New-York tribune., 1891-12-27
AMONG THE RACING STARS.
HOW THEY ENJoYED THEIR HOLIDAY.


he exposed to the inelement weather Tor e'"ps
purposes public favorites Of last season rs -
= marry Christmas. The equine 'Saita Oiaus P'iu
80, IN each h,x and had with its occupant MOTIFS
PARK was the nrst stopping place In matt Ni'en no
stable there was a commotion Inc hotsss "efo az ~.
ing each other "Merry Christmas. anu hfi"s 49,"
past and the coming season. Demuu' t''ho' WV -.
a. he said he was entitled much credit a. any morse
IN the stable 81 lowered Queen Fircnzrs eolors: NO
boasted, "and astonshed the talent sevef'i uno '
ing TO Hey del Rey, Dcmuth asNeu' "' w
I'll get In the handicapsf' . .o mn,
vo,u ge. 125 mounds IN handiceps II you are nov
silent in regard what you can do was the rep's
the other day Allen said that II you would run lrue '
be honest, you would be Nalua"ie hoiSe' ~ MY
and take what you get" -, ,. .
.s,s nont San Juan broke in with these words :
"Just hear that horse talk. He is King a hhss .n
deed doesn't remember tho trouble nc so' ."v N.Y.
into last sumner when pulled to "aN 70 ie' mn,
win Why. only for me that day. MS h''e "Ou'N ~
changed TO the Deuce Of Spades.
Peter then remarked 1t is strange that taiio mans
are so full OF vanity aid want 70 tei' ~" e,' 49,.
should be done. L am from fair'ie"' ie""e' -"
evervbody knows how modest Tennesseeans are. III hea
no, hurt my foot would beaten s etocs ana won
every race started in and will leave IL to hofK'o
Beis' ~
Just then Clarendon interrupted with what hohsee
am from Kentucky, and never give up h2ht an. 'o
ho,se I'm the world ard should have won the Metro
nolan Handicap but when that swayoaek Tenay got 10
me at the mile post (the mile was In LOO nc 'oo" IN
a camel with four humps. He gave ME sue" s'''N ~
stopped But another Kontuekian saw how distressed
,. and want after that Pennsylvania aud beat MN
length In record time have been unoef tne "ca'ei
ever since. AL / want some nnln'ehbi heh P'9 ie
attention next year ~. -
Yorkylle Beile's was next hcard II you
,orsa ex,ct To receive anything she said, you should
be reserved and others sound your praises just near
the pattle OF youngsters down hee ohe says .
Allen said the other day that she never had spurs on ef
aud s putting on airs because she is gong TO get he
aIo
there is that Round Dance colt He thinks that ne Is
going to play ball. because Allen said he "ouu oe ho'
member when he gets bat will take whatever Is
sIyen 10 me- and complsn now that the Dandy Dlh
oo, colt has gone TO Iavesend. Allen never looked at
me when he was here He let that blacksmith cut my
feet down till they so sore that couu ha'u9 se'
around am al right Leighton ought 20 nave thc
DANDY Dinmont colt, only TO keep that sSo,OOo 81
Rlais where he belongs high prices doat make "ers
am engaged In every stake Of any consequence next year
and should receive lot of attention. Only last week
heard DR.. Farley say that would be Deuef "arc
than my illustrious mother, Thora"
At this point there an uproar Fred Lee "th'cu
10 be hoard and Hegae objected The noise caused one
of Aliens japanese gamecocks to crow, ana IN 'he us
OF the noise Allen came In as IL was oayHeh'' "'o
them all full feed to-day, he cried anu cut up pleh'y
Of CARROTS ana nut some California rye in their Hash
tonight and let them enjoy themselves, us am gong 10
look over skebooks to-day and VIII begin 10 10 sheu
work I'm few weeks" lie looked at the gamecocR thae
crowed and said "He is surely an eightpounder. Green
think he will do for Sundays dinner"
The other that did not have chance 10 speaA
iciore Allen came in, said 1--WE VII get even OIL No"
Years Day" When Alien went out of esrshot al OF 'he
older horses said ave expected present but tns Is 700
good 10 beeve-a days rest, without Alien dsgihs
us in the ribs and picking w our feet ana looking oF
place to blister us give three neighs for ADe'i
me neghs given with WILL and the horses owned oy
Frank A. Fhret spent merry Christmas.
At the lulsler stable Trainer Donovan had everything
In Its proper place. lie at the further end OF the
stable whom Tenny whinnied to Wsh Jim IN THIS sVle
.what is the matter with trainer. lie looks at you
in stc.ous way aud ks about your coming 70 hano
oa,ly These boys have upset me. / have been uyhg
to lind out who they mean by Barnacles. Know Mr'
rusfcr has called all sorts OF military ttcs oah 10
h. possblc they mean David Tenny Pulsfer ~ wan jim
replied ANY that would ndct on poor unohchdihs
horse such name as Jim doAt what they call
him"
Tenny then continued in this vein: 1--WE all should be
remembered as stable is big winner have been
called a sorts Of Names but the public st with me-
NV ankles arc all right and will be In the handcaps and
win be 'front.' too and VIII meet all comers' Du
hope get no more matches"
Donovan Tenny's box and fonded the morse iof
while and then gave orders Just get every horse In
the stable good big bunch of hay and there is barrel oil
apples In kitchen. Divide them up ana give all Dut
Tenny an extra quart OF grain" Ienny Ackeu a"u
reared but Donovan had finished. He added: Givo
Teny two"
wslcott Campbels and Brown Rogers's stables are
49, oach other on the hill. Everything quiet q;
forget the horses Lampehter and Pickpoeket have both
Crown and spread so much is hard 10 recognize them
As the horses raced last fall The Burrdge doers
are also on the hill. Felix the star OF thc stable
A. Jerome Park John Hunters horses arc in Pncus'
old stable and when the gate Is closed - 1t usually H.
svsrvthnr concerning horses is wrapped In mystery
But enough heard TO make 1t clear that the drah Oh
Enroll has gloom over the spirits OF Dagohc@ he
was on friendly terms with his late Stable companion
pasonet however. is tired OF hearing how good Error
o,a have been next year. and wonders how Mr. Pincus
would rate him II he were to die
AT the home OF His Highness and Ludwig Hyland had
lust paid his horses short visit HIS highhess "a'
taking matters easily and looked as II he knew that NJ
was the greatest twoyearod Of his year Merry Menarcf
looked WE'LL and Ludwig could stand Inspection Dy any
critical horseman. When HylaDd went TO the kitchen III
Highness remarked that 1t was Christmas ana ne hopeu
that every horse would it, He said: I'VE shouo "
thankful for what have, and try and get more mex
year / want say one thing though would IKE u
know where Gideon got the idea that Merry
eould beat me at any weights any KIND OF race
Merry Monarch rejoned "Is disgrecefu In you to tail
NAT way 1 beat you in your work many times, anc
Bergen thought the better colt ana you know !"
Then Ludwig broke in, saying. Merry Monarch us
rood thing you said that where none but iriehdi
heard it. have carried Bergen on my paci
IN three races, but you are the hrst one eVe'
heard Bergen Of thinking Ii you are not cafeiu
you win b before the Board OF Control ana may
sentsneed to eat pie with Colonel Hall"
M,,ry Mopxrch said in return that the why HI
Was abused by stable friends because he had peer
sfiing snd was small His Highness responded heel
oust This is Christmas, aud are not happy Iher
wei nothing the matter with you but the gout caused o
hsh llylg and little Wait TIL Yring, and yo'
VIII md that you will time TO get the Rout Lud
vfs next inquired whats the matter with John Daly
Jut see how much he thinks Of He bet S2,ooo uI
7 would beat Victory first time meet. am sur
a. s.t the best OF everything as Count Gideon is going
Europe"
schuykiu at cried out "He Will surely fetch m
sopething as he thinks the world OF me-" LOUD hors
laugh greeted this remark Ludwig once more TOOK UP M
paruble sayng 'John Kelly, everybodys friend is eoin
with him end he will forget me. intend 70 get D.
the winning post time he puts what he calls
sbummer on me next summer" II am with you,' sai
His Hlghness. Merry Monarch Joined In ana added "
WIN do the same thing every time aud Just think "
mn hax EtzI2frLck rlde u.s. SchuyklIl SAD