New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-02
NOTES ABOUT TURF AFFAIRS.
HOW TIT. HANDICAP ENTRIES LOOK.
MORE ARRESTS AT GUTTENBURG-THE CASE OF
PENNY.

Tho weight, assigned to the horses entered in the
Prookyn and Suburban hsndicaps to please the ma
jointly Of turfmen The general opinion Of bookmakers
and Others nteres.7l that It's 90 TO against any
horse handicapped but when layer Of the Odds mole
the assertion and byscander said II VIII bet you 800
YOU offer" he said II don't make
a winter book.'
There are many others who saw that It looks as II
Longstrect would easily yanqsh his opponents should he
come % the post aud we'll Rus-ei l. looked upon as
having chance in the Brooklyn. he comes 70 hand
early, AMI with his impOSt can run the distance III s'
time.
wyndham Walden l. Of tho trainers who sends his
the post M in their first race while others walt
horses into their form in races ana pFac
ticay themselves. strathmcath will surprise race
soers when they him, he has developed into COM
pact. rugKrt-loo6ng horse and his trainer, Green H.
Morris Is another Of tho old school who send their horses
70 post ready Tenny IL bsterI at present
but has wlntrci Splcndidy. The famous swayback will
b, well supported races. should his astutc owner
accept tho We clt assigned to him.
Tcuton, the Western crack which such tip for
Bookyn Handicap last + considered by Ken
tucklans sound he ever was In his NE, aud with
los on his back + Thrown INTO the handicap" e.
Western said ,terday. Kingston never was
In such spe.dii shape he IS at present In former
Years he waj Rheumatic in h' shoulders, but has not
shown sign OF stiffness this winter
Frank A. rarts entries must no: Dc overlooked. Matt
Allen has them In fine shape aud with chance N
Keep them working condition no matter what sort OF
weather BE- Ia the coming spring he Is almost
sure {, the post. Clarendon has COM
pctcv recovered from his soreness and he meets with
no mishap will number Of small wagers for each
race Allen laid times last year that II he had saved
Clarendon Tor the Suburban hc would have the race
From Ciarcudons present appearance he looks as II no
would weigh than horse in tralning san Juan
look, Ike rae,ho-e and Is fayore Of the bows in the
stable E,y Roy u the that "lll "cnrl up'
when pnchcd rider Isaac Murphy. expressed it last
summer.
Montana j. a. Long Branch and will be- ridden by
'~nappef" Garrison should Matt Bvrnos send him 10 the
post Ju-t hor good Montana when Just right Is an
L- trainer and the public. but Garrison
yy Ind 10 out whca h. rides one OF his hard finishes on
him. I!ckrickc. g., another Monmouth Park entry. ana
10 hos shown enough in his work and his To win
either race %, and great la osco share the honor
Of running ml,c In q inside ~ ! 80.
LOU, +, quiet conservative trainer. and saws
little. Tut he n pleased with tho way his horses have
wintcr,d his GOOD luck Will continue untl ho
irclo blows % BROOKLYN. Tristan. reported In Tho
Tribune ruptuIod usco In his erea, race with Ecn N
The NcwNork jockey Club Handicap when WITH III
pounds on his hak he defeated bv the giant son OF
Fou, At ia miles In 06'2. That was his lls' fnce'
a., his injury WA 50 severe that Stuart could get him
T. tho po. again 1891. The rupture Of muscle i
.erou, matter and takes time to discover It's eNec's
a. hove ], l.kcly a. any time I'D u inc daY
Of the race he J.. nttcd engage in
I,,,sra doing well that j. s. Campbell made sew
eul attempt, would beat other horses en-
clcd la Pcsslia has had course OF treat
mont GIiing the winter and sound and smooth
- any horc In t.aning. Bermuda i In Hentu' Nv. and
report from Lexington that he has grown ana looks
a. II ha would De- ready early the season and the hnish'
ing preparation would be- given 10 him IN races run a.
Lexington at the spring meeting.
Ban Chcf E, an Their candidate. lie Is fast
horse when fchf and Narqush,d Marion G. In :he Wheeler
Handicap CARRYING IL pounds the mares l2l and
won lbs two cu.th, n the fast time 4 06.. lie zoe
.,k shortly after that aud did hot recover his form
again during the season.
III. Highness. N.mad and Lampighter are :he best.
known trcc.yearolds handicapped The hrst.mentIontd
+, cnentIy treated both but he i slow horse
~ got into condition and not be at his best when
tho BROOKLYN is Nomad Is one OF IN" twoyear.ods
which raced under difficulties all last season le was
taken with plnkyo early n the and WIS never
up b. hi, folm X HI, former trainer and owner are
authorities lie had rcng'" last september but appears
t. have entirely recovered from the disease and looks
exceedingly well present Iamplghter Is j. W. Rogerss
candidate lie il an exceptional hree.yearod and Dis.
lance seems =, suit him lie is well developed
A. many arois and l. slncd by artist. so thcfe
Is a chance that he will b. starter.
Thcie are many other hor,e~ that have given their
owners enough confidence them enter in the handi
anccs will De fully large In former ye1rs'
The Ioids continue at t'uttcnburg SiN more book
makers arrested yesterday. o. WalbauW t' "esi
dent q tho association and A. g. Lackman were In he
rrrt.r roh II thein have been arrested before Jus
tee Lockwood accepted hail for the offenders ana they
returned at once offend again. The Ioraop"n b hat
talked about viii become law the "n'houFH om''S
saw and they assert VIII against the tracks
81 the noarI ~ Control and In that way 'oHl"l ch To
Iccn., the ainor, and Jockey. who violated thc rl' III
rcglrd to Water racing They maintain uat thetr wi"
be- ,carcity Of jockeys the big tracks ana that thcy
will have to trim, wi'E the winter t"A~ ih'}
said the same thing the starting question: "dS "hS
talked 4, cu 1r. va, no srsIcty OF Starters a, there
were twenty applicants 10 choose ii"m
Tho Linden mana cement ar busy, ana inc u''h mas
been visited Is many stranger, In The last TWO "''NS
tod 49,
be disposed of.
The case 81 Penny ard = T.. Brown Is pc'C'iar ono
and u, muc talked one member OF hc oo'rI Hduo
tho following statement If Nj brown engages Jockey
who violates the rules Of the board IA ho i, au van M
o.. lin a. ,io Wet the rule would be 81 !ittle |
think ot If Nh Grown allows lcnny TO rid" fr his W"'t-
rn stable lis hccs clbc to I3cc on the tracks
controlled by Board OK ~onrol.'
BOOKSELLERS TO EE PROSECUTED.