New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-10
GALORE, HIS RECORD AND HIS PEDIGREE
HIS OWNERS AS MANY AS HIS NAME DENOTES
-PRospEcrs IN AMERICA.


PROSPECTS IN AMERICA
The English racehorse Galore. which arrived here on
Tuesday the National Line steamer Egypt had an
unhappy time mtll 80 on Wednesday evening await
ing for some one to come and take him out OF his
box on the lower deck of the ship IT'S killing the
horse to keep, him here,D said George Person, the
groom IN charge Of Galore He'll be perfectly mad when
no gets out. don't know who is to receive him from
me on this side, but they ought 10 have been here
yesterday Subsequently Galore was taken on shore
aud led TO his stable at the American Horse Exchange
where he remained for the night. On Thursday ne was
taken 10 A. p Morwoods establishment at Hampstead,
L. L. where he viii remain until he is put into train
ing
The horse Is not much the worse for his journey, and
with the exception Of Thursday and Friday nights,
when the storm made him tess he stood me voyage
exceedingly well. He submitted 10 the process OF IN
spection with unaccustomed docility, and though al
present somewhat lacking In muscle can within
short dine BE- made 1T TO run. al do not know whose
business II was to unship Galore" said William
Faston tho we-kf7own horse auctIonecr later on MY
part Of the transaction ended with the purchase
n had charge OF the arrangements for his reception
Galore would have been on shore within an hour AFTER
his arrival but the matter taken out of my hands
understand from q letter sent mo BY Mr.. Iheooalu
that Mr. Maxwell, Galore's new owner, has consigned
him 20 Mr. Morwood's care. What MI horWoou
will do cannot tell One thing Is CERTAIN, oaiOfo
will be In no condition to run in the Suburban. and
will be struck out"
Galore, handsome, symmetrical, fouryearod COLT
whose strong. slopng shoulders and grand quarters
bespeak his quality. Is by Galonin out Of Lady Maura
dam by Macaronl His performances in England VIII
bear close inspection. AS two-xear-od he was
pretty nearly at the top Of the tree This was shown
IN tho Harrington Stakes at Derby in September 1887
when with Ii5 pounds he beat hrstolass field In
Guiding seAbroeze (who. however, was oonceding him
fourteen pounds, and IN the Michaemas Stakes at
sandown Park whom carrying l36 pounds. he romped
home I'm front OF several good horses Last year ne
caused grsevous disappointment TO his admirers when
heavily backed for the City and Suburban. the Derby,
the ICELAND Plate tho Lancashire Plate and the Greae
Eastern Railway Handicap His best performance
as a tlirecyear-old was in the Hastings Plato. run
over the Ditch Mile at Newmarket, in which he beat
Hazlehateh and really good lot In the Payne
stakes and Hamilton Park Handicap he had nothing
but superior selling-platers 70 meet HIS favoHte
tourney f. over mile and iti unlikely that he VIII
get beyond this distance IN anything lRe hrstciass
company. ., Ado,
Galore has had many changes Of ownership during
bis short career. Bred BY the Duke OF Portlana. no
hag belonged IN succession 20 the Duke OF 81 ADans,
Mr. Warrington. MI. Noel Fenwick and now MI
Maxwell who. It is said. Is merely an agent ior T.
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