New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-05
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T,v majority of the horsemen were deeply in'ee'
- ~, - IN. elect,ou Most Of them bet heavily
- a., Iii ME- Dwyer was the graieS' "'""e'' a.
-" no, ali oomers until Flowers election w"s "Su
Ills winnings amounted to upward "a GO" zoo T. noh.
w,rd Kearney was close second WIN "-o''S'' "a
Aiken won $1,000. j. T. Mcdonald haa thc WIZ ~e,",,
% !, but hcdgcd and broke evon' "S'"o -
was n winncc. Philip Dryer won sio' ..s a,
THOMPSON didn't have paddock psdse anu We ,u.
sea betting on eiectiohs D'l wv ~
winner In the end. a, ,.. .rd mt
The German Confederacy crossed inc 'Ne =. 10
,o,. checks down OF Fasset the first part Vi VIZ
evening. but made frantic efforts 10 "e"e 80
a rncds wabaum lost s2lCo. The pooHo'ihAeepo
are glad II is over, as they say IL ueu "p ~
money that their business fell OH sre""'
r,,h,,c roo,s I'm favor OF a successful season ior
- owners in 1902. There will be lou oi nc"
owners on the turf. who will try 10 i'a'o "'' ,,
the market "Con' Leighton says that Mr. ",Pp ,
want, the best when lie buys. Chic~s INC 81
ye,rlnc that cost $50 900 shows up well lie VIII ho'
60 hichclass two-yearolds Mr.. RUPERT 10
tr,rhate in securing so faithful n trainer as 'ii'
leighton That he is right up with the Leaders III .e
professon his record will show. lie tfaiiieu 'ho 49,
horses under difficulties AMI won many races VIII" "."'
lie has been successful during the last suiiliier VII"
small stable There are good horses In the arAe.'
Ms several owners are anxious TO buy. T. D. D"'o'
horses are at Giavesend and will race no more 'i'
year Phil Dwyer, 1r., Is on the sick list having co
traced q severe cod at Baltimore. Mr. Dwser mas no
interest in the Washington meeting, ana sa9s '"' W
would like to get out Of the Brooklyn management
All the cases against the jockey club have been VIII
drawn with the exception Of the Frost cases. re'or
DE Lacy is in the bont with them In rega'd u
the Frost as they threaten to him for services ana
Pete, saws he will give them fight The report tha'
j. y. Galway would have salaried place III INC
Board of Control denied by several members OF that
body For the benefit Of turfmen generally there VIII
be meeting OF the Board ut an early day. and II LOOKS
as IL the licenses for trainers and Jockeys would DC
granted by January and the business OF 1871 wouhd
mp
The report that Washington Park would become
member of the Board Is not certain, but majority OF
the members would like to have 1t come into tie fod'
In regard Louis 1t Is not so strong AL association
as Latonia. Should the latter join the ST. Louis and
Chicago tracks and become member OF the Board IL
would practically be a National Board and benefit
the turf by revising tie rules and enforcing them to the
letter when revised.
Count Gideon was at Jerome Park Monday TO SEQ
his yea:lings tried Three-eighths in 80 seconds was
the best trial. The colt owned by John DAILY by
Prince Leopold worked quar.er In 20 seconds, which
is n grand move as he has only been worried fifteen
days. The Count retirns - Wa hingon tonight. The
meeting at Jennings Is a great success ana VIII DO
continued f,g some time. Efforts are being made u
get some Of the stables which racing at GUTENBERG
The racing the latter place has been seesaw
between the public ana the DOohlcs Win INC HoLofs
about even. There many g!and crippc' patched
up to race there that 1t makes form tln, as
no one ever knows when one Of the has-beens' is
ripe fOr killing.
roano has Il history. lie purchased rs
year!iEE al the same time Salvator sold. Both
were purchased by Mr. Haggin. Toano showed tho
best form in trials but broke down and carried
the Rancho Del Puso cO0rs lie Is by Longiellow ana
One Of the fastest sprinters in training.
of Association
ne;.d to make many reforms at that track Every
thing will be rebuilt throughout, and several OF the
lending citizens of the village will hold stock In the
concern Objectionable persons viii not be allowed on
the track. several stakes will be announced TO
close On January /. The new association will have the
support Of some Of the tracks controlled by the rules Of
the big four.
The iron has been given to Bolero ST. Carolus
and the BROTHER Longs:rect will be kept moving
all winter. "Jack' Joyner and Frank Clarke have
the chestnut privilege ut ShcepShead Bay. jack
is too busy to 10 the city, his yearllngs
take up all his time Should next Sunday be pleasant
he may try some of them against Jimmy Rowe's
his yearngs, and his horses ut Washington arc win
ming win oats. The coming horse show Is attract
Ing the attention OF horsemen aid the thoroughbred
and >''' buyers "'' from Islands in the Pacific
and from apan john sf uss1s Curt e1 unn
for the Rancocas stable lie will have to meet all
the cracks Ills Eghness st. Florian, Yorkvio
lie will give them argument in the thrceyearold
classes. that IL looks II Higgins would have 10
win purses enough with him to get back the $4,000
purchase money.
Virginia IS looking up as breeding section, and
by next fall there viii DO large breeding establish
ment there.