New-York tribune., 1892-01-02
GOSSIP OF THE TURF.
NOTES ABOUT OWNERS, TRAINERS AND
HORSES.

1lOlLNEN.
The track the hill sending all sort, q
in regard to the Board weakening and wanting negotiate
with the management. but there have been offers Of
any Kind from the Board one member said yesterday
that the Board did not ask the Hudson County people 10
d. than tho which raced under the rules
OF tn Board doing Tho thydays clause might BE-
rc,cinded II Gutenberg would be sop racing
three months in the winter and agree bill to make
racing Sgal New-Icr-~y.
There j. hope Tor a compromise and the Gutten
burg people that they have scheme to Try t. upset
the Boards rules.
One step may be taken. ANY horse which takes
par in In whch any q tn have cen
ruled OF by the Board Of Control may then b.
alowed to race on the legtuat" tracks. owners and
trGners would have to decide carefully. there would be
There ar H"n who that they vii bet that the gates
VIII lc co~d a. Guttonhutc by January Il.
August Bemon. has ~rcurcd q season 70 Orrondc who
s on h> way TO En-llnd from Buono, Ayrs. Tho stud
f." Z, ~ 500 1h- ing,sh papers say 70 should be
500. a. -. Bia.~c Jumped at for t"n at
;hat price. The English pap al~o make uncompli.
mn'~rv sluons 10 the onnt- >od und the hammer IN
this country Tor thousands u gulDra- whr they
not worth that many shi.luss Charles Rood ~ the
farvl"w Farm. Gallatn Tenn. VIII breed ~. Blal%
- thtyihr"e mares Long Taw thirteen Foc,:er to
thirteen. th.rtcrn Phoenix q. Iyc and Mus.
-O,y 70 i've mares.
',onei Rupert has Dc, dd brood all his mares. siN
N mum "r To Linden. II" was much plct-.d at the
npI'a 'ncr u h' ycarl'ne' a. rrcon.ss did
m
rnd"f - 90 - Gr.t.
InIostI Superior. bv P.ter.h dam thought. =, by
Hermit = likely - De- heard nom sire. lie stand,
10 virginia ~on'"h''". some Of hi, yrlrllng, have
work stod tral-. What racing -.l-on the twocar.
'4d- ~. make. Z tho many which have ,a,t tria.
train and for ~ money a. thcy have worked
srau-' the wat.h' John Dliy who ,ia~,s wl,h Count
"it"on tc honor ~ owning IIs I,ghnc-s +, suffering
from "a" gip. st the different track, th. are all
'b~os,iy h"dthy" TO qro'c wcu-lnoWn veterinary.
Ia" Morris Park clubhouse nyori,c piaoo fo- dane.
ing parties ArOst every az from 4
- twelve couple, neagrd In dancing to tho music o, the
nr hrs,f!on. Nlh picue everything rrady any
I'm" and for any number @, guests.
James Rowe was at tho oiic", Of the Con~y Island
Jockey tub A"t'd'y morning. but what took place j. not
known. W. e. Daly Wa, there also. Your Unclc
William used h, "iuloocncc' ha'c tho Boafd let him
In the innovation Stakes. then he said hc would
join the BoSris nsht and help IN every way possible,
Int they told nc couli say and Just The same
~"d 90 to ,hcol'" ,ad William. Il viii rct even
today n second T. good ho~o. you that.
"Iiow about TIN agreement each others
horse, upr' asked of the hy-tand.r,. D,ly said
There nit'on o u. -hopN hand ,uch
up hv rs is tho last day. want the other fourteen
% remember ne" He th"n KeInpland up 0O0
his hor," Eoquofort -c,oni.
Superintendent B,boork {, IN the city. lIe wanted to
fhip Dwyor. but coIlI not nnd him There l.
going in regard Elijah m and Linden
tracks. -" rary Mcintyre ElElb, THURSDAY
of tn safe of Linden hca,d
tn" "uttNnburs people said to be- the buyers.
1ho u'T""t that u'e I'cr rooi bin viii be repealed Is
mad" openly hy the ",,oIt-" browning clutch
The That the l. try
To nc'o,,i" with Guttrnhurs ar absurd II j.
rIing that tn VIII be- wag.d TO the httr end
oi,emen should not aio" themselves u De- md by false
3 ports.
one ~ succc-sf' the tuif today. who
ridden trained and ownd many Of thc best horses of
their years. aid "Gutcnburc +, bound to fail Thcr'
will hc stables with good ONES enough in them =,
when they want -. and all tho fr-t are dog
| ~
! So they .ouc to race"
Another ladnc trainer who not a: all afraid
prc,, his opinion aid IT'S 'cinch that "ut'cnburs
will hc beaten. Why they Will forget all about Cadw ell
! IN two meetings rrttrncl made good siIter and Mt
Of the Gloucester trainers anytime aran-t him
Then. there Is Rowe. Thcic VIII De- 10 trouble 10 get a
| starter now hat the jockeys are liccn>'d."
Twenty five thousand d,ll,rs year" said another
| horse own.r "hr', worth that month to that gang
mp there when :hcy put their money down on those sprn
The Tor $4,000. and the big four are security
| f,r the amount"
The Eoad OF Control viii Tuesday and will
finish the business rcrad racing. The
II what win he bg tracks 40 i"r Jock"f> - VIII %"
| c>planrd that meeting. When any boy has scfN'd
his apprenticeship and wants to ride on the I'sitimA'
tracks there will be " trouble II him - get licrhH"
when Jochcy his license revoked he has only
to violate 4 rule and he Is on thr ground at once"
The assertion that wacou Campbell were % dissolve
partncr,hip foundation. The report when first
| started wa, denied The Tribune. Mr.. Walcott said
Yesterday thing dissoNing partnership had
| never mentioned by Mr. Campbell or himself The
finn has four.ycats call on n" services Of Fred Taial
Mr. Walcot says that the talk that he "a ride at III"
| t-,rk ON the hill was absurd said at the St
James Hotel that Mr. Campbell Offered to give or :ahe
| go 600 il the transaction.
Garri-on aud ''Mlty' Bergen mentioned as riders
| A. tutt,nburg. Of Bergen wants 10 90 there.
| his experience with starter having been pleasant
in the past lie would rather ride there than Eat pie.
Garrison been thr ground long time and has per
,l,tcntly refused ride until II" could do licensed
,.ttff. .ltrF ,1tD re- ilk kiSl
with their $50 fund and by liberal use of +: may
secure me " the Jockeys who under the ban Of the
| Board of Control. Garrison Is shrewd enough to know
| which side Ia take In the fight
Tn, decision handed down by the Supreme Court In
regard To- Samuel Fish did have effect thc
| poolroom, Fisher his post all day Yesterday
| The ur:own dIi fair business but Leyen and
Dcacy said they that they opened. business
! light
| The opinion Of many raccCocrs that the
BOARD Of Control should license bookmakcr'. and IN
that many enbalmcrs. and undcrtikcrs
could be- dispensed with. Their would be- l's, scandal
connected with racing Their, I, much speculation u
will at the big tracks but nothing definite has
| been decided upon.
The entries to stakes unusually heavy and fno
racng is promised for 1892. MI Corrlgan has sent
number OF entries the stakes at the various tracks.
What Will be done regard to them Is known, but
the Board OF Control will consider them the meeting
| Tuesday.
Taylor has his lot with the "tioats." lie had
bad year big tracks. aud thinks that he make
more money In West and with the Gutenburg proplc
The rule In r, gard licenses will be enforced Wash.
inpton Para in Chicago l.. Brewster the secretary
said every had to have license to train ride
Oh that track The act that Mr. Caldwell has Joined
| ..,.oats" not cr-ats much excitement about town
| Phil Dwycr Aad that h. 'wonld bet loo to that Mr.
caldwell 20 with Bo,ri OF Contr,l tracks" Jcro
Dunn lit amt that odds Caldwell doing any
thing will take dollars worth" and he put up tho
money. M Dwyer Is sioo loser by the transaction.