New-York tribune., 1891-12-19
THE GOSSIP OF THE TURF
TALK ABOUT HORSES AND TRAINERS

TALK ABOUT HORSES AND TRAIN Ehs'
The sudden change in weather has kept the Tsin'
ers at Morris Park busy making their stables snug n
comfortable "Eph" Snedeker said yesterday Il have
six in nv string They are all right and am going 10
keep them possible"
"Matt, Allen was experimenting the carpenters who
are building an extension the Ehret stable he nau
read what Mr. Rupert said In regard to the purchase Oh
ths Dandy Dinmont yearlng last Sunday Although the
dav WAS cold Allen He said that he read aoou'
the yearing and Mr.. Loud came to his saoe from
rayesend TO tell about the colt The next day oNs'
urday he went Leighton's stable and made his oner,
with the proviso the colt should show him a A
would satisfy him. This he did and he secured him on
the spot 49,.
In regard to Mr. Leighton and his action in the matter
When the colt his trial Tuesday the writer treu
IN secure an option the colt for $4,000 Leighoh sso
.uv emnloyers have an option him until Thursday
they do not buy him, will talk TO you theh Inc co's
has improved much that hcpe Coiohei hup1s.
Will take him. my ptcentage OF the winnings WIN "e
nm the difference should he train on and prove hnnseh
r,coborAn Leighton called at Colonel Rupperts once
on Friday and said that he would wait until SUNDAY
Mr. Ruppert and his were greatly dsappontea "hn
they arrived track and found that Leighton hsa so
tho colt Like true sportmen they intend to make the
toe, y, n ard let the matter drop. Com LSRhtons non
ty never mas doubted lie has proven that ne can
tra and win In bis present postoh he mas every
hance to have the strongest stables In the country
Mr. Ruppert intends to breed dix mares fremont anu
Linden are the srss selected All true turfmen wish
oloae Rupert every success on the turf. MI Ehfes
Al 600 colt may be worth zap when IL comes 70
racing for money.
"Matr Bynes, trainer for Marcus DAILY, is at the Hot
SnrInes with his family and he viii remain there unta
March /. , l.,
At the clubhouse Jim Villepigue was hylns IN
supplies for the Ho IS kept busy as many OF
he members give wrties in the private dining
rooms YiliopgGe, mt,nds TO serve table dho'e
dinner lt the clubhouse for 81. lie will have the
ame arrangements during the racing season. For the
loncut of r,cogors who not club members dinner
Will be served ia the grand stand at the same price
Al Jerome PARK it looked ko winter, as everybody was
indoors Inc horses ia Hyllnds stable ore all ooihg
,iccIc Merry Monarch is all right, and never was
,oasideret a. IN any danger. lie had a close call
tbrouqh the careessness OF druggist The cot had
sigbt touch OF str1n2les, ana Dr. Flea prescrNeo
auinine in two Of alcohol ana one oi "'Nr' l.
VA, raining hard st the time but Hyand said he would
~ and Give the colt the first dose himself that his
foreman would know how to give IL after"ard' "hen
, tov returned from the druggists what was his sur
r,so on ourulng the Lottc TO find that 1t containsi
,moa lie at once started the boy back again Tor the
alcohol and gave the colt his mcdlclne hylahu IT,
ceiyed a wetting On his way home. which brought on
..y,r. co,1 This confined him his bed for two WEEKS
lobn D,ly and Count Gideon called him yeste dhy,
At his home in Fordhan. lie is up but will not venture
| out for at least week go
Cirre c. by Sensation, dam Ferda' speedy MY
win be shipped Clay Woodf0rps kunhyheae i"ii'
| tn Paris Ky, and bred to Hndoo
..JakeD pncus las lost one OF his twoyeaF-od COTS
o WA nv Stathn ore, dam Annette The others IN he
sabo are all right. Dogonet is "inering spienadiy y
Thcr is only one Jerome PARK thit IL dangerously
| .,ck. Jack Joyner Is expected home on sunday
! The prakness stable is to remain on the turf, the
o,l,ncs by Linden having run such fast trials that Mr.
| GALWAY decided To remain another year.