Specific, b. c, 2, by St. Florian Specialty. Caoutchoucine, b, c, 2, by Galore Issaquena. Prince Plenty, b. c, 2. by Galore Minerva. Contestor, b. c, 2, by Galore Conjectrix. Merrily, br. f, 2, by Galore Merry One. Fillet, b. f, 2, by Galore Filletto. Oleaster, b. or br. f, 2, by Galore Olivic. Rag Time, b. f, 2, by Tom Ochiltree Glide III. Silly Fox, ch. f , 2, by Silver Fox Asteria. Gideon and Daly have only three horses in their string older than two years of ago, yet the string is a big one, its components being as follows: Intrusive, ch. c, 4, by Meddler Frolic Grace. Belle of Holmdel, b. f , 4, by His Highness-Wishing Well. Florence Clarke, b. f, 3, by His Highness-Dear Louise His Royal Highness, ch. c, 2, by His Highness Nettie. Erwin, chi c, 2, by His Highness Vage. Prince Richard, b. c, 2, by His Highness Louisette. Princeling, b. c, 2, by His Highness Miss ! Longstreet. Premature, b. c, 2, by His Highness Early Blossom. Helmman, ch. c. 2, by His Highness Nelglen. Hesper, b. c, 2, by His Highness Alhada. Liddite, ch. c, 2, by Ludwig Pearlet. Hop Brook, ch. c, 2, by Ludwig Chiffon. Dance, ch. f, 2, by Ludwig Tarantella. Liebe, b. f , 2, by Ludwig Loo. Legend, blk. f , 2, by Ludwig Lilita. Pero, b. f, 2, by Ludwig Pretty Jane. Susiana, ch. f, 2, by Ludwig Suranne. Donna Rosa, b. f,2, by His Highness Rosa H. Liebling, b. f, 2, by His Highness Dear Louise. Affect, br. f, 2, by His Highness Eosite. Minirink, br. f , 2, by His Highness Miss Ford-ham, Damo, b, f , 2, by His Highness La Rimini. Calea, b. f, 2, by His Highness Carrie C. Neda, ch. f, 2, by His Highness Nellie Bly. . Drudge, b. f, 2, by His Highness The Squaw. C. Fleischmann Sons stable this year will be large enough to keep trainer Thomas Welch busy. Here is the list : Dolando, b. g, 6, by Powhattan Barbiche. Wolhurst, b. g, 5, by Ventilator Nut Brown. Yankee Sam, ch. g, 4, by Falsetto Queen-craft. Swiftmas, br. c, 4, by Candlemas Nell Swift. Dr. Eichberg, br. c, 3, by Candlemas Nell Swift. Alpen, ch. c, 3, by Sir Dixon Alpena. 8ir Hubert, ch. c, 3, by Sir Dixon Sungleam. Epping, b. g, 3. by Hindoo Eppie L. Lady of Quality, ch. f, 3, by Top Gallant Dollie Varden. Raasie, ch. f, 3, by Kingston Alice Farley. Sakhrat, ch, c, 2, by Star Ruby Falsalara. Kneetribute, ch. c, 2, by Golden Garter Ban-flora. Millstone, by Juvenal Nell. Flerinel, by Fonso La Belle. Tendril, b. c, 2, by Tenny Memory. MisehiovouB, br. c, 2, by Sir Dixon Merry Maiden. Philter, ch. f, 2, by Tristan Tudie. Ridgewood, blk. c, 2. by Hanover Reclare. Somerset, ch. c, 2, by Great Tom Miss Ryan. Knight Bannerett, ch. c, 2, by Knight of El-lerslie Banana. Maribert, b. c, 2, by Albert Miss Mary. Avatar, blk. c, 2, by Hindoo Calphurnia. Jugglery, ch. f, 2, by Hindoo Balance. Maharajah, blk. c, 2, by Hindoo Miss Moore. Stimulate, ch. f, 2, by St. Saviour Emulate. Mynherr, br. c, 2, by Gov. Foraker Frauloin. Salmagundi, ch. c, 2, by Salvator Queens Taste. Give and Take, b. c, 2, by Deceiver Philo-pena. Precursor, br. c, 2, by Prince of Monaco Promenade. Mound Builder, b. c, 2, by July Mottle. Midsummer, b. c, 2, by July Lady Middleton. Apparently the miserable parody on racing at Carnegie is about ended. If the Western Union Telegraph Company persists in its reported refusal to continue its pool room service longer that will settle the alleged racing for 0 purses. It will be a good thing when the Outlaw business comes to an end. The men engaged in it deserve no sympathy or consideration. They had their chance to race in a legitimate way but deliberately threw it away, and the legitimate turf is well rid of them. There are other avocation in abnndancs to which they should turn their attention. Honestly conducted racing has no place for them nor would they have any taste for that style of racing. A Chillicothe dispatch of Friday to the Enquirer says: "Imp will be brought up tomorrow from the Harness farm and put into training at the fair grounds track. Her old trainer, Mr. C. E. Brossman, of Lithepolis, arrived here today to take charge of her. The mare is in excellent shape and, it is expected, will be ready for the track in five or six weeks. She will open her season at the Memphis meeting early in April, and will then be taken east, where she will probably remain the rest of the season. She is entered in the Brooklyn, Suburban and Metropolitan Handicaps. The mare will probably receive an ovation when she reaches here tomorrow." What er Lou not only won the Evergreen Stakes at Ingleside but in doing it he also wiped out the long standing record of the noted gray horse Gabriel at nine furlongs heats. At Sheepshead Bay, Sep. 23, 1880, Gabriel reeled off two heats, at the distance in 1:56, 1:56, and that stood as the record until it was laid away by What er Lous fine performance Saturday. Cromwell was entered in a race at Ingleside last Monday but he did not start. Why he did not is thus explained by the Examiner: "The judges threw out Cromwells entry in the fifth race. They are puzzled at the difference in quality between the horses performances at Oakland and on this side of the bay and they are going to think the matter over." Fred Foster is reported to have bought the two-year-old colt Yellow Tail, by Watercress Paloma, from Burns and Waterhouse, whether for himself or some other person seems to be in doubt. The purchase is not doubtful but the alleged price 0 000 is open to grave suspicion. Perhaps an extra cipher was somehow added to it in the process of transmission. The Summer Cup, run at the Australian Jockey Club meeting at Sydney, was won by Strathroy, by Lochiel, a son of Prince Charley. The Queensland horee Merloolas, with 13 pounds in the saddle, was beaten in the last stride by a scant head. Amberite the present crack of the Australian turf pulled uplame and may be hopelessly broken down. L. E. Myers, who was a turf operator at intervals, but of less renown in horse racing iu that corner than in the sport of pedestrianism, was a victim of pneumonia at New York Thursday. Myers was a wonderful runner at the middle distances, and at one time held fourteen American, ten Canadian and three English records from 350 to 1,000 yards. 1 1 ; :
