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FRENCH AND ENGLISH RACING GOSSIP. I ■ Back* I of Paris savs tiiat George A. Reports? I,..- decided to -ell his racing stable in Franc lie sold hi. lior-es. Alfar and Braggart, to Puzc r Vr.r!iii miortiiii! writers hare been criticising lockej Mai ,- riding, several saving he ought to hare iron at "uc-ier with Belle of Belhus. Maher ■ ttrilNitea bis aieak Balsa to neuralgia, from which lie naa been a Bering for ten days. He aajrs m baa had no ship, cannot eat ami is suffering torture WK VanderblltaNegotol aniseed fourth gaadaj ijj tilt; Plli. GtoOulUe Produce JiiaKt*. lor tlut-e- rear-oMa, at one and live sixteenth miles, at the lb.is ,lr Boulogne track. His Sampielro was un-ula id. , Jockey Ranch, the American rider, has been engaged -to ride Pat .1. Ilenness v. who has his Hal racers at La Montage under Jacqueinin. His lumpers an uiih Uatcbeior. The Paris Grand Steeplechase and Hurdle Race at titeuil are still a month awav. The former is for HIO and the latter for ,600, to be run in June, so I send you some of the most noteworthy-em rios made by Americans. Mr. Itizcrs Frimaire anil Antonious. six-year-olds. The same gentleman has also entered Ilagashi. ■ Bye-year old. Mr. Bajportaa bus two in Simon Pan .111. 1 Malacca, also Cornell. Of course, there .ire a large number of English horses in both the steeple rkaan and hurdle FBCCg. II. B. Durvea has Re.i Ban, ;i six-year old. in the hurdle race, and J. E. Widener has John M. P.. a six-year old. which re tarns to Europe once more. Mr. Plizer has no less than six iii the hurdle race, and Mr. Saportas two. There are 110 in the st.eidechase and ll! in the hurdle race. Mr. Belmonts Norman III. was scratched from the Kempt— Park Jubilee because he made a hope less showing on hard ground. The going everywhere lia been very hard after an exceptionally hot and dry spell of late, and many hordes are suffering from leg ailments.
