New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-08
Talk ABOUT TURF AFFAIRS.

The bettor> who closed books some Of the
candidates the Brooklyn Handicap not what are
termed he talent. business and Others. who
occasional flyer the horse There are several
books open. Wednesday morning another Denelier
WIN post Odds Brooklyn Handicap Many race
goers wonder why book opened the Metropolitan
Handicap. there such diversity Of opinion In regard
winner The general public i anxious to speculate
race. II proved the sensational contest OF
1891 snip Donovan II quoted being mysterious ia
regard Tennys condition. or he does not want
T. make adavit before notary about his horse but
any table person. matter who he may be- j. re-
ceved coureouny by Mr. and horse In the
stable T.. shown to visitors Snip doesn't give every
body straight tip win when visitors call Oh him.
Tennys condition is good his trainer !, pleased with
him. and II possible. h. will send the sNayback " VIC
post in the Brooklyn Handicap.
1t reported that GsItson mas been offered mount ia
Brooklyn Handicap. but would consult Mr. Dalv before
accepting Mr. DAILY has Montana entered IN the Brook
iyn and he is likely the horse in It,
so looks II the snapper would wear The copper
Kings opening day at thu Brooklyn meeting
V. Hankns. the former proprietor OF uie Chicago
Stable returned from England. lie predicts great
meeting Garfield Park and tfat the nsnoxehent H.
ssnd eclipse any meeting ever held In TINS Country lie
adds that tho owners will send their horses where the most
money Is hung ND to be FOR and points with pride 20
Ed CorrIgan. the proprietor OF h""u"fhe
Park. made numerous entriss 10 the stakes
The Western bOokIns H-rs have po"eril OF
and almost dictate The policy Of the different
There is chance that the Latonla Association VIII
not dictated in regard 10 dates and may Try 10 run
meeting with bookmshers that are not membes OF the
Western Association The Brooklyn Jockey CLUB had the
ssme kind Tight, with the result thot the Newfof
Assoc istion went " pieces and never reorgtnihsd
The Washington meeting pron,lso TO " sfes' """'
many horses In training 70 begin the iscns
,-~,oa 1t that point Monmouth Park there are sixty
horses being worked likely engage In the con-
Bennings. They are high'elass lot ana con
prise many Of the breadwinners OF 1881.
Al the BROOKLYN track Is looks like business as num-
ber are being prepared the early spring meetings
William Barncks horses all being prepared for early
racing Bsrrck says he will send division OF his
stable to Bennings but did name them.
q, b. Norris intends take his entire stable TO wash
ncton n, he Think the superior N many other
tacks has little effect Oh 1t ana horses cs oe
worked out Of doors every day
Your Uuce w {. DAILY, Is stamping around and declares
he Is going ''somewhere soon washington IS
the place say, william e. Daily IL not taxing
any chances.
The story is repeated the tracks that NJ. F. Dwy'r
will race his horses at Guttenbnrs on the dates
cIalmed by ME EllaL'th Jockey club, OF
witch he is the president. How the Board OF ContIol
look a. such q should IL take place remains "
The in great shape AID look a. II
months training would fl: them for any Kind Of race.
T.. j. DwNer Is expected home thi, week he viii
send section Of his stables u Washington. Id Me-
Garry is keeping hi, entire lot moving aud has htle
time 70 loi,er during tn. dsy. lie is sweet Boleo.
and hs- not lost the Dude" a. he T. called
Jack JOINER has begun with his horses, ana NAV nave
some candidates for Bennings. His twoyear-od- look
bigger ever, end as fine lot "a ever we've
trained. Chesapeake needs no comment he is likely ~
s.aft ou the nr.t day VI the Brooklyn meeting.
Albert Cooper I, waiting for his EMPLOYER FoNhall
keene ~ begin the turning process. Cooper i aiN'
ous b bet that has horses in the stable That Will
make Mr. keenes impsrtaaons from England look like
ordinary plater,.
Barry BlaglaNe. who was the trainer and manager
OF Fairfax Stable l. IN the city selling Montana gold
mines, Matte Corbett I, home and may be seen every
upper Broadway.
NJ. r. Dwyer is expected home before April J.
There is likely be meeting VI the Board OF Control
naA. Tu,sdav al the members present. a. }. A.
Morr. IA eNrrctrd home from Ncw.Ore0ns " attend H.
Then. /, much Important business to be transacted
Prominent tfotng talk seriously OF securing
Linden Yurk and giving specs purses for the star per-
formers OH the trottnx turf Allerton, Nancy Hanks.
riou Direct and many other feInou. uOtters and
ar. were spoken possible contestants Races Of
that description would draw On mmense crowd. ~ hs
o,e OF the tottng had chance 70 the
Of Ne~.Yorh Robert allow Suno the record
.aker to exhibition mile should the scheme DO
carried out a. there would be public betting OH the
contests The promoters OF the meeting ray that speci"
trains from Boston and the cities the route. and FROM
Washington and the intervening cities would De run
directly TO the and that horssnrn from every part
of the country would be- present luden fsrA i siu
out 10 such y manner that IL would make nrsteiass
rOLtng track contearnt u both New" orh SUI rhiis'
d,pha aud nnsyi,oni, Ralro.d has every i'eihV
b. hand. large attendance a. ever witnessed race III
hs part Of the country.