New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-29

Harlem road the narrow entrance the seep hill 70 climb,
and the delays between the Grand GENITAL Station and the
course don't belong to the nineteenth century ny.
Barretto promises make the ascent Of the hill easier
been hitherto but 10 Is not certain that amp
thing can be done 10 improve the railroad
BENEDICTINE BROKEN DOWN. i
There few horses in training ~ tho park about
which the public 10 hear Benedictine presumas
bly, the best colt the string Of r. Loriard H., has
broken down. He may be brought around IN time fos
the fall races Good things are said Of connemaa and
Maggie Mitchell
Frederick Gebhatds youngsters are thriving. Eols
wff be trained Barbee mies shakes his hes4
and says done with the old rogue The handsoness
thing IN Mr. GebharDs stable is tho Every
thing is English Barbee. The monogram made Of
the letters c. is embroidered the richest OF blank
ets and stamped the shapeIiest Of saddles 1t al
looks TOO fine for everyday use. Tho vdtOr wants 70
dor his hat when he enters this wonderful capasonina
parlcr. f<H
Eph Snedoker, the SILENT expresses tho opinion thss
tho Dryers will not get much outf Kingston before the
middle OF the Mr.. spedeEer ought To DO thor
oughly familiar with Kingston's capabilities
1t is extremely probable that he racing ct jerome
Park viii begin on May 20. The Brooklyn Jockey Club
having determined to cut in' on Decoration Day. the
courtesy OF custom being without weight among the mem
bers Of the association the American Jockey Club
has concluded to act entirely Independent manner
10 the extent Of ignoring the existence OF It's unyed
Ing rival in the matter dates The situation is NOS
pleasant 10 either club nor Is tho public contemplating
It with complete satisfaction e..
Mr.. Muntz, NJ. p. for North w,rwickshlre, has sold
his celebrated stallion, Derbysiire Hero, TO Ken
lucky breeder. ana has also sold his Baron Measham
to the same purchaser.
The for Merry Hampton's Indifferent perform
In the City and Suburban has boon discovered Last
years Derby winner when examined BY Professor Prch
ard, was found broken down badly, the OF
injury being the suspensory gament OF his foreisg
from which he suffering previously 10 the Sc Leger
The old Derby course Epson Downs is threatened
Since the Maypols went from the strand, Engushmen
have rarely heard OF anything seous As all tho
world knows the famous course lies IN the manor Of E
SOM with tho exception OF small par, In the manor Of
Walton. 1t arranged after some trouble that this
latter piece should be let for 5000 year for twentyons
years and the lease Will shortly be out ON the one
hand the lord Of likely 10 avail himself Of
the expiration such lease 10 grant 0ne much more
favorable ON the other. anything like $4,000 year
can be saved by altering racecourse, the AUTHORITIES
would be more than human If they did not attempt 70
alter It. rebels against the proposed change
while sporting decline 10 regard IL as possible
course which Derby course OF the future
has mapped out ana dispute mas aIsen as W tns
whereabouts OF tho starting point some say " must "
located Woodc0te Lodge, ana declare tne CUP ing
rise which will thus be introduced 70 De more sDaDls
for the starters In q donkey than In the Derby