New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-05

open every day attracts many driving
parties excellent luncheon .c had at ANY time.
Ihe 10 quartored at Norris Park are in splendid
health and the trainers have complaints to make
The Inner field frequently used Dy football teams for
practice. When the lrmiy seeded IL vii. be the
OF II of the rival universities
| II Superintendent Go,man is an authority.
II. Morris /, proud of his politician.
lie is called ASSEMBLE mam' by everybody around the
track and takes to 1t II he had lived all his life in
de ate" J. \. Morris for New. Orleans
December 2s and expects be dissent three Snonths.
The trottng horse plenty u talk about this
fall. ard many the divers intend make this city
their headquarters this winter. Little Albert is prime
lvoe OF the lovers iotting gait and his sterling
qualities likely Ia make BOOM for his she's
oreny. Little Albert sired by Albert w,
u great Eleconeer. Many OF the youngsters sired
by Albert w being developed and aic so promising
that he is likely 20 reach the top Of the ladder as
sire " horses that fast and calsbo Of trotng out
Ion: they show every Indication OF stamina and
2ameness
II almost certain Nancy Hanks will trot
tracks In the shborhood Of New.york
the negotiations advancing favoraby Gibson,
the champion splinter OF the Pacific Slope. fveyear.
Old maiden until this fall and the talent as the big bet
called lughed Charles Fair when he started
him against Geraldine aud bet his horse Gibson de.
featcd tines his handsomely each
tile liberal ODDS OF 10 to against his horss
each time they met
Charles Fair the California tufman IS ar the ST. James
Hotel. MI. Fair a the turf. His stable
Is small seect, consisting Of ten horses. Princess
Foodgae and rated hichclass two-yearolds
and are still engaged Eastern stakes. Gibson IL Of
the fastest seen the Pacific SLOPE. The
pn 81 the stable yeaIng brother 10 Yo Tambien, by
Toe Hooker dam Marian Of the greatest matrons in
the world As she gave the turf such horses the Fin.
pcror OF Norfolk III Rio Rey cy del Rev and Yo Tam.
bicn.
Tho vounestcr Is sad to excel all foregoing - .
rearng lie has been worked with aged horses snd
holds everything safe with which he works. The cos
was foaied January u. that he ha At least two
Months advantage colts brd OF the Rocky Moun
,ans lie "a engaged In Of the stakes for
yearods that be raced Tor the tracks in the
vicinity OF NcwYork.
A. n McDonough. who is the owner OF Ornonde. IN.
tends 10 leave the horse Englsnd for next ycaP's
mating season. and breed him. several
A. the end OF ts season Oryondo and tho be
Skinned 10 California. whcrs Mr. NcDonough has q
extensive ranch. II. welch will train Mr. McDJnoughs
racing stable whic will consist OF about twenty horses
Tho two.ysarolt MOnawa il the best known Of the lot.
and as the stable will in the Fast after he Chicago
meeting Eastern Iaceeoers likely 10 see them
Ashe has the sympathy OF the public and turf.
men generally in his efforts retain possession Of
Geraldine. NJ Kelly sold her while Mr.. Ashc sb.
sent and had no right dispose Of her The report that
the mare at the mn,zlc OF revolver 10
not correct Porter Ashe and his brother went To the
mares box and asked stable lad named Duny who had
been IN thu employ Of Mr. Ashe for years and who
manned with the when she sold to T. w. VIII.
Jams the latter has personal spite against Mr.. Ashe
and they do speak when they TO lead tho
out OF that they could her. The boy did
50 and when the led ont she wearing
NJ Mr.. Ashes brides Porter Ashe asked the boy Duffy
to step into stall with him he wanted to talk
with him. While the In the box Mr. Ashes
brother sadded away with her. and 10
likely to retain possession Of the famous Splinter.