New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-09
NOTES ABOUT TURF a FFIIRS.

Tho forfeit list Is n singular racing law. Many names
appear year and year out whose owners have pee"
dad a. least ten yraIs Colonel McDaniels. h. T.
McGraui and many others who IN their lifetime pa'1
thousands dollars the racing fund in forfelts ana
Who when the race life fast nearing the hn'shnS
post faltered stumbled and were o'tled by tune
aud when The DID no. have anything LETT shorH
have erased from tie let 1t is The wish OF
large majority that forfeits should become
void when the turinnn who them dies There are
many wealthy turiAn whose names appear IA tho
foreL who pay unless compelled 10 do % az te
scale. There is likely be change made IN the rul'
respecting orfeits az the next business meeuhs Ol "o
Board OF Control
report California that the horses IN talning
on tho Slope In fine shape but that majority Of
the stables east OF Chicago, as the forfeit
list larrcr which Will prevent many OF them IRON
coming.
Dam Mccarthy ike Bonquo's ghost, will not down
lIo Ia, another stable. mainly twoyearolis Many OF
them ar, BY the Australian sire Cheyo,. Lucky" Bald
stable likely to have some sensational t"o'yar-
ODDS this year Mr. Baldwin intends to race in the West
this year. lie ha, four twoy'arods BY me Emperor oil
Norfolk two by Gan0 by Ncralo and * by Che'iot
whrh worked well enough to over the noun
tain, to try conclusions and daughters Of the
ses u Kentucky and Tennessee. Tic Older division Is
might be termed hrstcass, but 'houl hold rs
class OF horses which VIII race OF Garfield
Park
CHARLES Reed pad a visit to Morris Park TO soc the
horse, but Fhr,ts sto. 10 The only nspe' ted.
long examine the horse carefully aud CIT
different qualities Tint IL "aS dark leiofc the
lnsl~-.tlon wa, complete. Yorkvlc Belle measured.
and a,,oni.hed tn Fary!cw "E0rhquaIc' to Ind that
the daughter Of Nicer and 1hosa stands - hands
3 inches high. Tho champion hly OF 1881 has thck"nd
spread that her height Is deceptive unless one stands
co.e NJ % her
Aliens horses lo.k exceptionally VOL at present but
Nhrn the sharp work IS given to them many OF them
VIII no. Aicn say, thu; he Away, figures for
At least onc.thlrd Of horses in stable to meet
mishap, before the ~eason is fairly under way.
J. l. McDonall In southern California. 10 eapeets
return month, but VIII VISIT tennessee and Ken
tucky hi way back.
T1r. meeting, n tn West South al conflict
with this year aud OF the leading train
,t. in thu, 3. ,oo writes that ne planning n divide
IS s;aLle IN such a that he will be represented
two three tracks At the sumo time. II" adds INA;
enough horses % make god "a Ing at three
different meeting, runune IN opposition . Zach ether.
Mobile Is though; many be- the beet place IN the
South 20 winrr hosr, and u said that the hor-'~ IN
e. g. and r. COfrran's stable, viii cut wido
the early spring meetings At Memphis and Nash
Vile. Mr.. Corrgan's Icnsfehows erc splendid lot,
and should tho ra !he hOrsenal regain standing
the viii the Eastern tracks to looA sharply
when they meet In aes There IL
ltuc Mr. Correan to force the association 20
receive his cntr" ant II looks a. II - would BE- Joss 4"
time And money I,peat Huron AFFAIR but he never
gives up night unless he wins Is completely knocked
out"
"Plpa1 nelson is at Saratoga business. "Jm'
Vnlepguo ,lstrs and intends n furnish table
d'hot dinner for the bcnn turfnen and club members
GooG dinner may be had at any uus with ltsic
delay
J. j. nyland's horses In training and are getting
slow work every tho weather permits Tier" i
little 70 d. lid about present. ~ all OF them
in splendid condltCn and we're d"scrind III The Tribune
short time ago. Ludwig receives tho most attention
from turnnen u,c $500 bet ust he would defeat
Victory they met has caused many smaller "aSer4
10 be- made on the r~-ult ot their meeting
J.cob pincus remains inside his stable with his horses
stable Is hollow square with the shedS on the
inside he f. from Intrusion Dagonet snd Dogolita
arc both in excellent shape. former promise, make
a grand nree-y'orold.
Adoph Wheeler sends hs horses out lido when the
weather prints All Of his lot look exceedingly we'll aud
Nathan Strauss enjoy hc pleasure Of seeing hi coors
nrst past the pot many this year. Mr. Strauss f.
a member OF the Arm q II. II. May GO. lie Is
nilIiow.ro and valuable acqui itlon 70 the turf Mayor
Grant has been quoted having interest IN the stable
As he sometimes visits jerome Park with MI S'r'u>'. He
interested, but nay Try the turf after his term
as Mayor has expired.
Thursday il nam,d as the day which Will furaiSh
tho public surprise NcwJer,oy in regard to racing In
that II there Ii any thing which viii surprise the
public In NewJessey It viii be to have the Hudson County
Grand Jury find indictments against the Guttcnburc law
breakers IL will be surprise To have racing bill
rushed through at the last minute. everybody knows
that "Dmny" and on' could have hnd that done at any
time during the present session of he Legislature.
The racing a. t.uttenburl 4, rapidly becoming
Every duy has fallen least 40 per
cent many Of the booknakes that the most bare
faced frauds are perIctracd every dav. that IL Is
diving Of IL ottenucss and for that all
Of rrports an. spread that Board OF rcscnd
the rules in regard winter racing. question is
being disguised BY and trainers the big tracks.
In frgatd to BOYS who applied FOR license
the big ratks. IL Is said by Trustworthy turf
men that such Jockey could receive license without
violating the rules We were engaged to ride for stable
which races the lcgitima:e tracks. provided the boy
stopped riding application made. There
number Of oeksrs who would glad Of the chance to
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gayements with good stables.