New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-07
GOSSIP ABOUT TURF AFFAIRS.

The trainer, at Morris Park aie contentad lot ana
the world goes well With them ut the present time
The horses have shed work in the morning and after
their midday meal they rest for an hour and then the
road horses are taken out to Jcromcave. TO tIy
clusiOnS with the tOters from the city. They re-
turn about o'cyck when the hoses have an hours
exercise around the SHEDS. Every horse at Morris
Park is IN the best Of health and there has been
sickness OF any Consequence since last Octchcr one
OF Walco't '. Csmpbels twoFcarold,. by Luke Black
burn died from the eject. ot castfation. lie was not
rs is generally the case when colt dies. the best
enc in the stable" Tenny being walked aroand
the sheds Yesterday. The last blister applied took
such strong ho.d the svaybsk that he lost flesh
but is now recovering rapaiy. TO him yesterday
one would never think that he had National ;epIia
ton as great racchcrse but to hoiSe1nn every line
denoted power. His eye and coat were bright, but
BIS swollen legs prevented him from playing he
usually does when he is walled. That he will race
there is hardly any doubt. Allen went to tn city at
II O'Clock. His stable ha, been described in The
Tribune several Tins. The horses are In excellent
Slape-not lame In the stable Every thing
looked neat and in IT, place.
Rph Sncdeker looks Younger than ever aud sp.nds
much Of his time looking Mt -lcipner lie has IN IN
his stable and wishes that racing would begin at
once, he has horses that should have chance in
any company
g. F.. smiths King Cadmus looks II he would
land another large stake for him next season.
Buddhist Is now considered sound horse as he has
had of treatm, Mt and fired in both front
legs.
on the summit Of the hill behind the waer-tower.
William II. Mccarthy Knapp has his stable. n is
secluded spot and Knapp could hide away
good thne for month and no man Would
80 H'o tc mountain, t. find 1.
lie has twelve hor-c, in hs sable and George Forbe,
T. Lf. tt.i, Tho q
ii, Moir, Iarh. are in splendid hap".
The BuIridgc Biothci, stable f., ai-i tie hill.
and Matt rcaLcs is their trainer He has several
goodooking twoycar olds that hav" lnn fast trials
~. Felix is fair performer and Is ony known to
the patrons Of Guttenburg brt i, likely 30 introduce
himself in forciblc manner TO racegocrs IN some OF
the spring handicapS.
At J. ". Rogers, stable everythnG quiet ali
Of hi, horses doing nicely. and taking she'd work
pickpOcket looks Hike GOOD horse now When he
went into winter quarters he was thin that ono
could count his bones ard see his back teeth. lie
has cainel fully zoo pounds of the attendant,
said.
X. X. Allcock has sixteen In his lot. Most Of them
are twoycarolds. lie expects to share IF
the money with them. They viii b. fully described
later In the season.
At Jerome Park active work begins to morrow.
a. there d. 40 sickness 'hcre nov.
Dolph" Wheeler las twelve in his stab.
mostly two year ola.
Walter Rollins ms ten IN III stable which will train
Bayaid Thayer. Of Eo,ton. the "elknown yacltsman
Is the owner of several - them.
A. ". Wa.hburnc IA, ,iA in hi, stable. Dais,
Woodruff Is the lest known In n" ot. Mr.. Wash
burne has not engaged trainer but is on the look
out for god. Trustworthy 10 take charge Of
them.
j. J. Hyland's stable IS Of the strongest in the
country. I- Iiigines, Is Of course. the King pin
Of the lot. lie ia in magnificent condition to train.
Lmlwir. the best Of DsrcLn. Ia, HE'D out and
lOoh, the picture Of crack racchor,e Merry Monarch
takes after his dam. and +, n stoutly built. compact
horse. who combines the qual'ic, ~ his sire, the
great IIindoo ard Bonnie scotland. through HI dam
Brnmbaei'a. Ha-reuny would pas 70 crown, he
has grown into such 4 good oking colt. schuylkill
is ont Of sight ~ Ice generally VA, In hi, races.
OF IN. three year olds. there little be- said. al
though John DAILY has grand booking fellow IN the
Of Prince Leopold. whom h. bought At the rclnon;
hung in an uptown poolsoom lis owner l. sweet %
him.
John Hunters horses are doing nicely and. Of
course. Dagon"t " AT the bend ~ his stable. His
fun ,~t'r. Da,oI!ia. pleaS'> her triinrr greatly.
rAcu,. usual. Ia quiet and says little. How.
over he stnried John Hunter whcr he heard that
match and name three of his colts against three OF
Mr. hunters hy saying Make the match. viii take
any part 81 Il you don't want and Dasonet can b.a,
all arc" o. them II W: haye 10 , run h.at..r -.
trainers. they have asked every winter for the
Last ak years. Should there DE no racing ut Mon
mouth Park welllniouned per-ons lat there will
be racing M the old Saddle IsgST track.
At the clubhouse nj Morri. Park the bowling alleys
IN every afternoon and evening BY the
trainers and visitors from the city.