New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-29
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At thu tracks Yesterday there was little as' "o'n u
Tho track was lumpy SLOW but was rapidly ors.s
49,, nd should he in fair condition to-day The Futuri'y
furnished the principal subject for discussion In 'he %
tory Of the turf perhaps, nothing has been 50 unNs
condemned the action OF tho owners Oh .ne iu'',n
ou.lS.s Of the Annie colt in refusing TO ao" 1ocN'
ps,,o.,-cr ", vide Morello Had Messrs Gideon Daiy
given r,zpaick the slightest ntmation that nc ~ouu ~
he allowed 10 ride would have saved MN the AsuN VI
wasting from 124 to ia pounds in four GAYS wiz. w
weather and every condition against him. Inc ihs"' o0
, ,h 200 he remained in the FIVE hours and at
the first sign OF daylight put his sweaters anu oon
Avc.mile walk. which he repeated after sno'' io -
returned TO the baths and remained four houIs' "
nead To find upon stepping upon the scales that ne cou
ride Morello at rs pounds When he e"ohSa '"' '
ne laid down on a cot and slept until o'clock "he nc
started for the paddock find that his employers ' W
cided IN prevent him earning in Few MINUTES d" "
greater than his salary for the entire year
A croup OF trainers discussing inc oecui"s pi'
lem and from what section the country the greatest
racehorses come. Kentuckan with niuch hoi9e CIV"
flourish declared only in the Blue Grass teso" VI
his state could hgh.class racehorse be ofc' a. no.
where else did 1t have blue grass and limestone water
Tennesseean quietly said II don't where kehtucHJ
has anything bag Of this year. as the best WoSear
olds and threeyear-olds, too. for that matter IN '
East and West Tennessee. while virginia sc'u
q two-yearold that in my opinion Is the Champion o'
his age" One Of the trainers said: Here comes an
old .moss.back.' Well what he has to say about
it,
when the old asked his opinion as to what
produced the best faceholses Nc
and said 'Whar's the use. ef yer told Ht OILY
causes agreements here goes Tnars three counties
In ole Vrgnny tibet has perduced mo- racehoses 'heh
any three States yer kin name. Hanover. Dinwldoe
and Chesterfield counties in proportion TO Their number
bred beats country for the last eighty years
en- 1 amt sayn' word about Albermarle County, whar
Captain Hancock lives, nuther. This assertion put q
stop to further conversation until the cd man walked
away when the Kentuckian said: did you ever see
ANYBODY so preudced Virginian p
There yearings at Ranoocas that are getting
their primary education and the grahdcst lot Of
Youngsters quartered a. Rancoeas lcono
clast a son OF Mortimer and VaDddite was recently
purchased in Canada, and Will be bred 70 number Of
mares OF the highest tried colts BY Mcrti.
mer that Mr.. Lonlsrd bred. An accident which
broke the colts lower Jaw prevented hs beng trained
He was sold a nominal and ptacticay buried
IN Canada The success OF Hcindc brother 70
Iconocast, the stud sire Of winners predicts q
brilliant Iconoclast who cxceiled ueimdel in
every particular.
wc-known boosmaker Is around relating hard-luck
story At the late meeting Monmouth Park . man
said him: "Hee is pawn ticket for over SSOO worth
Of Jew lry, etc Give $40 and have the
tcket.'' persistent and expatisted the
articles nuently he secured the wished
for $40. The boOkmaker did not sec him again and
concluded ne would look at the voluabcs the ticket
called for. He went 10 the pawnbrokers and said
"Here is ticket. l would like to look at the articles
it calls for" THAT will you half dollar" said
the pawnbroker. "Ail right let me see them" The
pawnbroker produced parcels of which the book
maker opened Ir found a diamond OF tic brilancy
OF hsh's eye. and ring with another stone
almost brilliant. Wnen the pawnbroksr assured
him that there a watch and chain. and more
precious In the other parcels, he hestated
longer. but said II VIII take them out" The pawn.
broker pencil and piece OF paper and began
figure. After interval Of minutes. the pawn
said 'Thrce hundred and sxtysix dollars and
fifty cents.n The bOokuakcr wilted and said: 1.-THE
ticket SAYS only $50. "You don't understand the
game" the pawnbroker replied. The parcels and their
pawncd separately, and afterwar the
you got that ticket pawncd the three tickets
for $50 What you gave him for 1t don't know. but
1t just 1866 80 set the goods The boomaker
staggered and he walked Bowery, said
"a sport for twenty-five years and buncced at last.