New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-14
GOSSIP ABOUT TURF AFFAIRS.

There were three mole arrest, at GutcnhurG yc,
Icrday and the usual formate, In such cases were
performed The men were driven 20 Eugene Leish's
stable and held In 800 ball.
The old story about the Board Of Control wanting to
compromise is sprung the public. It i al~o sad
that the Board /, actually shedding tear, and /, on
il, knee, to the (;uttcnbure management. bat II ha- not
changed a letter Of the rule passed by 1t. II ], a
weILknown fat that Dinny" and Lon" are hand IN
hand in all that /, done In New Jersey. and that the
former Is already making Jest al the pumpkin lhlh
cr,~ Of Monmouth County for attempting - pit, a
bill without hi> aid. Who " len is la, not been -
cera,ncd but all the followers Of Gutenbue are con
FINALLY saving "Dinny and Lon" viii hN things all
right no matter what any one does to stop racing.
H. g. Dltmas intends To manipulate the Washing
ton meeting suit the Interest," "f the CITY b"'hhi"
crs lie will have tlr betting privileges - heretofore
It Is the intention Of few mudhcads.' a, the wash
lngton turfmen call them, To begin their meeting on
Aurl % and race twelve days. Should racing begin
an April almost every Of the leading stable VIII
hay- representatives, at the meeting. with PERHAPS the
star two yearolds Of the year To take part IN the races
There may. however. be racing nearer New orh man
Wa ,hingon which will not conflict with the rules oil
the Board OF Control
At Morris PARK every thing T. quiet No sickness l.
reIlrted in the different stables AID all the trainers are
happy aud cJntentcd with their lot.
J. W Rogers ha, 10 time for the runners. Just
row he Is trotting crank the BOYS say, - III Nv"
yonr,ld by Red Wilkes demands all of his attention
lie Ina, had several offer, for him, bat hc declines to
part with him.
Adclf Nelson and snip Donovan are afflicted
I'm the same manner. IL, both Of them IMAGINE that
they posses, q sunol ar Maud :.
jim VileIasuc has everything In shape at Inc
clubhouse and a large number 81 members Wilt Inc
house every DAY, aud sunday there /, "a crowd oi
owner, and their friends. who have dinner served after
their vl,t 10 the stables.
The Improvement OF the grand stand ~ "raV'N"n"
ara RAPIDLY approaching completion. The bridge rom
the railroad gate. which leads directly INTO the
stand has long been needed The womcn> dining
room Ia, been enlarged. New entrance, have been
made TO The restaurant at the 'front.' oi
the stand - that anybody who wants 10
can 20. into n without going mp one
flight Of stairs and down another TO reach Il. No
change has been made in the betting ring Colonel
Hrti,h 4, a, busy IL, ever. and make visit to tn
Elizabeth tracks every daJ.
The chances are that Jockey club VIII be or
cnnlzcd I'm Buffalo. the merchants ana ihc bn>ii''
men generally are anN0u, TO have lhch- az u''.
MONT The new track viii lc III ihr NhihN 81
fonawanda about half waI between Hunaio ann vi
The Washington Park meeting .---~ to be on
q, The greatest ever held I'm Ia" West II - ic m
tcntlon Of the management 60 widen the h" h-lr' n
=. the cutrc, in of the stakes ar IS" lAr-c 1'
ihrrc would not room enough for All Ia nave i.li
chance with the track at the present. widll. .
PETER C. Kellogg will -cll number 81 hehy bru
fr,tters and horses suitable Tor every variety 81 N"Ih
The sale viii begin pm TUESDAY.