New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-19
GOSSIP ABOUT TURF AFFAIRS.

The RoaId Of Control held an inpromptu meeting yes
to-day sr which racing situation was Thoroughly a.
cusscd The Monmouth PARK question wa talked over
and several plans WIRE proposed by different member,
,r d.po.ng Of the stake, the different tracks should
it. b. necessary have them decided in tins N'e' ih'
bootmake,' methods talked sbout ard the systems
in vogue 10y the tracks The owners Jockey 'nu '.S'n
-, who violated rules hive no hoI" oi rsanihg 'l
standing this wear may b. enacted by the Board
I'm 1893 il another question. There will be an informal
meeting Of the Board Monday, at which the Monmouth
meeting question Is likely to be- settled.
John Hunter and Philip Dwlcr had long talk IN D'-
ropico last NIGHT about the comparative merits Of the
tbrvcar.od candidates for stalk" honors this year D"'
did not decide the winner Of all the richest plWs" -
Colonel McI>wee joined them, and horKEHIe bei'e
chance. wore considered. thing all three owners CO.
inctded in was that they glad that His lilghnr's 81
Foran and Victory not contestants III n'JoHN
the stakes.
W. G. paly at ST. james, explained to a Gnttcn'
burg official that Board Of Control had caused nm !"
lose NJ LEAST % every since the winter rnr W"r
passed The fraud against the public as y Is termed os
the winter bookmskers at Guten urg on THURSDAY e'u~
the much-tslked-ot rno IN license bookmakers 10 ~
vlvcd The 1-2-3 books were condemned by nu"o'r VI
IN, Trustworthy booknakers who do not patronkc the WIN
trucks. -,
There are a few rrfmen," one oooNmaNer s'u'
who have the services Of honest jockeys at 'n'" ~
mand. Besides that. they are owners oil eN''"SNs '
b-- and with such jockey ~ Taral Oh o"r VI Wv"
,o-scs ,cr.ut tho mice laid against their horse IN u
- 3 books and often cash their tcK'l' WIZ" !" i
ity their horse not In IT, q, the poorer cl'S u
wer, compelled to accept the services oi jockeys VINO
were riding for the 'under;skcrs' who run inc -
booAS The Hoard Of Control l. hheV 70 I'"'u' VIZ
evil brfor, thu season opens
The >now-torm has driven the t-inerS ana 'her hos'
back to the sheds again. and the indications are '"' W
will have 10 De- content Win ulA1 'o'' :" WIN " ~
least a week. 80. .,,.
IL, an in wind that blows nopody good thinks
Jin" vIlcpieue a. cVcclen, sleiinins "a' taken
advantage Of rs large number Of parties VINO n'''
clubhouse at Morris Park their oNe'"' P''"'' ~
vncngue f. always prepared Tor any number Z" Pf9on''
,nn a. choice r.pa.t served - IN any '>c III u'r
cty should the slcghus last the clubhouse WEI De
the scene " much mernn'nt
PAM N,l.on il visiting in Canada His friends
heard tina, he had gone to California in sailing ship for
his health. lilo.
Secretary Mcintyre had unusual nnmi"i Of ''"'.h
y.,er,v lie hss been busy getting his stake li'ts ready
ior Brooklyn meeting
The winter book, being extensively mtiohi'eu' y
ir,. ruuh.r ~ horse. receive substantial support.
one hundred and horses Of variety OF breeding
were hipt.d On the White steamer Iunilc, winch
sailed from Liverpool yesterday for New-forh
The many trgo.r- who md fault with the large mum
M of unnamed ho.., which race on the Easten tracks
should thank their that the ownrr- % tr unnamed
colt and Milo, DO not lni't such ouuduHh NAMES on
then Of the Western owners Here J. a Sp''"'"
sslcced from entities Ia ~" tdton Stokes to o. run
at the Memphis Tenn. meeting Snsiley IN" hnugN'r'
only few v,a. ago IN. doing- OF the horses trained
In tn South -uhlce u iHporarc" 10 Eastern tur
men but now thor. T. lite Interest displayed
n their Work. Riley T. lar enough advanced
~ work q nile Mobile In I.E@. Huron
Ihn Dwyef and Lew Weir have run milo In %
4, these horse aro Memphis aud In The Ten
nessro circuit thcy should certainly h. ready when the
bell ring. t. 70 20 the post !. W Pepper. Of LeNihg-
ton Ky has engaged stable ~ the ''laNe-"nd track
IIis horses are beng trained ut Memphis 10y la Brown
better known ~ drown Dick" The stable nuins'rS
sixteen horse many them highly trained and promising
snnals.
,s.oryc Hauer the weknown trot;ing horse bre der
and drVer Nriro-~. H. dead. When the famous had
~ ngc. which In slower classes than their
record. came 1887 and thought that they had
the their mercy az Mystic PARK, Boston
Nh IIsu"r had Forrst KING entered IN one OF
the race W,-t outlaws arranged o. win the race
with Billy ONel. Incorporating under the name
Of Harry Robinson. win Clever, s4ia~ Dollar alias
Rrightwood and r,a-"r another ringer. u help MIN
II we one heaviest biting race, ever seen at
My.tc Pard pool amounting 20 hundreds OF doar-
Fufc.t KING selling Tor about 80 In 500. Mr. Han'r
drove him with rlt that be the Nee IN straight
heats and the delegation requested that the bets
h.. declared OF IN" morse, in fhr race were
rrouy under fictitious names This cau-"i an exposure
th.t wa, the en-st.on trong circle, az the time.