New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-27
CONTINUING TIE VAR on GtIIENbt IL"
MORE HoOKMAKERs ARRFsTED-BITS OF TURF

MORE HOOKMAKERS ARREsTED-BlTS OF IORf
GOSSIP
,r Ooh, with Guttenbure was contirucd Yesterday, and
another raid was made ON bookmaker at that track
Cr,,l, Graham and the special constablcs engaged III
ro. ,oids were subpocnaod APPEAR before the Gru-i
Jurv but 10 made little difference. a. the warrants WIZ
served by Deputy Constable schultz ana Inc lo''"''
hookmakcrs were arrested Frederick Walimum j. D. '"ih
bismarck Frederick Lowe. j. LAckman Patrick Nh'hh''
Iohn pvan and the men made bets for the Westrh''
ult, ,,d Iondo, Clubs Justice McIaubrcy was on hand
to take bail and held each Of the offenders IN 'l' wi" W
5000 Larry Facin Frederick Bauer. Peter "lIAih' anu
J. C. Carr the bondsmen
The rectl-c at Gloucester has brought the dig I'"'
70 their sense, as BILLY" Thompson said that lac ala not
want the earth and would much rather fafe ud'' OH
that would lcgalize racing than a. races are run At
He Is anxious to have bill that gives Monmouth ana '
other tricks chance and will his influence TO secure IL
The trainers Of tho0ughbrd were out In force y'''f
day and the great sale Of The Pao Alto horses III inc
American Institute Building furnished them chan'" 10
| meet and exchange views. Wyndham walden sad ua'
his doing nicely at present although several
OF two-ycar-ods had been under the weather lie i
well pleased with his prospects for le2 ana says U''
there is good chance for Ambulance and LInieuanie {"
appear in spring lie has forty horses ~ u'n-
ing 20 that the asoa;ct cOlors Of J. A. 4 H. Morris
be in many with such large stable h'
Me,srs Morris could furnish good programme for IA
racing with horses Of their own.
j. w Rogers tried buy trottcr but did not succeed
He says IA, nothing to complain about In Ic-ari
to stbe horse in his stable + In good oIdf
snip Donovan smiled when spoken o. abou; h.' chance
and said II gave Tonny another blister u-t % be sue
that would get his ankles iisht. lie j. doing me.
Wah Jim j. q fair sol. a horse and might win purse.
Then snip wnkod the other eye The twoy"ii-od> look
we'll you can't TIL any hins about th,m until they
race for the money.
Matt Allen KIDD Ike a winner. lie has big stable
with plenty Of good horses and j. Vol equipped l"r the
camIni,n of 1892. al OF them doing well
BILE Lakeland said that Victory lOo1, well but VIII
have hard races he must away, meet ur best IN his
class in the stakes Tea Tray bowed slightly lat year.
and "Eilly' l. Of sending him b. the post u
have not done great deal with my young une-'" h'
aid, have plenty u time to sec how good they are
later on"
Frank McCebe said hat he had twelve In hi stable
that a, as II they stake winners but that h" would
not say how god they until after thcy had raced
w II. Mccarthy has hi, lot at Morris Park. He sa>
that he will De confined " stake races this year. ald
may pick up few purses.
Al the trainer, ia good humor just now. but after
the w,ghts appear for hc handcaps There viii bc change
and each one will have grievance against the lai dcapp
if their estimates tic weights which their horses should
carry are correct.