New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-15
racing rs it brings out Just that skill ana %
which are necessary for ordinary riding ana touring
NEW TRACKS FOR RACERS.
rRA1cuT STRETCHES FOR SHORT RUNS.
WHAT THE JOCKEY CLUBS ARE DolNu-Nh"''
ABOUT THE STABLES.

WHAT TIE JOCKEY CLUBS ARE DoING-CHAls
ABOUT THE STABLES.
Roth tLe Monmouth Park and the COney
Island Jockey Clubs have decided 10 pulld S'ialR"'
three.uuarter-me tracks In short dashes "here t"e
ate large folds n straight track would equa"@o '"o
chances Of the horses Those on the outside OIL largo
bunch have TO run much further where there are turns
and n short dash having little grouhd 10 h'ho
M often beats horse Faster time also coGld DC mhuo
and thoro are a great many people VINO JuuRo Vi
tho merit OF race by INC ''',o 49,.
IS hung out on the DI'chp""u.
nearly so good view OF the race however coma po n'
a the horses would be moro than halfway on tner
Journey before the people in the grand stanu 'ou i0"'
tell which horse in the lead.
The idea OF building such track was not thouSh' :"
by the Concy Island Jockey Club until inc fu'ui"'
stakes had closed. but the entries Tor II ope"e"
prospcct Of such LARGE field OF starters that INC cruz
thought some such thing would be necessary Inc
plans all drawn, and the extra srouhu 'h"' W."
be required is being negotiated for
The Monmouth Park Association want to nave every
thing as perfect at Long Branch as III a"'
other track, and they too are Trying 10 o"S
piece of land that it Will be eoessary lod e no, ~ man
Ticy only want strip OF about seven acre. o ,Hv h"v
VINO owns II will sell the seven acres ui.ess S,1S n
his whole farm, hut The association say mp "i was
STOPPED Uy little thing or that hlnu' i1Sv J T"c
the most prosperous they have ever hau , i',o
money that hey cleared 10y 1t they are gong 10 pue LIZA
and 70 certain extent rem0dclcd Chdirslw be pun
comfort of their patrons Will be made A. d.
Going to superiutcpd the transportation Iacllte';
P,r.or cars arc going to he pun On az,
~ trains and smoking be strictly prohlplteu III
nose cars in Which, the ladies ride Then, TOO, MT CAS-
s,tt SAYS that ne Will hhye II 30 mat an Tue lI'utn
trains will make the trip To ami from the cry ~ ou
Lour Everything Is exceptionally forward al wv pun
and Yesterday the superintendent put the narrow vi o
track He says lie will have 1t IN fine cOnutloh III ie"
days. -, ,o.,.r ,,oi1o
Wr Wthers IL Is said will have much better staoe
this wear than ever before and has secured he sec'
call on the Jockey Is y Hayward lie Is ioM U" ~
lookout Tor "A superior lightweight rider rs
colf NIiknLo IA said to he doing WOhuerlu4'y
well is entered IN me 1lon'h" - l.,
CUP. Mr. Withrrs thinks mat nc va =,
he "A hard horse to in the long distance races ~
viii he remembered that he started only once last year
and then won the Harlem stakes n jerome tdA; D1.
ING such good ones Us Duchess ana limataya' ~ io
saI. stable also his full brother who i also conS-
ereI fast Among the three-ycar-Ods VIII ne %
AID Auarc.y OF whom great things are FHprcle'. INC
DNvrr Brothers recent purchases at the LOfdId sht
nrr doing 1uie work at " Mat" Eyrncss. wh!ch - Jh'
onposltc me track The Otner portion OK the lolhe9
stable Sheepsheah Bay win rank NcC"oo an" n
X 4 cock looking alter IFS welfare. -, -,--..-
Frank Clark the new superintendent ot the SuceIa-
head Bay track says that ho Is gong 70 m"A'
The track rs fast any in the country. 80, . a..
Commodore kttSOns stable OF runners IS sun ii IL
farm near ephia Eataplau never looked nct'el'
and not " hstHEang he VIII have to carry l-1 pouiu'
i'm tc suburban his friends think he has great chauc'
10 ylu it, Last year thrl IN lh rice allcI 90
ling a pOcr scndon. The flying fly Luminous IoohS
f.Ir Woil yct her coaj is staring, which does hOi n
cate The hest Of health. Pardce, who maze uea9 ne1
with Ioe Cotton last year IN tho !htI 0tHEcs ~
mead Raw is stil troubled with his ieet ana VIC e."O-
think that he VIII hardly stand preparation lot races