New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-06
TALK ABOUT TURF AFFAIRS.

The engagement q James Rowe starter by the
managenect Of the winte: meeting In SaE Francisco Is
another fortunes favor thot has fallen INTO MS zap III
an opportunc time. Nj Rowe contemplating a nip
TO the Pacific Slope for weeks previous 70 MS en-
ragcmcnt os the recent racing IN California mas he-
vclopcd hgh-class twoyear'old'. Cllmus' ohf
| mon Princess FlOodgate. Dare, and haf sist'rs ~
Racine and Fambcau have raced crcditnbly AMI " Is
likely that Starter will secure some OF the racc
slime cracks for some eastern Cadmus and the
half sister F0mbcau and Racine are owned oy Iohu
stanford Mr. McDonough offered $4,000 for the rio but
rho o- wa, refused a. three youngsters have SHOWN
% well that they are lie raced In the East next year
When John Kelly goes japan some weeks hence he
is likely remain in California long enough 10 '''i' mo
rrnca breeding establishments end 10 have something
nm his sleeve when California representatives start IN
| races a. everybody that hos ever met him Is MS
friend and is anxious put him good thing so tha'
ne can win barrel Of money.
David Gideon goes to Morris Park every day that -
plcasnt lie int nis to Hot Springs in the
near future.
The horses at the BROOKLYN track doing spendidH
r. j. Dryer visits the track frequently Young fhlip
Dvycr IN Florida. Ills system was run down anu ms
doctor advised complete and a warm climate when
has upset oil q fathers plans for winter trip MI
DIVER expect, - visit NcW-Crleana ~ see tn Mardi
Gras and other attractions later in the season.
r. f.orillard has been in the South some weeks Tho
brother Of Huron who w's cn down in yearng 'fai
hy the stupidity Of alleged jockey from Gloucester y
apdlv improving and may face tho starer In the ia
| me tlags
The Kccne stable Is likely be a strong next
year with Iakclond train the horses backed with the
Judgment and otutene's OF Mr. Keene ana his son Fox
hall who is practical horseman either IN the saaae or
| on ground.
j. e. Follansbee intends spend weeks inspect
ing Mexican ranches The property Is in the le:r1
Of the Sierra Mode Mountains. where condition T.
favorable for breeding purposes. Mr. Folansbee says
| that he ha. twelve wcbrcd mares Mexico but ths,
thoroughbreds and broncos can't BE- raised the samo
ranch, the average cowboy makes no distinction BE-
classes. and the thoroughbred gets tho
worst Of II intend 10 90 for brceiIng, and wiz
establish a ranch I'm California" he said Il
the turf and hope 10 have fair share Of success
greatly pleased 10 win purse race but II by any
chance should win OF the great stakes IL VIII take
four hold down"
Kingnaker IS likely 10 make hls debut "a winter
racer in shor, time. Gloucester turfneu
,iatug Tor hin.
The Booid Of Control meets to-day. 1t Is whispered
that an announccment j. shortly he made public that
will be surprise turfncn and the public The riding
OF leading Jockeys has been closely
Investigated and plainly shows that Eastern raccgoers
the victims OF combination o. Jockeys and pool
rooms In Western elite. Few OF Jockeys escaped with
clean rrcoria II 4, impossible % make good direct
barge AGAINST particular Jockey their ions
cleycrv concealed but II OF the leading Jockeys
fails TO receive license will not b. at all surprising
\. j. Joyner 8, home once greatly improved by
his trip North Carona. He reports the Belmont
hor being splendid condition, although he is
enthusiastic ahout them.
j. j. tIr-N, WHO trained Pa't0lus - successfCll-
signed hi position and intend 10 begin tho racing
Sew -Oreaus and - follow the Western circuit next
year some o. tho heaviest br;t the turf that
1 larger amount of can l." wagsr5d q horse a
Wa,hin ;ton Park thin Of the EsstcrT
the attendance = greater and III: uooknakcrs have ,cLs
net aud d, not Lave constc with multitude u city
oorooms
j. T.. Er wste secretary Of Washington Park len This
c..y H.; Caicdgo last nght.
w. y. Bur,h. who Is wineting hts Bcnnings
Ils han 4. lt,f T.
rapidly. Strephon arrived Washington yesterday and
VIII b. trincd BY Mr. Burth Tor the campaign 1893.