New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-07
NOTES IBOUT TURF Affairs.

The meeting Washington Is not likely to attract so
many horses from tracks hereabouts "a was expected
Many changes proposed management Of he meeting
caused number OF owners to change their Dans "leen
T. Morris bis entire stable to the Capital
CITY, but he dissatisfied with the programme T. j.
Dryer said that doubtful II he should send any OF
his horses Washington. NJ +. Dwyer has not decided
what he will do. Your Uncle W. {. DAILY Intends to send
three carloads, or about thirty horses
The absurd reports about trials at the suburban distance
and quarter miles, in winning time are takh2 the
annual rounds Lonestreet Il said to have had number
Of trials at night and euibc persons make anxious IN
qutics I.onPseot Is regular In his habits
and is late. He receives work about o'clock
the fast Work Of the horses In either
Of the Dryer stables be- Witnessed BY any person
who makes the journey II the track one Of the early
trains
wcstchestcr has been taking his work such s1tis.
factory the requenters Of the track have ny
ured that he has excellent chance for the BROOKLYN
Handicap odds against his chances have been CRAFTY
seldom spoken about by racesoefS
He certainly should be considered having chance ou
Bones" IS called looked better and is doing
regular work
Tournament seems be the most sought after IN
the Suburban, and he has been substantially supported
There nothing complain about fl regard to his conu
ton at present but Suburban long way OIL. ms
trainer says Strathmcath and Judge Morrow have been
In active trimming the Washington meeting but viii
have easier time OF 1t for at least week bo'n are
doing all that their veteran trainer asks Of them
Montana has been plunged on for the suburban he
is what Is called lucky hoise by many trainers who
refer Of last and say that II Montana Is IN
the rst three IL will BE- another streak Of luck Tor a'
Byres thinks that Montana Is the unucke't morse
in the world Realization Stakes Of last year hou
have fallen 10 his lot The Is doipe strong gal
lops &C Monmouth Park. Will receive one Of Irness
| special preparations FOR the race
s'Ulckory JIM Davis mad. rip to Mddeburg Nd
Int week and reports Issc being In nagnihc'ht con
dton and one Of grsndest looking SONS Of Eous Ter
ncr {. another Of whom the ancient trainer thinks hghy'
Reckon should take Firenlrs place If looks go for any
thing and II am mighty glad Wyndham Waldens horses
are not going To at Guttcnburg" said MI DAVIS
! Pcssora buoys up the hopes OF y. +. W'cotI' uno
"Nose.~ OF the Monmouth Park Association and peas'
his trainer j. S. Campbell who maker no secret "i tne M
that good as those oil any hor7' III "
BROOKLYN Handicap Pcssaa is receiving slow prepare
ton FOR the race will be hurried The chances are
IN favor of his going the post III and ready 10 rce WI"
| 'r'rcs" Taral 10 pilot him 10 victory II possible
Fon has been doing 81 well Of late thst there l. pos
slbe chance that will b. posted as ssrter Inc giant
ON q, Eolus IL easily trained aud has fully recovered IRON
the effects of the firing iron He Is taxing rFusr or
and nobody can what twenty day. training may 90 lo'
him and hi, appearance at the post VIII no. SURPRISE
| several Grav'send trainers +,
II Barnes {. no James and reports the horses IN
the vicinity Of Lexington forward in their training
a. that t.r, ar horses enough in Thinning az the tAch
and surrounding u insure succe'Stu ine'uns
As there are a large number Of horses nom othet Pa'
| entered It should excel any previous hee'"s. D '
connuc to win the good opinion Of the Hue Grass res
ADD many dollar, OF the Kcntuckons money nave Der
| wacercd on his chances in the brooklyn race
secretary Crcunore sent entry blanks ana STAKE '7
, the Monmouth Association 10 The uAiners Ut po''
| ,,,,, aud ,;,oueestar also 10 "Edn COrr!gan, JUS
70 show them what they have missed by not h"dhs I'M
| ,dmonition Of the Board OF Control 49,
| J. L. Mcdonald has returned rom Oa'Orn" III
| frp b.ncfbd him greatly. Ho ''S'''" "' '
| shcepshcud Bay yesterday.
| J. w Rogers has not given his horses strong oa''e
| vet All that they have done up tn dat" Is slow Work
The report that there would BE- racing a. 'n'
,,ach i Laughed at by persons Interested who say oA
| tho only racing likely - tako place there Is pc1op
| rae. , 49,
IhlrtyGyo thousand dollars Is the amount 70 % oN
| pend,d on improvements At Monmouth Park Inc "S'o
,lation Intends u furnish the hotel with IN" be't
materials . her will b. doubt about IT, Iein
opened for guests by July /. A. /. Nalcow NSi's ,h
| oac,s Il the association o,cfy day at O'Clock IN IN
morning and l. the 20 all day 10 arrange the denii
concerning tho change OF management The sam" bu'i
nc-z principles applied TO the management o u' assoc"
ton heretofore Viii b. continued but On more hDeis
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