The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1888-02-12
INTERESTING TURF EVENTS.
-s,ps or RACE HORSES COMBINING
wv M roRM A NEW ASsOWATIOM

.uvrRs or RACE HORSES COMBINING
M FoRM A NEW ARTICULATION.
,~u,, DIVERS Opiuiea ef Thres-year.
$1,000. August Beimsut On the Hasai.
~ w e,sht.-E,trfes fer Jerene Park.
r,.re ia talk about the formation OF a new
.s.,.t,on for the purpose Of taking part in
-. ,.onlation OF racing affairs. The organ
,i',,on' Il is reported, will be composed Of
Ns.rs NJ race horses. The Sporting World
ona hat several OF them have already met
~ discussed tho matter. They propose to
wv y . meeting OF leading owners throughout
g.. country for the purpose OF unity OF action.
y nromoters say that there is no prospect Of
rrsat turf associations in this section com-
.Is,og for mutual benefit, and that the West
=. associations that met and formed tho
,m.riean Turf Congress three years G are
s,-o.dy clsshing In their dates In q way that
III be disastrous to owners. many OF whom
w.. made entries tor meetings which will
:. held on the Same days, and at
Sbi,b it will be impossible for them to
w., tbeir horses In half the valuable stakes
-, vhich they have paid entrance fees. From
-. nrssent outlook they apprshend a like con
I.,on hare In the near future. They will en-
s..yor to cooperate with the racing associa-
..,, in the work Of so distributing dates that
s,lissstrous clashing will OCCUR. and thus pro-
nots the general interests Of the turf. Through
.omblpstion they believe that the new organi-
alton can prevent any racing association from
t,t,np more than . fair share Of racing dates.
=. they will have the power to keep race
horses from appearing at tho tracks.
Thsv ssy further that a national as
.oc,,,iop Is needed to protect racing
IN other Ways. such as the licensing Of Jockeys.
..d tho barring out OF rascally owners who
MN their horses ON the %in-and-out plan. In
import Of this theory they instance the power
MI influence exerted BY the English Jockey
Club when that body recently refused to renew
ss 81 Europe. But the simple fact is, owners
dimenca's best race horses are already mem
hrs Of the leading racing associations. and the
sdly lead to more troublesome complications
thsn exist at present
More than half the time allowed for declara-
lions has elapsed since tho publication OF
weights for the spring handicaps,, and yet
A., HS1' d hays ss sls 5 5ess,ys sati e. ,dr with I ths s ailCts
q he Opinions ,, expressed ar: worth making nj
I nSte Fl al. Mr. . f e1aat b pnis : 4 IN 1;sRR 1sseaes as ssz,
n no' b ssess in eth. either the BsOoEIyn n. Or su i"H1s
Hsnsis'H Hp 'Aai M fa !. E En- Mob BON Si's shs sfii srs IL
Kingston are my choice. for both the
s sysPfsta Il IL one osshs s0u1 %. .s Sass 4 the eineDS si5s
out q list Of odds On the Suburban and Brook
i59 t hs1 B1Sogiyn. h shs fTse r. rao @1 to be sos su ias al sS
to against him: Hsnover comes next at IS to
j; ~ MonoPole, Nrcsnzi, stuyyesant: and
.sa. i.1s'h: :sl'S sTsd 1T i y :! ;se ! . Is Il + il ss.. .ss
Kaloolah. Ben Az, and hamburg to $50 to !
rule in the Suburban. except that Dunboyne
ranks as second choice after, Kingston at 25
to T,l !; sa a9oge t sbs 20 = q % horses to !; with Hanover
An Nj; ; nGvSss sots; c ihs vi, VII m sSssf pabYio G 'he the the
!stsi ~ Ths ~ e.i sisf5'1f q no%inati sa@i and "iy ,h sass
1 1ER MI H. Gss c;,1 fHFs n net due WIN HPti IL tn mS la adas OF
sixty ,nominatlons having been already re-
ceiyed. Entries ioI all the events are very lib
s HIaE and msu q = be- better EN- class sss, than a. EYER ,e w Rsi9rs;
meeting over Decoration Day. as that will in
IS is. .sneu x1ts ii 70 % orss e Il 9h s': ssPS' I hs,t day yh San
lay: :syip t1 hat no hs b, d sa DT q have ss tSe? hoiiaa ss
with the American Jockey Club in racing on
w., Ess? sa,uPday yA Il tho fsd is eIS1 @ se | b 10 'f hsd G re-.
Speaking about the Suburban weights, a re-
RR. .J@on ,o rb the bs sPS SosrS Of H NJ. Pb MI; b AnSnss
The great bsnEeE replied; !" / am sorry to Dis.
x;Tss yin III p sai dRvy q i, Y Sou ssi; h mcse tSa rs
Or pounds more than weight Tor ase. Linden
i Ha IN e, i i st Sspn1dds p;oS or lust more Ms'f fbsn fS %e Isl
weight for age. No! look at the Brooklyn
' Hhsndi ssRIsht h ,oP sss. 4 n stTsnl is : F aSsnd a p %nsa
given 70 pounds more tb.n weight for age; The
fact, Raceland is asked to give away more or
less weight to every horse In the race"
James B. Dyer. who, Is training Dry Mon.
opoIe. Elkwood. and other fast race horses at
H. ln,h horses as doI 4. VEL: They ea an daily on :
alt; aH 10 s Fix srai * X. IL. d tS,. q r rnl; st stri hS;
ibs Sn y II: ha Elstfh G IsslfHiT; 8 B. 6 E., & 3. S Sy f G]5snsgt olns-
4as,1 nSImS;I foe AssflF'H e.. s'ss nj b, ! % ~ H H!aF%-
Ss9sRsfss 'ss z1sf fsrt A,esbbs g.: a. On ), s. Sy ssns Alais%-
Dance; Cartoon, blk. c., 2. by Reform-Clara;
Roustabout. Oh. c., 2. By Reform,INorth Anna:
Rustic. b. c.. 2. by ~Eolus-Tillie Russell; Ira
pezo. b. ia by Highnysr-Dlzzy Blonde; Rally,
b. !, 2. by Reforn-imp. Victoria. Horsemsn
At the Springs are satisfied with the wsights for
the Suburban. The popular tip Is D%unboyns.
The eyes OF turfmcn. in this section will first
turn in the spring to the races Of the National
Jockey Club at Washington. which will begin
April 26 and continue eight days. The popular
OF Capt. Sam Brown. Green Morris. and
perhaps other, prominent Western racers will
and stake events in tho peighborhood Of New
York. The added money will amount to nearly
326.00O. A new stake, called the Senate Stee-
plechase. Is open. 1t should be supplemented
In the fall by the Presidential Steepiechase
over . course taking In the White Heuss and II
Secretary Mcintyre should furnish the correct
tip. his nsme would live In annals OF the turf.
The fey th%oronghbreds that raced under the
colors OF Pierre LOriilard. Jr.. last year will be
re6n forced the coming season to an extent tina,
made the cherry and black Of Pierre Lorillard
ST., famous the world over a few years ago
More than twenty youngsters, sired by great
Walkers care. McCreery Is handling ton a,
Monmouth Park, Snedecker has five at Jerome
Park. and Walter Rollins Is handling the Older
division at the same track.
Although winter sports on the track OF the
Driving Club OF New York have not proved SC
popul AT and remunsrative as the promoters
hnticipated, tho new management will not