New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-14
NEW.COUERS on THE Turf.

Mr.. Sha dy. Of Jersey City. Of the new stock
holders H. Monmouth Park, and probably one OF the
directors, intends 10 buy string Of good horses
and establish a rst-ca-s racing stable. He will be
welcomed on the turf with open arms. The in,tltu-
tiOl necds the support Of all the good that
can De found. II is not Yet known who Will be Mr..
Shandly's trainer.
Another welcome new conner is Charles Fair, son
Of the cXInltcd States Sc:ator. lie ha, begun the
establishment Of stable by purchasing Of senator
Leland stanford a colt by Flood, out Of Rosebud.
tho most promising ynunfstcr at PalO Alto Mr..
Fair will come eastward next year with half a
dozen choice racers to join The competition for the
great prize, the Atlantic coast
The Washll stOn races begin at Bennincs on April
o. and continue twelve days. BoOkmakers will be
required to pay go day. Charles a. Hon viii
have charge Of tho betting, John g. Cavanagh viii
furnish slips. supplies etc, and Paris Archer viii
look after boxes. states, etc. Everything points
TO q successful meeting
McIaughli1 ana Garrison, once more good friends.
are in active training for ia" seasons campaign.
Garrison !, fat and rcd - = boiled lobster. and
look, soft. Mclaughlin seems as hard nails, but
l. rot nearly down 10 weight.
Riley the shgficr. Is himself again. ard will hc
heard from In tho Brooklyn liand'ap. lie IS IN
doubleday the toughest horse the turf The
Metropolitan Handicap, which laid half dozen Of the
hest horses IN America 90 tln shelf, did not hur,
him in the slightest degree. Ills Western raccs VIII
put him edge for the Hooklyn Handicap. and
Loncstrcct may have to stretch his nek 70 beat him
IL l., whispered that John Kelly ana DAVID tddr0
sailed yesterday for this port. They win have
something 10 LAY When their ship come, IN. w.
Kelly will be delighted 10 find his life long friend.
Inspector Brlncs in the office Of superintendent Of
Police.
i few bookmakcrs met with row ana then
who do not stoop 10 the level Of the gang that
makes the daily din in the ring al Gntonbure.
one Of them l. Matte Corb"tt. II an boohmakcr,
we're like Mir. Corbett the ring would be a respect
aiIc place. lie blacksmith In his youcccr
DAYS. BIncksmithing j. an honest trade. ana Mr.
Corbct has never gotten ever the influence IL had
upnn MIN. He is one Of the most genial 0f men,
FIN Of gentlemanly qualities. There Is Il certain tvs
ycar.Cld he would like to buy, but $1,000 Is a little
abovc the price he cares 70 pay.
The railroad facilities Of Monmouth Park haro
always been excellent and liberal. but this sea. On
Will lind them vastly improved. The double decAcf
ferryboas Of the Pennsylvania road will land race
gncrs nj the track level In Jersey city and trains
Will under the arra' cement. go through Jersey
CITY nj n much higher rate Of -pccd than heretofore.
\ srrwd looking negro las been going the rounds
betting all the money that the antcpOst books would
take on Alan Zane for the Suburban 1T 200 20 |.
joe Cotton laid him 5000 to $40. and wishes he
hadn't Alan Bane's price last night quoted
al 50 to l. lie Is a iouryearold and his weight Is
At Gloucester n day or two ago, a two-year-od
colt worked three-eighs OF mills In 81 IL seconds.
and half n 81, pulling up. Ills owner has refused
% 900 for him.