New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-21

Belle 1.-THE Refraetion nlly) Ia growing into big mere
She is wintering in great shape. The others In the
stable are In good health. There Is not sick horse
on the Gravesend track Green d. Morris nc his
stable outside the track where he has miniature farm
laid out in paddocks. There Is lane running through
them 20 his house. Judge Morrow was the first one
looked at He is roughlng It, but looks picture OF good
health strabmeath Is all trainer could desire him TO
be the present time. He Is growing and spreading.
and many would know him, there is such change In
his appearance. That he VIII be factor In tho spring
handcaps no one who has him doubts. Celia has
been setoned In both shoulders They were removed
yesterday She turned loose in paddock for ,he
first time weeks with strathmeah. Strange to
say she has fallen love with him. She Will not allow
another horse him. She bosses him all around tho
paddock IL he doesn't 10 suit her she gives him
kick and he never kicks back. 1t Is amusing 10 watch
them Green says: Cecilia Is Just like some women"
False B. OF his Kentucky purchases. Is splendid
looking chestnut colt and hall OF what Is sad about him
In Lexington is true, he is "elnker Srcen Is sweet
him. and said he considered him bargain at $500
Tom Tough is winner, and looks as hi would CO. The
others I'm the stable ell doing we'll
The official racing calendar meets long felt want
but many trainers osk sis 1t TO be for all the tracks or
only for the big fourp the Board CT Control tracks
are called certainly should for Gil tracks, so that
owners others easily find out the amount
money and number Of by any horse
that may be entered in race. The ques
ton OF forfets is once more being asitated
That something regulate orfes should be done, every
opposition to the big tracks that is easy matter TO
chances and dodge the forfes. should the entry
The result that the tracks under
Board Control have hustle for entries which the
forfeit list keeps from them There is copy tho
forfeit OF 1874 In existence that would be Interesting
reading marty" Bergen will apply for q license II 1t
is denied may have to West ride on other tracks
ignore rulings OF the Board That would place
many trainers in nx, should he ride for them, they
would give their licenses revoked for
riding Jockey that under punishment by the Board
At Monmouth Park everything is quiet Few horses
are being worked; the will be raced ut the
winter tracks.
Mr.. Duffy agent Of S. S. Browns stable. purchased
two yesrlings from J. A. & A. Morris for 81 600 for
the pair.
A. J. Joyner is reported be sick. He was to be
and has been aing for some time
August Belmont IT, will have select stable OF about
eight horses II will lie known the Blemton Stable.
Tournament is in Kentucky and is in good health.
He is going sound and is likely to face the starter
LonGstreet Tenny.
The Observation-Disclosures colt like all colts that die.
was the best one In the stable Pncus nconsolable.
as he said: No knows how good he was but me-"
Hyand win be morrow II the day is pleasant
The amount Of sickness Jerome Park has been greatly
exaggerated.
The usual crowd at the Morris Park Club House
yesterday. becoming the favorite point for
driving parties is open all respectable people who
desire TO see the house.