New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-01
TALK ABOUT TURF ara IRIS.

The New.Jorsey racing question again revived. and
should unforeseen hitch occur In tho plan now adfo-
Gated by the dreren; factions :he chances are Ia favor Of
racing AT Monmouth this suinntf one question that was
thoroughly talked over the meeting Sunday was the
Monmouth dates, 1t contended that any track from
Morris PARK down to the ionkes aaar would havo sue
cessfu meeting should racing take place over them wOuo
opposition There visible now before the bin is
passed. contention the OF days OF the Mon
The winter tracks representatives asked
their could In with limit put racing
tddcd that II hurt horse, moro TO run races at
cine took place 100 consecutive days than
whore the number u DAYS on circuit
81 raccscks. All Of the warning factions at went 70
assure another that everybody associated Win
NewJer-ey racing right that IL was ill mistake to
say that there hitch. and that 'Dinny and Lon
good fellows and the bills should be rushed through at
The long stretches and running ae reverse way Of
may trouble to tho favores ut Mon
mouth form wins where moderate jockey Is within
five pounds OF the best ones at Monmouth. The 30
called handcappcrs will rejoice. their purses well
lined the ost meeting held at Monmouth Park.
Linden IS considered by all trainers that have trained at
that OF the safest and fest circular TRACKS
In the country. 1t also convenient 10 racesOcrs from
NewYork Captain Babcock keeps IL IN such good co'
don that the truck be made ut ~ work horses over
or days notice. The Elizabeth track Is ready
any time Colonel Brush visits the grounds every day
Ii Is smooth aud perfectly settled, and should be h'"r
than when the Last citing took place over 1t.
There has been doubt ~ whether majority OF
the people want racing Union County but Il men from
all parts Of the county TO De believed the opposition
represented by the delegation that went TO TFrnt"n-
about 200 people Many of them say that local option
bill just what Is needed but regret that the sport should
be made q political Issue.
Charles Reed is at home from FarNiew He looks Ike
winner and says he never fet better In his life MI
Reed that he reads the paper. and Is sun
singing songs Of his manufacture Exile j. mNor.
u Of Mr.. Rced'- but he has good word 10 say OF
Chevlot the brother Of Sir MOfrd lie leaves ~ Base
untn the last and he Is better than rc Others,
only he cost more money. But he forects to mention
that hi. sons and have moro money than
any other since ST. Blal,e's get nrst rae d.
Secretary Mcintyre Of the busiest Of men az he
Is doing lot Of outside oi his regular duties lie
predicts Of the bot meetings ever held At thr bo"lh
track All the trainers are busy with their horses ana
early r'port their Work a. they are merely
going through hardening process to prepare them for
the sharp Work later
Matt Allen doe, not care wha, the weather nay be.
lie safe In having his horses exercised every day. hs
stable f. wcll equipped with m c'erc-ins tack. All
Of his horses are IN excellent shape.
Colonel McIewce Intends a. live at The clubhouse al
Morris Park otter Aprn. "Jlm' Nnlpgue has received
many applications for rooms by owners q horres stabbed
at Morris Park.
p S. Donovan has tue doubt Of his pct Tenny standing
the necessary u race ~. horses Ike the others
Morris Park In grand shape but. Os "snip' lays %
visitors who predict great things FOR horse az ui- season
year when you .arne up ticket on the same
horse IN June You VIII say. why did bt on on that
fcIowi ! always know BE- va. 40 r,of'"
]. W. Rogers delights n showing hi- horses, and he
-ays many things fimn practical point ~ View about
horses II" says that II- lrhn'-s should De- the mas
ter u all tn ufee-yearod~ should h. trnn on equally
wei nj, former opponents. lie does not hesitate
saying that Lamp ghtT pcnses him ana Tint no thinks
he Is Of The improving sort that may ouitnn his
former competitors.
King Cadmu,. g. Z. Smiths lucky colt. Is much Ike
King Crab and promises 70 be Of just about the
caiibre racehors' q" Pitt-burg PM" A. Smith Il
called the racetiack expects T. nnict another boe
on the betting ring thl, year with King Clduu- His
winnings on the colt last fl at Shecpshtaf Bay have
been quoted high 100000. but In reality hr
winnings were less than $4,000.
There is report going the rounds Of the tracks tina,
Board Of Control fesclnds the rule against ne win
ter track. william G. DAILY will beg action for dam
ages against the Board commit suicide he said
after his last visit that any horse In his stable could
gallop away from the Gut,enburg dogs"