New-York tribune., 1891-10-14

to-day. As he has been the improve Of late Il l.
but matter Of few days before Mr. Dwyer will win
him out.
The sale OF the walcott a Campbell horses
looked at failure by Mr.. Campbell and others.
The prices realized were not nearly as much as were
expected.
p. J. Dwyer Son viii 20 TO Baltimore with Their
horses Byron McClelland viii not start any Of the
colts that he intends to sell. He backed Bermuda to-
day. but said that he not good horse in the
mud. Count Gideon was all smiles when Hoodlum
ran second in the Jerome stakes Tarals riding was
masterpiece Of iockeyshp he beat stake horses with
a selling platter, and A moderate one at jbat The
Count has not quite decided what to sell be what
the sports call stuck on his horses. His stable should
be cracker next year. As the Count intends To sal
for Europe about the first of December il Is hKeS
that he win return with batch Of new IDEAS Hy
land will get them at first cost duty Of. as Major
Mckinley didn't know that Count Gideon was going
abroad. and imagined that there were no IDEAS I'M
ported. He knows better now. They have some
IDEAS over there and John A. Morris will make an
affidavit 10 that effect.
W. II. Sands has five selling plsters all in the same
class. that he intends 10 dispose Of They are all gou
enough to win races but lie only get chance 70
run them about twice in meeting. and the expense Is
what eats up the winnings. All Of them can run III
the mud and should make excellent winter horses.
The conditions Of the sea and sound stakes are lu-
dicrous. The name should be changed TO the LooA
and see stakes. as Dagonet got in WITH only III
pounds up which gave him field Of poor horses to
beat conditions drove every gOOd morse OUT VI
IT, But no one will begrudge John Hunter me Houoi
Of winning IT, he is Of the sort OF turtmen tha
benefit to racing. ,. .
There are many rumors of change Of trainers N the
Withers stable but there is nothing definite IN mem
Mccarthy would like Mr.. Wthers 10 try some Other
trainer. Frank McCabe has been meAtoncd as tne
probable trainer Of the BrOokdale horses next year
but Frank is comfortably placed, and If he can WIN
races for Mr. Gebhsrd he would make as much money
a, any trainer the turf Mr.. Gebhafd IS HOeId
The weights for the White Plains Handlcap are
out Yorkville Belle has the highest lmpost ever put
on flly in the history Of American racing Sne mas
l27 ponnds up SoE Snd .e c0noedH allowance It IS
said that she Will start. and that 81 floTian WI VIA
also accept the weight assigned 10 MIN. ~ "ouiu
be all right if sey get away from the post IN Ine I
number Of nghtweighs that delay the start ana wear
the eavvweights ont before the flag falls, If the dy
is clear tomorrow, and Mr. Gorman WORKS a. ne ula
the White Plains Handicap should be one OF the SEN
saiiOnal races Of the year
The Chinese cooks at the different tracks have formed
a combination and have the trainers OF the various
stables in which they employed on the anxious
sea- m the time a. a threat leave means raise in
their wages They have reached the limit. and the
trainers are tired but The usual remark OF e MoIe9
r. Tlaince " TO blaZeS. Win heap plunk> on wan
jim. Play ploolloom alice samee on Glutten6ug.
The cry the Chinese must go. Peter Deiacy Is NOT
IN with tls although everything that happens i lad
20 him, the trainers must make their own nght I>
time -,
tomorrow NAV be the last days racing ever held
over the old saddebags track, a. the Dead Head hl
pr0pert7 was sold yesterday and brought Sl2OpO IN
acre prize that makes Jerome Park WORTH Sl,2tD
600 property too valuable for racing purposes. Inc
chances are that il will be sold before racing begins III
panv Of which the travers estate owns the con-
/ rolling interest.