New-York tribune., 1885-03-15
JEROME PARK IN MARCH.
NOTED HORSES IN LEADING STABLES.

On the racetracks and In Q week two the winters
duness will give way to the busy stir OF preparaon i
the racing campaign Of 1885. Turfnen nope s..o
poo bill permitting betting racetracks on race Ss
now before the Assembly will become law. .ad
Jockey clubs trotting associations nave t ,s - Tor
TO forget individual rlvaries anu W oono'A0
the common good. . ,. =.
"Come I'D on Thursday" said friendly trainer ~
Jerome Park to the writer last week. 1--WE naVo . poo
exercising our horses on Jerome-ave ior oo,no
little time but Superintendent Clarke gave US pern
TO begin using the chute March H. the same asy % an
which began work last year. III you co"' '''
see some galloplnR'
Jeromeaye never looked better this year than on ina.
day. March had laid aside his bluster for Few houf'
the driveway was alive with trotters and ROAD horse
the number of new training stables that have been erec
since last season any indication. trotting un"er %
new management of the New-York Driving PARK WIZ
have boom this year like that experienced py ths
turf proper when the Coney Island Jockey Club began
operations its charming course NJ ono'p"
head Bay. Nearing the grounds OF .n0
American Jockey Club long low puiiuine
attracts Of the passerby. 1t is painted sors
geous orange while the windows and doors arc coio
rich royal purple huge purple Maltese cross ornh
ments the stable door, and the veriest racing yro
not help perceiving that this Is the
of H. o. Bernard's Clipsiana Stable Ihe Duiuins oV
longs TO the American Horse Exchange. put MI pei
nard has leased IT, and Is fttingit up 20 that po ~
horses and their attendants have every comfort Den
am,n PRYOR looking spck and span ever, Is gad 10
show his horses Of which no Is immensely proud. he
has every reason TO be for he has by all odds o
s,CC.sest team am aavSns at the "rs Stable viii play
a most important part in & dne Two Consists ans
o9 five year-od two three and four
yearold They all by springbok and every one Is "a
arkale All of his get ne matter what strain Of blood
the has. seem cast out oi the same nou, an d
color is uniform chestnut II the springboks were orea
IN color like fancy fowl better results could DC ac
quired.
'Just in time to Goano go out to exercise said
Pryor "Iwork my horses in sets four In the morn
ing and the rest afternoon. This weather Is GOO
send for now hope that work regularly on the
track The avenue Is excellent exercising eround.
but there are many troers out that II Is DANGEROUS
for our horses TO shy BeiVre we go ou'
though, I'll show you the two-year-ods
The first one shown was Ben Pryor. out OF
Miss Hardaway. He Is a neat. compact younSh'er
well put together. OF fine substance aud with capita
legs Next came Jackson out of Verona, who s fu SIS
ter 10 Foster lie Is big long raugy youngster who III
time will fIl out into horse But he Il looseJointed
and raw as yet and will not be early bird Inc PICK
of the basket however, II Lady b. ont OF Mnnock the
llsiscr to Monitor. This y appeared 10 the writer
the finest twoy hy he has seen this year. ana ne
has had good look all the young on the various
tracks I'm this vicinity She combines great power ana
substance with the blood-like beanty OF the ideal
thoroughbred. Deep through the heart. with wepnced
shoulders immense quarters and legs that look as o
iron she Is lilly that with ordinary luck. bound 10
bring additional aures TO Sprngbok and win Tor her
self position In the first flight Of the seasons two year
olds Laura c.. OF Eagle Is goodooking hly, but
appears common after has seen Lady B. Hhe IL
rather deficient IN substance aud il not well musclcd
acrn.. the quarters she mght be- Miss GlcnnOn OUT
az Elimo will mike fine big but needs time. she
- t,l. the other has cnpital
legs she has the typical Aseroid head from her dam
Mr Pryor has hurried the young ones. and hence
they have scarcely begun shed their winter coats The
yearods Goano and East Lynne. well "a san
he.n right along" and their coats
glistencd like satin. East Lynne f. wonderfully I'M
proved She has and thickened her legs 10
not trouble her and Pryor 70 have an Idea that
Wanda will have walk over when she meets Last
Lynne In the My stakes. sandova Il much improved
since last year. but does appear be forward
the thrco-y year.olds lie IL speedy colt" sad
Pryor. hut chcken-hearted- He was spoiled
a. $a ,ns lie pcops %Gc bad "li h%
got the idea that he dead game one and would
s sea s no ss bow ne was %ar mSsry n he rot
cruel aud that .eitled BIN Tor good Iae instant
behind him. his heart drops night out of him. and he
beaten"
well. what do you think Of himi asked Pryor.
oncnug Goanos box The trainers face beained as he
took the covering the colts back and revealed the
admirable points OF racehorse "Thcy arc taking
good deal about Triton and about Richmond for IN ne
continued Pryor on nav" s',h O"t"-
How do you think my colt compares with them
Placed beside Goano. these colts would look llke
commoners. The winner OF last years select
Stakes has grown fully an inch ana spre"d
out in proportion. His quarters are massive.
and they have lost that sloping' falle'on
appearance which characterized them ia 1854 shonl
ders barrel legs every point is IN keeping The only
objection that might found in him Is nn inclination 70
grossness the colt viii prObhb need great deA OF
work 10 he fined down the requisite degree OF Iae
ntnes lie l. hearty feeder however his constitutl on
is excellent aud his legs like iron. Thus he ought 10
be able stand vast amount of han,merlhg u brecs
and the colt s not likely TO suffer from being oVcdoho'
Meanwhile Goano had been sadded and bridled and
led the way the road. followed 10y sandoyal Ben fryo
aud East Lynne the hly bounding away on the straw
like a rubber ball. % think have racehorsc, shd
Pryor Laughing, but everybody else seems to think So
too Mr. Bernard up here the day before yesterday
and he told that all the booknakers would lay nun
against the colt for the Niihern was 10 /. E sun a.
En,iy raTly." more IMAM '"0 "O"'"' '''''' WV ''''
on the chute inside the club grounds snedeker hna
Elgin Breta Grenadier and BeacOnshed rotting Egih
has not grown much. but s neat. raclnglike colt
Breta is rather IL commonlookng mare Grenhdier mas
not Glcd well during the winter as might nave
been expected but he appears to be more forward p
condition than his stable companions He looks hardly
Of the class OF GOano, Richmond and Triton Behcons
field s small but neatlookihg colt lie lacks the quail
y his sister Duchess and Is doubtful II he VIII ever
be able 10 equal her fame.
the straw ride around the stable the tW0yeaf-ous
KaIua by King Alfonso Kapanga. Gladys by Geneg-
GoldstOne, Briar by BrambcQuartete. and Patroi oy
Glcneg Lady Planet, cantering with the e1cep-
ton OF Gladys they good average lot but 40 NOT
seem to be above the ordinary Gladys, on
the other hand, who Is full sister to Little
Minch is n young lady OF great beauty and promise
She has the Glcneg temper and evinced desire
TO wreste with the boy her back The other horses
were I'm their boxes snedeker did not 10 sho"
them as they had been physicked only day or two De-
fore preparatory being put into active training.
Hence the Wizard OF Westminster wanted To keep them
as quiet IA possible Duchess. he said. rcmakaby
improved marc and had put on plenty OF substance 10
draw upon during the year. Glrode god as sue
ever was, though" he added she is getting old now
and moves bit crimpy." this effort AT depre-
citation was much for the who had 81 success
fully persuaded the bandcappcrs that Groe could not
carry weight stay distance and he burst out INTO
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