New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-11

vor.e I'm the ring and Mr.. DAILY had 10 'aho t,,
HIS money But here is another IN weh-Anp"" 80 w..
'o no. making hooks I'm Chicago, and depended on one
., the HAYS ON the outside information as 70 no" w
horses warmed up. lie had won q lou OIL no''' 49,,
his information One day his man came ''" o,o 's
and told him that bay mare win certain .o.''
worked through the stretch In y SECONDS nc o0"'
his programme said at once IL was Luna n' 400
bs made a plunge on and stood TO win over si''
This was result Della Beach won toe reo', -
boy that rode Luna Brown had warmed up peia 20
before The odds against Delia neso" 80
20 l. SO the bookmaSer says that had ne ho' n'uY
such n mistake and had his man gone 10 the p1auo"
and made sure he would have won 100000" iha' ."
his hardluck story. 49,
The decision OF pooroom Keepers In the city na y
will not make books on Washington rlces Is not sur
, ., many ,rfnen 1t is said openly that they VIII
get even with the Dwyer. chance they get rhp
l. pwyer said that he I'm no way in"reso'u u" "''
ING when no was here week, but was taxing seao
at washington Many did not touch the "ashin2'
30, ,acos and never put I'D the odds them Others
ay that there were O number OF men VINO Det iatc 9.
and when they bet were sure TO get tine 'o"''' W ~
was q losing game for the roomkeepers. o.,.
Peter Delaey Is the president OF the Pooroon' "'
49,, and ., Course acted with the majority, and gave
o,ce 70 the pmas Company ba they would not pay lor
Washington Information. So the chances are nav ''
ing will have a close call 10 make any money.
The leading bettrs and bookmsker say thac "ie -,
-, ,.r,e ,u,ned the business and that 1t il now hAo
p,x,erst where formerly lt like Broadway. oone
thing should DO done to regulate u. 80, ~ :,
uutuals would check much OF the peeuhsr ie' -
ouId he b,,d to milk" one with the mutnais IN oy|
ton one heavy bettor said that II there was 70 w 20
h,o the utuas should the monopoly OF IL anu 10
no straight or place betting letting the oooAh'A 'd
straight and place betting. When asked no" " -,
help the matter ne salu V'i" nun
stifs'' in the mutuals. .ns %
CI,v.on one OF the middle weight jockeys Is engaso "
d for the Bashford Manor Stable next year 0iay'"
riding has the subject Of severe erlI'c'n ." U
., b,s mounts this year. he never was warned no
rif
should make his mIrk next year. vi cour'o wv ~
nails through II he fails 30 get license
Canu,In S. S. Brown has made overtures 10 H. rcn"'
for his services next year. but Penny l. In no urs
"Conn Leighton will be busy man until the ieseha'e
oon heoins in 1892 He will train at GraVesend anu
will add some horses tn his string II he owheI W."
mart with them Mr.. Rupert has sarted Ill iieh' " '
,hupb he buckjumped cavored around at the post
when he first the turf HIS succe7S 10 p'''''
with good horses and a good trainer.
J. Galway will have public sale. lie mas naa dbl
offer for the farm and some OF the s"cK ou' ~
concluded TO sell - -, A..
The Brookdale Stable will number over thirty, anu .'e
yearlings are said be promising lot AS 70 Nj.
Wthers's older horses public know all about the 90
does Polo jim
lack Joner has his yearlngs all well along ana Is no"
having more time To himself He is thinking seriously OF
starting bank called the Chesapeake National Duc aoe
not want to njure business OF his employer M BEL
mont Frank Clark discovered that snail straight husn
beat four kings and an ace
MANY OF the successful OWNERS anu t'Hei' "'N
esed financially theatrical ventures and have made some
money out OF the business So look out for nmoer Oh
theatrical names next year.
A welIknown racing man. that ia practical in all his
ideas about horses says he will try to breed some
American hackneys. says II American VIII take
SIRE like Philosophy that has bone anu
size and cross him with Lambert mares that nave true
trone action land he adds that most OF them are closely
inbred) the result would be q hackney, with superb
action that would road fourteen miles an hour
and compare with any in the world for style
and beauty As Lamberts are product OF NewforH
and Vermont breeding and the true descendants OF the
famous Morgan type OF there is chance to re-
produce them through thoroughbred crosses lhen Am
cans could that in their way couiu osco"h'
any class OF horses bred I'm country as ere ara
many authentic records Morgan horses that have done
100 miles from 10 sun
The breeders all over the country getting ready for
1892 High-class are in demand, while ordinary
ones can't be sold at any price ST. Blaiss get are WIN
ming every DAY and as some and daughters
hav6 won from "a 900 to $4,000 not been men
toned IN the published lists OF winners, his total winnings
a. a sire will right up with the best In the world
Pike Barnes and Terry Williams may form racing hm
next year Both Of have been winning lately ana
have tiled to buy several highpccd horses in KENTUCKY
and elsewhere. How about the rule maze oy ue boau
Of Control regard to jockeys bettng' 1t Is SAID mat
several will be "called down. when they apply Dr.
license.
Tho Chicago Derby OF 1898 attracting the attention OF
borsemen all over the world and there would be entries
from Australia horses take their age In That cou
try in the fall which corresponds with spring. SO that
they would have 10 give away nearly six months In age
number OF Australian aad New-Zealand breeders are
breeding to win the English Derby there chance for
some OF them to Try such rich stakes the Futurty
and Realization and others.