New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-04
NOTES ABOUT RACING MEN.

That Sunday at the racetracks this Of the year
Is as quiet street in Philadelphia was no exception
Yesterday to the rule. Many owners made call to see
thcIr twoyear-olds The majority Of them imagine they
have the winner OF all the big stakes All the horses oox
well If they did not, It would be OF lite use 70
tain them Almost all OF the old favorites VIII "spor
silk" year. and the handcsp will have long iss
Of nominations.
AT almost every stable action OF the Board OF Con-
troll in regard winter racing talked about 1t
surprising that the universal opinion OF the tran
ess the big tracks is III favor Of the Board Of Control
81 like o good thing" trainer said, but the best
thing ever heard Of Is that the Free Horse Owners Aso
cston have chairman and secretary the owners Of tie
two stables racing at Gutenbufg and that they
can decide what horses race on that track"
A. another stable there group Of seven owners and
trainers giving their views about the affair Ono said The
first move made by the GuttenburS assoeiatoa
yas lust what the Board OF Control wanted-tat u.s. TO de-
clare against and trainers who were willing enough
To under false coOrs, II In that way they might hold
their standing with the Board OF Control.
The next starter was talked about after Mr. Caldwell
had been under criticism for awhile. all saying that his
ability starter was never questioned out ,at ne WA
arbitrary and altogether too severe TO some Jockeys Ho"e
is the favortc with Petteng good second choice, and
Ferguson the outside in the betting.
Tho meeting OF the OF Control tomorrow promises
to Of the most important ever hold by mat body
Another rule Is looked for and several other afaS OF
importance to the turf will he disposed Of Trainers and
Jockeys should which side they take by applying fes
their licenses at once.
The thre.ye arold division should be as good II not
better than any class odds which started
in this country. Ludwig, Leonaweil. Nonad, Sir Mat
thew Tammany pghtcr, ARA, Bashiord, PatrimoaJ
colt Fremont. Dagone,, Merry Monarch ana forhviNs
Belle, who will represent the ales, are all IN eNceent
condition. The latter lot eligible to all stakes His
Highness Victory and ST Blorlan, the "cracks OF last
year. can start in the Realization the death OF oe
nomnator, the late August Belmont, made ell other co.
gagemens void. J. B. Haggin Is still importing Aus
sralians. Maxim, by Muskot dam Realization is the
Ch-cla Dr~edt To
tralians should fnc showing. But there IS
sire in the known world who has equalled fremont
in his first year in the stud lie had
only moderate mares and sold under the
for sls,500 Maxim is credited with twogear.
old record at three quarters Of mile Of l5 with 1872
up, from standing start, straightaway 1t is claimed
the New-Zealand record, but q throeyear-oh called
Quadrant three-quarters in :1ls., with the same
weight up. track with turn. Time tests In
New.zeaIand do not go, any more than time over the
toboggan slide Morris Park compares with the time
made the Brooklyn track
Another brother OF Sir Modred California Cbevos
who Is also BROTHER, the sire Of Osrc Is owned BY
Charles Reed. and 10 Fsirview. Tenn, aud
have q chance 10 get winners from the choice
that winner.producing farm.
Tho scandal u,ongers OF tho turf ioath let
racing arm Of Walcott Campbell alone. They persist
saying that there is rupture, notwithstanding Mr. Wo.
colts and Mr.. Campbeus denias The latest IL thas
there disagreement and Mr. wacots said; II will
buy yours sell my interest for $4,000" Mr. Campbell
did not have the money, but in temper ami went To
PEOPLE Guttenburs and told them the crcupstances
They offered to put up the money FOR him. Mr..
Campbell returned TO the city and told Mr.. wacott he
would buy him out and he could have the money
once Mr. Wacott declined sell, and said there
any selling 1t would be under tho hammer tine
In May. account OF the IL for
granted Fred Tara would ride at Guttonturg and
started another discussion to whether Taral would
DO compelled ride at Gutenberg for Mr. Campbell and
be ruled OF the Board Of Control tracks There IS little
danger either Of sale tina: Tara Will ride the hill
this
The Rupert stable Is gradually being strengthened BY
uonal purchases The latest purchase the Fellow
craft-Rhada colt, Mahoney Co. The colt broken
and trained By John Croker at Brighton Beach.