New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-15

to9sther. Bryant,s colt Come tolTaw seems 70 DO
better slayer than tho far-famed Proctor knou.
Many a two-yearoh Of extraordinary speed mas pcoh
seen IN England and the United States that possessed
no great staying power at three years Old frOc'or
Knott may be as great race-horse In 1881 as no
was in 1883, but the chances are somewhat asn p,
it. and many of the shrewdest and coolest tur1meh I'd
America will not be much surprised II this horse
wants to stop when he has travelled mile IN inc
best company In the three-year-oh stakes HOW
ever that may be, II Proctor Knott the fa'otuaao
colt Salvador Fresno, Diablo and Galen arc orousns
together in any one race this year, how intense VIII
be the excitement and how lively the speculauon
over the result
George TAYLOR, the Dwyer Brothers jockey tnS
wear and Hamilton, Senator Hearsts JoeAeyi 50
getting pIenty of exercise In riding horses on tne
Hew-Jersey tracks. 1t may be ooupOu' ho'
II this is wise policy or results IN Gooo W ~ 800
men The style of riding necessary on hSai-n'
tracks with their sharp corners and peculiar shSpO'
Cd the sort Of tockeyshp used In handling suon
borseshoe crabs as crawl around the oilapiuA'0o
Jersey tracks are so different from the shn Snu
Judgment required on great course that NO poA1y
- continues IN ride for long time on the little
anoIogies for race-courses Will be aoie 70 no nso
istice on the long easy turns, the oroad SueVonoS
and the quarter mile run-in on our regular a. 10
The emnIoyers of Taylor and Hamilton Wouln %
sI ,Itopetber and devotng themselves TO exercising
the ,boroucbbreds which they are 30 ride N Joe
great stakes This is what McLaughnn Is GU ,t What
BE Cbicago Stables flyers at Nashville, JUS "nS S
SorrSson Is doing with Mr., Belmonts eracks t ann
this is what every Jockey q rec9gnz tIms
and skill should be busy with at tnis 'iino'
Important improvements are promised az Sef fs.S
Park this year. Mr. Duer intenos 70 Hl .hJs lime
6onored course Ali who attended the races OF tne
LARAMIE park Autumn meeting of 1888 VIII recoRun33
the need Of vast Improvement: The hTst u.ns
Mr.. Duer must do In order 70 % quail
6aS men TO act as Judges. He ought by all means,
TO secure Colonel Simmons as presiding 1uuge Tie
inoompeteney and bad Judgment WhlSh uise - Al.
nIoTshIo The iudees there and then refused 70 inr
fere In a most fragrant and clear case oA S 40 sII
that they sympathized with dishonesty MOI o. al
But they too feeble in Will 700 SSnduDo onersv
and resolution TO punish the uansgressors. 60 Mea
AID nothing and permitted the pubic 10 DC bH W.
nv oorlIpt Jockeys trainers and owners, IN more tIs
one case In which the signs OF iaua mot 70. Surc m
Investigate and punish Mr.. Duer ought 70 IeIoI ,m
this altogether or all the friends OF Jerome fSth wiz ~
desert n on Decoration Day for Brookyn ana rev ol
them will turn out on The otner snnrses is the
secmrng NJ better transportation facilities from inc
Harlem Railroad Many moro trains should pe run IN
both TO and from the track IL tpe railIosu oOu ~ a.,
induced to run special trains on every raceday az ~
tervas of half hour from IL O'CLOCK 70 tL
tbe attendance and receipts at jerome Park WIFI
nroner MANAGEMENT inside the gates ana resoiuo su
determined men in the judges stand who WI stamp
ont fraud and swindling would be increased many
times and the stock Of the Jerome PARK VIVA sue I'M
provement Company would 20 bounding up Win Rea'
leaps.
Calore has been declared out Of the Suburban ana
Rhono out Of the Volunteer Handicap