New-York tribune., 1885-02-01
HOW THE RACE-HORSES LOOK.
A VISIT TO THE GREAT DwYER STABLE.

VISIT TO THE GREAT DWYER STABLE.
GEORGE KINNEY TO sURPAsS HIS FORMER EA-
PROVISIONING FORWARD TO THE SUBURBAN
Another week of extreme cold reduced work
at the training tracks to minimum The ground was
frozen so nard ut sheepshead Bay and Brighton Beach
that no trainer dared take his horses to the roads, AT
Monmouth Park the pine wood furnished 1ar ehercis
ing ground account OF the condon OF the roaos
intervening even that patronzed only to limited
degree negro squaers whose huts dot the sandy
soil were disturbed in their efforts to keep warm.
This week. however, trainers will once mole begin 10
besr themselves The weights for the Suburban Handi
cap now announced, and these wi VIII 30 gNe Us
toward to- 1t is not likely that speculation over the race
will amount to much for the present: As tne puIess e
makers are naturally afraid to otter tempting odds lest
short ones" get heavily packed ano .len
they lose the chance OF getting others pakeu 70
It is rather odd there is not owner Of second
or third rate horse who does not think that he has
great chance of landing this rich spring prize Wlle
trainers Of rstcass horses are & ranR
one Of the trainers of the Dwyer stable. George Kin
d"y d" Sa aaresay We handicapped out
cappers always seem to have holy horror OF our our
lsSsn. sns
last year but Mr. Mcdonald reolces tnat Ms G W nee
overlooked Fosera great form at the back END o the
From the Of the Dwyer horses prob
fortune. i' II. TAKEN as Whole there
establishment equal 1t. The horses all look as II they
which they get them to be sent right along at
saoS sInSy 20 work X OF 5h0 excessive esh and tat
work all the year which sends the Dwyer horses TO
the On + mot II tey eH Rrs a the saSe viii get much out
Barnes this year. The writer saw him In MS box rev
days ago. and the of ankle looks decidedly queer IL
would be surprising indeed, to see him stand anotner
preparation The Queen Of the Irrt Miss
The blister not severe one but as ,Ss eg
a snS n%ay1 e raS Gsas o *
not be counted among the early Dlrus anIs s'YY SY
was bstered both ankles on the same day with Miss
woodford She is doing well otherwise Inis nlly has
the outer circumference OF the eyebal From distance
this gives her an almost spectral appearance, If, Lana
are he may be relied to repeat his exploits IN
behalf OF the red and blue jacket He has grown am
thckened and horse OF the grand proportions OF
Eole and showing much quality He has developed
GG like to Ws To nsced and
the driving power suggested by his quarters II teneh en-
stud Barnes is larger taller horse than he but he
Is deep through the heart ana he acks hat ooA VI
Panique is another horsthat has improved amazingly
since his retirement. He bstered some months ago
orceg but has recovered so that the MARKS can
scarcely be noticed ne e. has % aRs eaa for which
Alarms noted rs could well oe deslrco Onior
savaSe :anning which may interfere greatly with his
future career From McCabe down TO the boy VINO Igu
He Is not satisfied with mere biting at any one who
enters his box but he will get into corner and then
snS rt hin im Under his fore feet Ills eye
peculiar wild pok which is danger signal When he Is
be sadded climbs TO the window al inc rear
end OF his box and shles him TO the door Here man
stands with long stick at the END Oh WHEN M @ Is @ n99x G
head held up Then they rush in ana put piiuG r suu
saddle on with as little loss OF time possible FROM
little panics that he creates Whenever he mas naii
chance his name Is appropriate Ihero rs no doo. sa
1S t yp T The OILY tor Which he has
affection Is fat and pampered tabby that improves on
his regular diet OF mice and rats by frequent VARIATIONS
Tie t6rec-y year-olds do not show any extraordinary
particularly fond OF Richmond, and doubt the stable
has strong hopes of landing the Wthers With him. Ihs
colt has grown filled ont much. He stands about
l5 g. but he Is compacty put together and al over looks
Of high quality LmendGrf !; ,l sso Gs cot l.; na
Defective the third Of the trio that cut gure on the j.
C. m s v naed mas ser HS RcSaa
Inspector Byrnes's staff and arty too IN view OF ms
for something in his stall When they have made up his
bedding In the morning he begins thorough lnyesuga
exanining ia the mos. methodIcai manner lie Is not
satisfied until the straw ali In heap In tle centre or
the box After his boy has rcarranged the bedding he
RESUMES his Investigation He seems be haunted with
the idea that they mean TO conceal something rom MN
and by patience and industry he endeavors to get the
Old Checknate looks rough and hardy but his of ankle
olds with exception of Quincy and Feiona, are
promising though Buhao the brother to Miss
much with him this year He Is taller and bigger cot
now than Richmond neat colt IL PeeksKlll, VINO IL
marked very much like Miss Palmer lie shows more
| substance, however, than the my did quincy the
brother TO Ripple is funnylo0kn9 little tel"w,' no
bigger than polo pony, with large mead entirely
disproportonato TO tie size OF his body Ferona the
sister to Ferida about his size but shade better
developed. Ferona and old warhed have been turned
out in paddock about mile away from the tIacs.
| Mclaughlin visits the track about once week and
occasionally rides OF the horses Tor exercise. lie
Is lighter than for several previous winters ana ne
to avoid the necessity Of severe wasting in the spring
Tom Costello for several years chief Jockey Tor George
L. Lorllard until increasing weight Obliged MIN TO resign
tbs silk, received offer last week from j. d. Holmes,
| Of Virginia, TO train. The offer, however. was not
accepted Last spring he trained for Mr. Le Fcvre OF
Fevre grew discouraged At Saratoga last year Tom had
charge Of the Excelsior Stables horses aud won couple
| of good races.
Said well known racing man: "The real why
the NOrtOns Point track scheme did not eralize
not account OF the alleged insucency OF land
be obtained but because the projectors could not get
clear title to the property. You know the Point has
the bone OF contention between rival sets OF Brooklyn
politicians for some time and the matter Las been
thcTs bacl tn tho couyt oe "e ,h e % anu ig
ton to buy the land, they might have 70 shoulder
Immense amount o. Of LITIGATION and IN addition 70 that
adventurers. Hence they did wisely to wait until
| title can be given them"
The Rockaway steepechase Association desires to call
the attention OF trainers to the fact that
entries for Its three rich the Rocka
way Green Seeple chase the Queens County Hurdle Race
Entries are TO be addressed to t. g. La Montague
tary. ar Rockaway l., or care Coney Island Jockey
Club
a Western expedition this spring. He has entered both
Of them at Washington Park. Chicago
THE WEIGHTS FOR THE SUBURBAN.
MR.. LAwRENCE's ALLoTMENTs FOR THE GREA7
HANDICAP.
The weights for the great Suburban Handi
.s EIAAna Dax ant lv NJ