New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-17
SUBURBAN POSSIBILITIES.
THE TRACKtToo HEAVY FOR SATISFACTORY
TRIALS.
A BRILLIANT OUTLOOK FOR ToMonnow-"

Foam stakes the Tidal stakes and four other races
There are no penalties In either inc roam UT i'uA
stakes and the old scale OF weights prevails In ootn
MIR. Belmont has intmsted that he intends to start
rn...n~.ta IN tbe.former This youngster is said to
he the chsmpson of the Nursery Stable With ITO
,o,nds M he will meet Devoee. Torso and Ballarat
nm euen terms and II good as bis reputation VIII
Aest them q furong Neither starlight, heciaro hor
Tor,,e.tor was entered for the stake Nor Is tho
mpcb- outed and disappointing Timothy on the list OF
nominations. The distance is fvo furiongs' ana INC
Y>ce viii be run the straight course
; salvador has shown Byrnes an excellent move ana
WI probably be sent the Tidal stakes, carrying o
xounds 1t IS Mr.. wthers's purpose to start the fa-
yera,e colt and Diablo Is almost certain 10 60. br'e
NAV 10 too and the Dryers Will SEND
either Longstreet Long Island. whAo ne
porter will represent Captain Sam" Brown. inc
distance is only mile. There can be no DOUBT ABOUT
the ability of an to 90 the journey at top Speed anu
the race promises to be the best suss
of the season. Dablo has been charged win oe'ns
sta,a II he goes against Salvador and the faVeruso
colt tomorrow shall know precisely "ha' So' -
racehorse~he 10.
The track was very heavy and sticky YESTERDAY
the work of the Suburban candidates was oeoue
..stac,orx Ryron MoCleilsnd reported, ho"ese''
TIM. Radre went so fast on the outer cage " =.
4roor that his watch broke all TO pieces IN "ye
n,epru with him. Garrison says that HAooS 40,
:o7 horse but that II the track Is heavy NO ..od
lose. Higgins will start Paragon II the eonS - on
r,,rrs ~ tbere is deep mud ElRwood wiu ~ 90
80 eel, hut not II It rains. Terra Gotta soeo
-.,n or shine. He will reach the, ooe.'' Iii
,.orning in McIsughhn's care Au n, At
mt be stopped by ANY h,,t may
mud Richmond would prefer dry 49,. docs
90 under any circumstances. Ola IFS ~, no,no m
not care fig whether 1t rains or shines nc LIE q.
nv -. =, gr.,h.r Bella B. will accompany nun 90
. mace maker Hanover is considered 90 49,,
:. s,,v athome After saturdays narrow esoap0 no
Joe Lee he has no business m oeeoh' 80 suhtti
mile and a quarter. Gorge Is an eAoe0s -,
starter, but San Simeon may represent w - hrnp
.s,.b,,sbment Old Brian Boru must 60 along
- unar rh.re is talk of sending Cafroh any
~h.mnacne Charlie both having done tas' o's~s -.
A. would be impossible to have euou'o'' =,
some crazy beast delay nathsrs a. Sio a..
connemara is named 10 start haoe' -. ~
choice of majority Of turfnen put ba"s. ~ -
him ,n,the betting The Dwyer PAR arc nera
-, and Terra Cotta's supporters are many.
,,srs .hetnr no racing to-day, tunmen Will have an
.rnortnntv TO 60 10 Hunts Point TO attend u''
49, sncood annual sale OF the Belle Meane year
,,ncs This will be the first occasion since us iouu
zion that the yearahgs have been onereu ioi 80
.vav from the historic home where they "co 49,
and raised. Belle Meade IS one Oh INC o' :.
Imercan thoroughbred nurseries IL CONSISTS VI
2 500 acres The land Is wen watercd ey Uau
-, caI,ed Rieblapd Creek, while the great neaho"s-
strn,cbinr out from either side OF this crech, ha
given to the farm its appropriate name' be'ie aD
beautiful meatoW ~, g.. ,,,a ,ras,
The luxurance Of its grasses, the hnes' oiue.s,
ortnr in rtotous protusion, and the general 'orui'
ss'"e Pr ,r.I,v adspt IT to the breeding OF the
tho-orcbbpcd and the great stretches OF It's pss"o'
.rors annie scope for the development OF tna' no0
dom and liberty Of action which Is SINE qua ~
IN success ful ractng. For sixty years u mas on''
n national reputation as the nursery Oh rSNo noi
I-,or winner OF the English Derby aud the III po'o
and rciCne1
psne Meade harem and although their oohe' arc ia
heneath tho mighty oaks. and their aust in'ne -
the fertie soil Of their foreign home tneiF sp" o
arss IN the feet descendants thai each succeo'hs '
brings forth to delight the eye OF 'ne 'o1ei
v..rl,np and add new fame on tho racetrao6 10 Vne
t,.,o-,c s,res Here too, the great Vanaal nea ms
r-, ana ,s hurled as are Jack Malone BIZ honaia'
Ttrn,andex and childe Harold These lords Oh ene
barem were succeeded by Bonnie scosiano, "ho ueu
fu,l Of years and honors in 1880 JACK Morgan as
stood at this famous stud farm. Al n1 n,.,ps,,rn
.way: and Enquirer, Great Tom Luxe blaeADGr,''
Ioovo,s and Bramble retgn in their stead LUG
nnnoa,r az great raee.hsrses bred at Belle Meano
legion. -, 49, MALTA Ns,de
wbi,e no one Of the stations Oh the noi'e Hoal
.t,d Glands ut the head of winning ssres TUT . O'
year. yet tho produce OF all Oh 'noih pu hr..,,r,
coed in winning amounts those OF any o'nol
s,.hu.hme,t In America. When the representative VI
the French Government were In this country %
wears ago inspecting the STUDS OF Anor'"' "
renort made to their Government they sta'on "eo ~
hest snecinens ofsthorou ghbrd stock were 10 DC ou
q. ,nele Meade Indeed they asserteo 'hae INC 'iop
NJ thoroughbred yesrlings they foun us" e'-p
- ,h.v bad ,een IN France England.
Beside the Belle Meade youngsters tnore WIN 49, T
he sold the Cnn Lawn yeariings. the proporV Vi '"
q chatham of Nashville, Tenn, and the farVoN
colts and ,fiilies belonging 10 Charles heoo. A'
begins at IL a. m
r1,,s,s rIcelItsie story with great big moral IL
,x.s told IN the ssdd1ing paddock by man VINO ioi
To-, the races for a living and who lives well. An
n.te,,r was bernoanng the fate OF fist fu OF DANA
80, ., largo denominations that he had hveSteo on
. ta,,or4te On public form the favortoe should nave
nm hands down bat he was never for ono rne'o
r,om.ot IN therace Many spolosistS wero-h oaru " To
mark tn. ss g. Sas sna an excellent field
~, ah. 30 q To 1 against him. AS first choice
At odds he was nowhhT .r an,
81 backed the winner SAID the story peher' anu
M evidence he exhibited wad OF olls oisber uHA
the ono Ralph Baysid carried In his inade POCKET
after Temy won TIE Volunteer han"osp 90 o". % =,
WANTED to play the favorite,a he continued, Do
..,s. he was the best horse In the race, but little
,u..d.n. a.ssrea me off, When play q race eener
auv want TO know II TIE animal fancy is out TOT IL
ca on this occ aston inquired sNund 70 learn "haA
the stable thought about tho favones ehances.
vent straight to the stan 70 the trainer He ana
7 had known one another for ten years. and dhn
ind asking him. Whom l got there he was sitting
IN chair besii~ the stable door With bunch OF hay
IN his hand, and every once io \ while the horse
would poke his head out of the door and take =
mouthfnl 1t was only twenty minutes before tho
race and to SEQ the favorte eating hay st that time
rather astonshed me.
Hello old man. said, what arc you doing
with the colt
"'oh, just givns]hm little hay 10 Keep MIN
quiet he answered.
TO Keep him quictT said !. well, guess
youu do It. Just let him eat two pounds OF that
hay and hell DO quiet. I've seen 'on quieted uat
WAY before Used TO do 1t myself In Caltsrnia when
was In thsfbusiness'
ssxnat do you meant said be.
s,s1 mean that you'll keep him quiet, Just you
.sx ,,ox ara rninn 10 do That's all. Al the head