New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-24


at the American Institute tO'norro" anu
,u hiring together large attendance of tro'fmg men
from all parts of the United states Inc pd''o"".'
rich breeding of this consignment mas ho' i'''.
IMPRESS itself on wellinformed horSemch. Inc oio''
NJ Elcctionecr which a dominating current per
mestes most of the catalogue has become recoS"Hou
A. the most powerful troting lcaven that mas Sc'
been tested. It's merits are that II not ONLY r,o
well with other trottng blood but II - 80 p wien
in il influence that IL impars rOttlhS sPcvu ~
crossed with thoroughbred INES, ul's cna" NJ nv
breeder to convert the Splennm orsA' There are hr
ty-two animals by Electon'rid numuc' ,iIii'r and
fes in this sale will. To moral ccrtahoH, tnd al
rreat value The owner seriously col'tllp.a. "a,
IN titles in the place Of the latter 10 maze
the sale attractive. Many oi tle ail.idIS f'v , al.
sufficiently handled that trial, OF a Quarter VI -
mile might be given them ana ucnhl,c p, n,rin
thnir sneed announced when they are sold iiut o"E
70 the unprecedcntcd amount OF RAINY wcatncr' II i
been impossible 10 break or haiuic 'oiVs " any '
John H. Wallace presents to the public TN, year inc
oyhth volume of his American Iro'ting RegIstcr.
containing the pcdigrees of sanaalu nI'n T7
:. Iocaicr~ has reached "A position which no other
publication of the kind has ever acmcNso. Vu' y"
pothinr il has grown to position of trn>' an, n
r 3ha j. fcr in all portions of the land. and the
value of all trottinC horse> Is Largely ncpl'leu -,
whether their pcdicrccs recorded therein or not
registration seems TO be constantly lncrca>ihS. anu
Win his increase there is marked improvement IN
NV .' or u NJ thc blood offered. Al time In the
n. Ha the enlightened judgment Of breeders taken
strong hold upon the n vsg nj blood
The designation standard puzlics many pcr, sa
not in the business Of breeding tro,'cTs anu ~
NJ exclamation il may be said here that stdhu"'-
rr,t-Any stallion has record Of 30 or hc,'''
or,yded any OF his get record Of 30 OF pc''l
or nrovtdcd his sire his dam l. already standard
secondary mare or geding that has record OF
30, letter. .,., o.
record Of 40. better. go
r,r,h an, horse that i. the sire animal with a
record Of 30 or better. provided he has either OF the
following additional qualifications: record himself o.
a., or better: is the Of animals with Teccu o
=, or hocr has sire or dam that I, already standard
Ff,h-Any mare that has produced an "nima' win
record OF go or better .
Sixth-Thc progeny OF a standard horse "''" o"' y" "
standard
sevenah--The fcnsl, progeny OF standard morse "'''
out Of a marc by standard horse
Elghth-rhe female progeny Of standard horse "N''
out Of mare whose dam is standard mar
Ninth-Any mare that ha- record Of 30 OF o''''
and whose dam f. standard
rather amusing rule of the National Association,
under The heading Abuse IN Naming lI"r-'-, j. IT,
NJ .C.ys .Wikcscs .Pilo,-.' 'Nutwoois
.tie'tiome.r, etc either siugiy Or combination
With some other name. unless the coll Is d 80" %
'''7 We need on the trotlng A. we'll on the run
Ming turf a society foi the prevention "i ln""'
nomenclature
The snow, and rain, Of lat wccS incrfcred seriously
with the progress Of training ia thl- h,ishhorhVou
Most OF the string quartcrcd at the N.,l"ion,sn
tracks were restricted to shed worn This need 'au7'
no concern. however. ~ the hoI-c'' o" ii- T."
omen winter, are forward a '"h"l'"N '"''
they could be fitted for racing ~ very SNORT u"''
There l. a fear that some OF them are IN o"l-'' 81
teing rdOne especially those 81 certain extensive
ana e,neu.lve establishment whose representative
wcre cons pcuous last season for being al all 'n''
underdone.
, nutfer has been caused among English racing
men by the disqualification. for non com
the new rule, governing partnership ~ Ia' 'il"
of several prominent tTaud National, Line "a
Handicap and City and suburban canidar-.
rule. which came into effect A. the bcehhH- 81 N,
wear are briefly that all partnerships I'D nor s''''
be registered prior TO the dcCldraen oi ID" 'U'7 ~
aces wherein such hor-c> shall hc engaged Nv
oversight, neglect. certain partnerships VIZ ~"
registered until after the declaration" oi chlF'7 l"I '
spring handicaps. and In consequence ''%'"
cock Dictator. and Ro1ucior. all hcdNlif Dd' NJ"
arc DISQUALIFIED from competing IN ~" Piahu Ndl"'"l'
while T. Abbee>c dc JoualIc. last years OAKS winner
goes ont Of the Lincolnshire Handicap. CITY ana
suburban and KcmptDn Jubilee" me dl-mtf am
CONSERVATION among thousands OF hppl'~' bi' h'i
can well be imagined especially when u j. u'"'"r'''
| that all bets with the DISQUALIFICATION Ire
persons mainly responsible" for the nni1r,"ha'c a.
aiden are buried under perfect avalanche OF walls
curses and threats.
In CAPTAIN : : Browns Stable al Wc,t,hc.ier
there are now les than -iN two wear oI~ bN
plungcr Waltoms old Importation Richmond VINO OF
The DERBY and the city and suburban, bat On rom
races met with series Of ACCIDENTS tlf n'-U'fcu III
rhanc-s his Youngsters the most prom ny are
mo colt out Of GLADYS And the FLY ont "f Alniiia
Rogers is exceedingly fond of tn pair: ana Dci'cVc'
| that they viii train Oh into u" ni7t GAS.