New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-07
|. reIrNErs NOTES ABOUT HORSES.

sse 49, have cone so far as TO crtcise the methods
IT, g. their purchase. Others said that there was
u's 80. IN Mr. Belmonts will that 1t was his desire
-. his sons should not go the turf for tat least
Gears. and there are many other absurd reports
~ a. regard to the manner in which the horses were
'.,ssed August Belmont jr, did not tell any body
pw.s going to be purchaser at the sale except
Nv rsnts E. c. Potter and James Powe. They wcrc
~. "a he silent IN regard to whom they were acting
and how silent they were everyone knows Every
,rsl purchased at the Belmont sale was sold at the
s.,s which the buyers were willing to give for them
,b.y all cost Just what other bidders we're willing
- ia them 90 for. so that Mr.. Belmonts motives
y s,eping in the background perfectly honest
"a inst Now about the clause In the will' there Is
- one word In il that says that the sons should re
I'm az the turf FIVE minutes after the horses were
"a Every wish in regard TO the racing
~ Invading establishment has been fulfilled TO the
go II is not generally known that August Bel
-. ,r hsd full control of the breeding establishment.
So, a Is so. since 1878 he has had charge of it
"a attended to almost every detail. and could tell at
= Tina about every horse mare owned by his
-,~r He purchased "A few horses at one time. and
80 d small stable called the Blemton stable.
..,cush his father never told him not to race. he
suy purchased all the horses In the stable and the
n,.rtou Stable disappeared from the turf
rs colors of the Blemton Stable arc registered and
IN Mr.. Belmont race bis horses the chances are
49,, they will be entered nom the Blemton Stable
-. carry the Dlemton colors. Oliver Belmont has
,,n,d the regular Belmont colors. and will race in
~. own name. But the name Blemton is composed
!. A.. stters In the word Belmont. that there will
- ,vo Belmont stables next year, should August. 1r,
.s,.,rd. M race He also calls his kennels Blemton,
an N, vast business Of his father is now in his care,
"a although he is young man. he attends to IT every
- and is confined closely ms any of the clerks In
end hat rin
~ much O, his time. of 1t would have to give
- a. the calls OF business The breeding establish
-, viii be kept ut and be under his personal super
- That he is true lover Of square racing goes
a., saving and II is great help to the American
IT,, :, have such men interested in its success
r.cs. Joyner will train the horses now owned by
49, p.,mont and Jimmy. Rowe win assist him In
r,.,v vsys in regard to its management and all true
-, ., the sport will hope for its success
,, p.luout will continue to raise such colts as 81
,,o-o, and His Hghness he will get the best to be
50. .. IN. market And fit successor 10 the emperor
-. 81 Blaise is likely to be imported before the
IL. s.ason begins The energy and enterprise Oh
A.. mas, made the famous Nursery Farm success.
sa. come methods will insure the same result IN tle
futur. ,., O. tbe Horse
s,ou ao mt do Justice to the American Morse now
80 80. IN. famous swayback Tenny will be Leading
lo.sn- nj
p.rd Mr. Withers will exhibit Knglike as specimen
:. So, h,e.dinr so as to stand OFF Dunboyne the
r,r, will have a chance to see an imported morse
=, ,rbose veins flow the choicest strains OF EngHsh
hlooS Both his sire and dam were the sfVaVes'
performers in England in their tme SO 'ieie 10 "
sh.nc. N compare notes He is called Hermence ana
Is BY Isonomy, dam Devotion -
Mr. Feischman who purchased number Oh HORSES
recently. owns a farm at NewBmnswick, n. J. lie
,ndesvor to breed some winners. He has helsnoor
ubo is slightly known in New-York whose stories
abot his experience with thoroughbreds are narrowing
He has made five attempts to patch up horses ana
20 10 the races and "do the boys up
mn. every one of them failed just as he was
ready TO execute his great stroke, ouI MS
last attempt has forever cured him OF his desire "
break the ring on one OF the big tracks 'an"i'
purchased a colt by Hindoo-Mame Mcdowell at the
80 ., the Dwver horses at Elizabeth. lie was
hooking colt so Canary asked il there were any
thing the matter with him. one of the Dryers toh
him he would not cat lie was such light feedN tal
he would never make racehorse us that AIT
he said "I'll fix him SO he will eat Rough on
Rat, and grow fat" SO he bought him and
pad $3.50 for him and TINS MS taie
N woe: II got him so he would eat more than any
two horses on the place and took him up to work him.
Wen he got loose and there is deep pond back of the
tabe He ran and plunged into 1t and got stuck in the
mud Ills head was out Of water, 81 we got team OF
horses and pulled him olt. 1t took almost all the
T.rnoon and wien we got hin out and loosened the
,ane. he reareN and plunged and went over backward
i'm the pond again ana drowned, so when u man
Snrss that commits suicide him he had better suck
70 his owf game the troters. No more racehorses lot
me- , a, 49,. .r ,,ds IN the
.arne elss II he continues purchasing two-yearoSs
M lstest purchase is desirable as brood mare. She
WA moderate performer, If one takes line ON the
Wcs, by the performances of Huron, the crack from
ha. sArtiJn w L. SCOTS horses viii not be sold Ior
evs. ysar ~ they are sold then. James 6cCOrmack
who acid for Mr. Scott says that nothing has been de-
cbdc1 IN regard 10 them. l.. ,.. -,
v.an..day ana fine new MANAGEMENT took charge Oh
TsursSay How long they will run IS not known, as
the horses in the neighborhood are Limited ana mSne
have left the tracks around here. II is strange Wht
there are such liberal purses TO be won and light neos
10 race against that more horses do not snip o'oi