Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-11-16
Turf Notes.

ALBERT COOPER has taken Foxhall Keene's
horses home and turned them out for the winter.
GIKE DwYER has closed his turf campaign for
the wear, and win go to Florida within few days
to spend the winter.
TIE rule requiring trainers and jockeys to take
ont license was abolished ut the recent meeting of
she Turf Congress.
AL of the worlds wagon records arc held by the
Independence track. Anerton trotted it in 2:l5.
Roy Wilkes paced it in 2:l3 and Belle Hamltn and
JuStina trotted it in 2:lS.
left Washington and gone into winter quarters; In
Lamplighter the stalwart Pittsburger should have
one Of the best 3-year-olds in 1892.
TIE Terre Haute So 600 stake for foals of 1889,
with three payments, is worth little over %. 900,
aud the total value will reach fully SIS. coo when
the youngsters score up for the word in 1884,
THE great 2-year-old trotter Arion has been re-
tired for the winter. But Palo Alto, Belle Bird.
yearlng. and others of Stanfords trotters will be
Gal Cal i'i ''e' '''A'S =" = oA' Vi '"'A' N''A'
THE Bashford Manor Stable has engaged Clay
ton as first Jockey for next season. This boy has
son.
THE Gloucester race track officials have been in
dicted for maintaining 4 ''disordery house. They
say II Is matter of no Importance but in view OF
the fate of the Clifton managers last year. it is ap-
parent that they may be mistaken.
NANCY HANKS. 2:0l, the fastest of Happy Me-
dums get is out of a Dictator mare; Lockhart,
2;iiA, the fastest of Nutwood's get is out Of q
Combat's get, is out of a Dictator mare.
EASTERN Ohio people say that next years two
year-old stakes will have fast one in them. the
new candidate for honors being kingsman Bros
colt by AlcantaTa, dam of Nutwood; second dam
by Aexander's sAbdallah.-Americda Sportsman.
THE scheme to carry on winter racing at WASH
1nRton proved faure, might have been ex-
pected. 1t requires n very great center of popua-
ton, like New York Chicag go, to furnish the pat
ronage requisite to make venture of the kind sue
cessful The regular meeting at Washington was q
success financially.
KINGSTON is unlikely TO be trained next season,
at least am informed that Mr.. Dwyer has priced
him to breeder. and there is strong probability
that he will accept. The brown horse was ailing
after his last race. but hardly much as he was
three years ago. and he won plenty of after
w2rd.-EorsssRGn.
THE reported finding of new indictment against
the South Jersey Jockey Club, at Gloucester has
startled neither President Thompson nor the turf
world of the Quaker City to a great degree. The
measure quoted is not the first Of the Kind made
public since racing began at Gloucester, over
year ago and yet the racing still goes on as be-
lore. To call well conducted race track dis
orderly house, is something out Of the common.
PAGER with record of 2:25 better is a stand
ard trotter. The next intelligent move will ne to
pass rule making horse with q racking record of
500 standard tr0tter, and by the time every man
OF them has ground his personal axe where will the
business Of breeding the trotter be? Gentlemen of
the American Trotting Association, is not 1t about
everlasting course Of compromise? You cannot
please everybody and you but weaken your assocta-
zion and deal the breeding interest terrible blow
IN your endeavor to follow a weather-vane course
pity Ills a little Wallace backbone did not come
to you with the other effects-2rre Lnute ErpreSS.