New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-01
THE WEEK ON THE TURF.
DATES FOR lsso-THE INEVITABLE CON-
FLICT.
GALE OF THE RANCHO DEL PAso YEARLINGs
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GALE OF THE RANCHO DEL PAso YEARLINGs
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MONMOUTH SEASON
Only three or four OF the most prominent horse
owners in the East have concerned themselves over
,hs conflict Of racing dates 1900 The small fry OF
tho t,rf have had nothing whatever 10 do with the
movement started by August Belmont and Colonei
h. NJ Hall lids said they were not invited 10 inc
onferec,oe that took place in the Of the Mon
mouth Park Association on Wednesday night Ihis
,appears strange The man who owns ono horse Is aS
.,nuch hnrt by a conflict of dates as he who owns
twenty To race one animal at two tracks on inc
same davis barely possible. whereas stable of twenty
might be divided and win at either. II would seem
proper and advisable for the gentlemen most iheesu
10 form an association of horseowners mat VIII III
clde every reputable man In the business ior 'lo
wishes of such a body would be heated WIN gVa' 'O
spec by the several Jockey clubs, and an arrangement
Harmonious and satisfactory all round woud sooh w
made II Is not likely that anything of vast impor
tanee will be accomplished morrow night when 'he
second so-ealed conference is 10 be heo. Mcssrs'
satt scott Belmont and Haggin VIII report sonou'
of dates for 1890 and representatives. OF the cuos wiz
,conder the ACCESSIBILITY of its adoption IL Is orosoS
limited that Monmouth Park viii resume us oiu oa'o'
Aext year. leaving the New-York Jockey 'iuo W
.oueczo in as best Il can before the Fourth of July
and after August 81 The existing arrangement DC
Tween d. Il. Nithers and John a. MOTIFS. os "n'oh
tha Wes,cheSter track gets the last two weeks In
August is for this season only. Ar. Morris. there
fore must hereafter in on the dates claimed bs
r,ther sheepshead Gravesend or Jerome PARK III
would be out of the question for him 10 race on amer
na,e DAYS with Monmouth The tracks are 100 iar
apart for horses 10 60 from one TO the othcr' ana
there are NOT races enough for both. But MONEY
makes the marc go-and the horse. and colt. ana
dny too-and tho association that offers the richest
rtakes and latest purses will have the best hofses'
Two strong attractions are held out to the racing
community today-the sale of the Rancho dol Paso
ycarllngs al Hunts Point and the Rockaway steepe
chases at Cedarhurst There will be no racing at
shocpshoad Fashion and the betting community Will
go 70 Cedarhurst. Horse-owners VIII 90
10 Hunts Point Mr.. Haggn's second salo
will be one of tho most important ever
held IN the East His first, which occurred
. I'm Madison Square Garden year ago, was ire most
extraordinary affair of the kind ever held In the
United States On that occasion the dxtyfour colts
and FLIES offered fetched S112,775, an average OF
Ell 7e2 TO- The price 1898 000 paid for King Thomas
was the highest over paid for yearling In this
country or any Other This years lot comprises
ninety four Youngsters the entire produce of the
Rancho del Paso breeding establishment, the get OF
Sir Modrcd. IIyder ALL Darbin. 81. Blaisc' hoch
Hooking Himyar Fasetto. John Happy, Kyre DAILY
promptly at noon special train for Hunts Point
leaves the Harlem station of the New-forh NcW-
Haven and Hartford Railroad at II 80 a. m MI
Easton has provided every accommodation and con-
vcnlcncc for buyers.