New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-12
NOTES ABOUT TURF AFFAIRS

1--WE arc Axed.' IS the cry OF the GuttonburE gang
are now prepared to meet the eotre American racing
in fight Necessary. Dnny's bill gives Us juS'
in NewJcrscy, chance to play both ehu'
against the middle with the general public IA dupeS
There Is little for Linden Elizabeth to have rae
ing Lon" excellent care 20 have prosecutor I'D
Union County would the greatest vieor IN pun
.hing all yoators OF the law especially the race track
oncrd,. The senator Union County Is bowed down
with care. Hc Is Disguised with fllabem Inc people
Of that city dcgcnerated much that he II seriously
considering adNsabty removing his goods ana chat
to secluded village in 'hc county so that he viii
not come IN with the who work IN the shops
and build mp city. HI, action since the day he began
hi, canvass has made IL possible 10 elect Re
publican should present senator be- renonnaed by his
party.
The Monmouth Association VIII be reorganized before
the racing season well under way. The bonds held by
the VIII De- divided. jerome Par. will take
care Of the Monmouth people do not secure It,
H. other, not vet meno designs the property
The question racing At Monmouth this year i an open
ouc. Tha; racing be conducted at Monmouth Park
On the Guttenburg pan l. undoubted "WiI A. j. Cos
,att do so F il asked by mony persons
IL Is not likely that they VIII, 81. with the association
rcorgiIed with the ris; .0rt OF men az the hem ther'
u, racing this year, and Neng bill could b. passed
lsg3 which would place the sport IN Hs proper sphere
not In tho hands political Tckster. and sure thing
gambler "Diony" aud Lon" would io-e their grip on
the TIN, At Of racing and the corruption fund Of
Guit4ubuIg would Gwlndic that the heeers and
ballot could say dcre enough gelt on de
The tolr,.. the soourner' in the sunny South are
called are beginning To- return Henry SUdyker arrived
from Rock L.ige Florida, On Thursday. "PhlI" D"yeF
inquired about weather by telegraph and received up
from fetaIy Mcintyre that IL was all right Mr. Dryer
VIII See how good thing Mr. Mclntyre'' TIP IS
when ho srrse, yocay VI. +. D"yer VIII return about
March 3D. he not h,s.d his hor-es and has
fa1- alrnsyMen;e " what policy he VIII Durrdo win
spring A, reported IA Tht Tribune some
CAD, sent "oI b. get Tie nOr-"s which looked a.
70 .v would come hand cary -ady Tor the spring cam
nen horses Ilssniho"nt condition. and Hardy
Campbell tho tione proud o. them. Joe - Nendle
VI. r. D~s-s's betting couH.>.on'r. held ne place OF
90 h'1l cigar clc-k " At the Rock Ledge Hotel
IIr bottns future racing Is brisk Many horses are
belg -plpoftd. Iennys price l. no" quoted q. % 10
m -ome %, he bo9k-. The majority q: the booAs No
hotg cast four hor,'s which seem " have chance
=, Nm. Tho cold ha, 'rolen al The tracks .Aa,
t.e r,ais .nd will DE- used days Many o!
Tho ho'. prepared for blizzard. but were disappointed
and SAINT n know % Farmer Dunn. OF as Lqufa3is
Eunen- root p.,y- no winter races.
Count 60 on ha- secured erop Of wiisA'r~ sine" ne
.i 1..n .os and John D,y. hi partner. = anNiol,F
uquiin1 Count Will naVN uay dutS Oh u.cm
Charley" said that he wears whisAcr.
that like Ills iIlrhness the Prince Q,
Walr. R.ron kelly raised n" fore IN opinion Of Aurr
~ where he visited. They are expected IN New
lorx ab)u' Alrl ].
Row. :, preparing himself Tor tho Of 1892
and Jack JoyneE he /, almost NJ TO 20 to the
pot
John M,ckey, lr. trled to purchase Fair Lady from
william B,'nc'. e Lexington. ny but did not secure
Der. oTcrd aicLc-t price offered Tor brood
are At private in country. t. Roche purchased
a trp.yc,rod colt bv Hnyar from Jer Mahoncy. The
Tlcc aid bc ~ 800. Nh Mahoney refused $1,000
Prince Howard. Maxim. the Australian sire imported
rs !. H. Hasgin " Inc bc,' horse, dat ever
a.'d 10 ~ Anupoie,. Cahine the only horse Who
held -ee he lowered h, color 10 one holly con
tested race. MAXIM ha- flli, recovered 'nd va: MAX"
,o.on At bat twenty choice mares vii b. bred TO hin
81 the R,n,hp dI Pl-o.
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