New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-28
NOTES AInTT TrRF AFFAIRS.

TIL. arrival Of NJ T. Dryer Will furnish any number o
rcpor,s as 20 his Intentions Should he a1nd inc races "
Guenbur1 IL is lcly that his pre- "ncc ~ bc dcA W"
So o,.ncd ms evidence that h. viii hi horses thrIe
hold they la ready 20 race should Richard llyue "'
the rip the report will go out AT once uaS tnc 'oO""
Jockey club will ignore the new rules OF u'e be"'u "
Control. H. c. Dltmas has been acu'siy c"s'sV" W. :,
in prrf,ctlnr sorallci racing trut lie IS Vi' 'iose ~
18th Coorge and William Enfcuan, and II he WI LAX 'u
tell only ,ort Of what he knows IN regard 10 recent u "
,o ,,ou,rtv no certainly can administer sedatlNe "a
,hc victims Of Insomnia cm,,d by 1e brgh'oh p'''"
deal aud the informal meeting Of the
vonmouth Park aud Beard Of COntTI ufhs' -,
rho ..sert,on that one member would not at'hu W
meeting, is absurd as he IS large s'ocAho'u ~ IL
mouth Park. The statement shou'a p" qu'''"' |
,.ctnp WAS postponed day, as h. had 70 pfe'" .
,cctng OF a cOrIontlon IA Pld1driMa ~" NV ~
49, 20 &, attendance and remained until q" iHioinh'
huslncs, was over and lon the meeting an honr "'o'
adioufn.d. There is likely 70 be mchhs V"' WV.
with all the members present. - j. A. MOTIFS j. W.
home By April J. having decided to shorten Ms s"' ~ "
Texas ranch. - ....a.
I ,o,ov weather Of yesterday prevented the inspec'
ZION O, many OF thu racing stables ~ their owners DIV
ing par.!., arranged to Nlst MOTIFS FAR" "'' " ~
aD1ndoacd. . Ito ,o,,,.
, ,oot ,,,,pg many OF the twoycar-Olds having GOV
cred half mile in 81 seconds IN their WORK Ing'v N
been but little sickness and on last lhuiSu'J "0 '
had a clcan bill OF health -.
In Lexington turf matters quiet The coming
nc meeting PROMISES 10 be the best one ever held on
that historic track M a.,
no ycarlIngs are promising this spring. Inc NJ
Grathilna lot excel all previous ot' 10 SIZE 'hu S
appcarancc. Tho Philosopher o. Mc'Tathians' Nio
Young, has decided u ses MS con" anu ""'' ~ wa
,..,. - -
number Of salos VIII be he'd IN Lexington. and
representative, from all parts u tho country are r'ndns
cucr, Of inquiry about the embryo champions mat vii
~ offered
nvron McClcland's handicap candidate. Bermuda Is
the IoA ington favore Tor the Brooklyn lie i In mag
ninccnt ,hapc and w shipped tat at the end Of h'
Lexington meeting. rot scout viii bay" the bon'h, Of
nrcc possibly four races h. tst 70 BATHS
with the Hover OF the ha.t"m thorouehbicds
The racing In this spring promises 70 develop
several god ones intending buyers that any horse
In Kentucky that looks ,acy Is held such fancy price
that the majority turfmcn had much rather wait aud see
them before giving up thousands u dollars for horses
that the owners ought be cts'krs.' Inh Chicf
Is one o that take the chances -
waiting Tor him to before a. sells him. Several
offers been made FOR him. bit he viii not be In tho
market again until the Lexington meeting.
There have been many discussions in rcard u the
CheNio-B'anty colt. Dr. Ro.s. lie Is one OF the lrst
crop Of the Chcyio and lcpoitd dead last spring
When ,hc II,aFt sale took place ho taken sick and
len behind. lie Ta'd In the fall iie started Ave
and twice. Poth at thr"cquarters
with lis pounds up and the tine WINS 10 and ia,
lle likely East this lie T. bred 10
a distance. his dam, Beauty IS by Tho Drummer
former Australian crock
Tho regular "a Louis reetlug Will las, for,y.cight days
this and with racing ira ks Ia Chicago aud
every the this section hosownorS should
D. IN clover with much racing winter and summer The
old that remember the days before the when all
tie racing days In the entire country did not number
thirty all told. that IL Is certain 10 collapse In short
time Thor, will De- number Eastern stables repre-
sen,od IN The West this year the rulc 10 regard to win
tracks will drive raay u the horses that good
enough to win on the big tracks wcsa