New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-03
GOSSIP or THE YTRF.

NOTES ABOUT OWNERS TRAINERS AND HORSES.
The hor.cuen ard now anNou-ly AWAITING he nfe' 10
tie stake, 70 10 in l-.'2 Nhen 'h'' 'P'1' "''
will be ,omc.hing to tak about Ih'Ie 49, h"""I "
TIA ncr, thd .Iy a rule should De- "a d c'i"p''''n
nominator, their colts when en'ra' - i' "o"u
be- better ior al concerned. IL an c' "'1 "'''
for HI, Acrs. be- .houd not have one
"Mr,v,, p,r..u aid Yesterday that he wond not roe
at Guttenburg and that he never in 'nH W" NV NV
that ho would ride thor An ohcsl a'F'd him = ride
tbnre and said that be- would guafanf' t'' NJ lbiE'n
would not he set down week at time but he "ouu
hove to guarantee that he would do a. he wa, oid,
DO q, IN told eh, and not ~ o"hina well d,
guess not" said Bergen. Il consider my-' a. inu'h 81
an attraction D. MI Caldwell with $4,000 pr year ana gu
ironclad contract for two years ml-h' consider "'
matter" . o,.
Bergen took his fl lessons In riding III ''co' a. '"''
,1nburg end ha> nothing to -ay against H.
John Dolly has recovered from 'no N''p WIN
out again. - ,,t.,. ,,bo has
w,lt,o, -oyeral book, and i quoted a 81 A"'n"' '
al uatter. pertaining racing ha' written long i''
"a the EDITOR of The sporting LIE NJ tne ''s VI
r.,o,e, n. sav. there one horse Io'tehha'i'
thu, had run twenty on thr Ehgll'h tuf anu '
earned one bracket ia then goes back 70 io'o' anu ~
,ha. heat race. were not in vogue and nearly al "e
racSs for three e r-old, and upward "'fr at ui'
,,or, two 70 two and half aud three miles yH' tN"!"r
old. took part in them and were winner WV VI ''"
,;cnmo di Vergy, .tafed eighteen time" anu WIN W
~ v,.ho,ms, q, four year, Of age. thrty-four
started twenty time more. He lays th'U '"V 4"'
ho-o NJ to-day has deroatcd md cannot 20 distance OF
IN, A. many race, a, the Of forty years ago anu
mat the trainer Of to-day to BE- coHPir'd 10 O
trainer. Of the las; the short distances run 81 P
d. not give trainer -how that he can UHin'
Even I'm the short Of TODAY, MF. DAY "''
hor.e. are sent n the post unfit. aud n they di'dP'
h ovpers they are cas-cd but are run To so
I, they will try and after two or more races uH ~" "
and a.on. their owners. trainers ond the pubnc py """
,ng field o, crack" without shilling bet On them.
Mr. Day saws 1t is the opinion o. on" u"''
and rho nocv !. followed by Others that no hor>" wan 10
he "a lopcd over q mile II he has two mics u run
I'm, find in the present DAY that the uaih"r 'h"I give
,,o,r borsns the most work win most OF III" longhi''
races Yes and snort ones, too, and have been u'h ~
for year, past and will continue to do so NJ pa'
hopld look over th American Turf Guide. ana h" ""uu
think that Jack Bachelor j. great trainer 7"''
Woodcutter had run hyfour races up ." o'"o't J. anu
&. still winning Whteno.c ran sAtythiec' anu Wa
winner sixteen times. NirEe ran ioItyt"o races anu
was frequent winner. King Idle ran over seventy anu
won number of India Rubber ran ~ h-i"s' su
yon seventeen times Numerous horses raced over twenty
times some of them hgh-class animals - mat com
nari.on Of the records make m" American h"f''
annear Ia be better racers than The Fhginh I"t"hh''
the hor-e which Mr. Day one race ~lu i
selling Mater some of American trainers VINO nave
road MI DAYS letter that they agree WITH HIN III most
NJ what he la. written. several Of ue-' trainers decia'
that II horse, were trained go long distances the horses
NJ the present day would excel the performances Oh ue