New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-14
HAGGTN's LONELY ROsETTE
ONE TwOYEAR,oLD ENTERED FOR THE
SPRING RACES

ONE TwoYEARoLD ENTERED FOR THE
SPRING RACES
MIR w1rnxRs NAMES HIS CoITs-GENEHAL
RACING NEWS AND GOSSIP.
u.ggsn viii race on a small scale this season.
His torfes al the spring meeting Of the coney Island
Jockey Club last year amounted 10 over @iS'ooo'
This year they cannot exceed $500 Inc wri'or' III
dlieent search Of he entry ists as Kept ey oeoro
tary O. & Lawrence's able and agreeable asSiSan''
samuel Rorke found but one two-yearod representa-
tive NJ the celebrated Rancho del Paso establishment
This "a little bay 6y named Rosette, by Joe HooEer'
out Of Rosa B. Imagine the great Haggn stable with
hut one youngster In the spring stakes for tne i"
races three have been nominated. ana it Is saio no
and Rosette constitute the two-yearod diVisop u
the richest and hitherto the most liberal racing estao
Isbmcnt IN the United States. Mr.. Haggins entries
in the al-aged stakes are the peerless tirenz inc
sueedy Yum Yum, the uncertain Fttz1ames ana tne
useless Geronimo What falling on from ior"of
years But Mr.. Haggin will continue 70 orooo anu
sell thoroughbreds. william Easton' me popular
aucuoneer has received instructions 70 MAKE
ens for the sale of 100 Rancho del Pkso yeariings
IN the summer. ,
+ Cassatt also appears TO DO tired OF racing
two-year-oids as he has entered none TINS spring.
put neither has d. d. Withers, whose hon'o-piou
Youngsters came near sweeping the turI last !oaa'
nv the way. the Sage of Brookdaie has been keeping
ND his interest In racing this winter py oVoroapns
privilege and precedent In the matter OF names. Inc
,ub,,c win be pleased to hear that the clever little
Tom ochltree Majority colt has been named Iomooy,
ana that the Tom Ochiltree Cadence colt VIII In the
future be known as Orator. Excellent nspos' oo.h'
as all who know the fiery Texan VIII agree ior
Colonel atom" not only orator, but Is also ono
of the sboyss The Sweet Home colt has become
Major Demo. and the youngster out of Cyclone Is
cvnosure The Sensational averdsls champion VIII
rot be named until he wins the withcrs at Jerome
Park
The famous French Park has been entered freely
In the threeyeerold stakes BY David Gideon Ln'
den's name could not be found anywhere. Inc pr'ae
Of preaknoss goes % Kentucky shortly to spend the
spring and summer. He may return in the TAI 10
pick up few rich prizes.
The s3s 900 youngster. King Thomas. was entered
last fall for the Surf and Foam Stakes to Do run a.
sheepshead Bay in June. but his name does not ap-
pear among the spring entries for the Coney siano
stakes Ia Senator Hearst going to save him fof
the Fut,rty? or has he :" gone off," as reported up
town last wseki This saving Of horses for g certain
stake is a failure. nine times out Of ten Set'or
win him out as you can, Senator
William L. SCOTS entries Of twoyear-olds are
numerous, vying with those Of the Dryers, Nor
rises, Senator Hearst and the Melbourne stable
After these comes August Belmont with dozen
high-class colts and FLIES Frederick Gerhard sui
follows the turf in desultory way. looking, no
doubt, for another Geraldine TO beat ut $1,000
side. Porter Ashe also remains. with three or four
horses, SO that Mr. Gebhard possibly may be accom-
moda,od.
Newcomers are the Bashford Manor Farm estsb
Hshmcnt of CoriigaD & Long; the Empire Stable OF
J. H. Dahlman. interested In the Excelsior stable;
Mr.. Maxwell owner of the English horse Galore,
and Arthur Hunter. Captain W. NJ. Conner appears.
usual. with half dozen horses. which be has no
serious intention Of racing
The prevailing open weather is of great benefit to
ycarolds In enelghborhood Of NewYork Instead
OF being confined limited exercise under sheds, they
are doing road work and hardening their muscles for
the spring campaign. The Coney Island boulevards
tccmed with them yesterday. If the weather holds,
the number Of carly candidates for stake honors win
exceed That q any previous year.
3ho falling OF IN Suburban entries is due to the
tuGb some ro.ton Of forfss and the increased value
OF ght handicaps and purses man may find
plenty of work for his horses TO do without loading
himself down with forfeit list Small owners, as
rule, the ones who have made no Suburban nom
nations. They have little hope of winning that and
see ready money in other
stecylcchase Association have been decided upon AS
open could not be secured early in the spring,
the meeting VIII be held on juno 2e, July and ..
in order tai the sieeplechase association might have
open dates Tor IFS nesting the Coney Island Jockey
The stakes usually given by the Rockaway Association
win be open for entries as In previous years athough
agenent OF K. G.. La Montague and Lloyd Aspinwau
Entries for the ROckew2y Meiden bteeplechase, The
Cecarhurst Grand National and the Queens County
Hurdle Race close on March /, with Alexander I.
Kent, No. 10 Park Row.
So old Cleaner Is gone Ruled OF at lact, with
his jockey and trainer, for losing race at New
Orleans. Colonel Simmons IS bad man for thieves
to fool with, when he is allowed to have his way.
There would be less complaint OF dishonest racing
on The metropolitan tracks where the Colonel
presiding Judge II he not so thckly hedged
about with Conservative influences.
GARLIC California jockey. charged with pulling
horse. Bookmakers who lost on the race raised
cry of fraud. The judges wore appealed to-. but
as they did the fraud, th6S refused 70 punish
informed that they must denounce the Job
Garlic is called the Archer Of the Pacific Coast
lie Is Of Spanish descent, and rides like greaser"
Theodore Winters has him under engagement to ride
Mr. Aby the manager Of Frederick Gebhard's Cal
ifornIa ranch is now In Kentucky In Mr. Gebhard's
interest II Is said that he will soon start Westward
with twelve thoroughbred brIod mares and the stall
llon St Savior, who was saved nom the Port Jersis
wreck
to this city from California ranches to be sold By
Lucky Baldwip's mares Estrells. Grsette and
MoIlie McCarthys Last are TO be bred to Grnstead.
Emperor OF Norfolk IS going to rest year and will
not be seen the turf the coming season: Mr
Daldwin's string viii be smaller than ever before
He has dismissed HIS trainer, Thomas, whose wonder
full success with ID. A. HoDigs horses In the fall OF
1887 gave him his reputation and also his Jockey
Charles Reed, W. B. Chatham and General Jackson
have decided TO sell their yeahgs in NcwYork this
spring. William Easton is mainly responsible FOR this
send his youngsters here Is enterprise of the most
dsrable quality Mr.. Esston is entitled to congratu-
latiOns