New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-01
AVS BROADWAY.

won all the way IN O and made record
orties lie said that he expected Russell to win the
Brooklyn Handicap in the same manner. but his trimmer
shook head when his opinion was asked Mr. Norris
said he had trying his trainer TO blow"
little about the horses, but could not succeed
p 5 Donovan, Snip" carefully looked over the horses
TO be sold lie looked wise, but said nothing When
told that Tenny had been TO win the Brooklyn
10 the extent u $500 in bet he said There's one
dead game man LETT the city. Ny horses are all doing
nicely" he said
Mr. Pulsfer has returned from the West and paid
visit TO his stable yesterday.
j. j. Hyland lief, His Highness and Ludwig long enough
o zee the horses aud deliver dissertation blue grass
and its virtues, especially the Kentucky article Mr..
Hyand Is now the possessor Of beard which would make
Mayor Grant envious. He saw the item in The Tribune
about Count Gdeon's ''lscs and wants 70 keep even
with him.
"Bllly" Lakeland in a good hunOr and could win
any argument that started. a. he would leave the
decision To Jack" WYNN. or course Victory was dis.
he will prise many Of the trainers when Trey
him this year
Albert Cooper r. Keene arrived late and had
private inspection Cooper usual was reticslt about
his horses but said Jes walt Use got sumthin up my
sleeve dis year"
J. w Rogers 4, anxious for the begin. as IL
has been long winter him His horses are in superb
health and look like winners Morris Park has been
narrowed and is in aood condition to work horses.
The betting on Metropolitan Handicap is lively.
number OF &rses having backed to win large amounts
rl, tan the record breaker, has received substantial sup
mort HI, hackers will be surprised 70 learn that he has
served seven OF his owners mares this spring shors
season IN the stud given him. so that II the Injury
q, hi, muscles affected him when screwed up u racing
mitch the season would not be wholly lost.
The Brighton Beach Association Is likely 10 have is
thirty days racing without conflict this and many
abuses will remedcd and higher grade OF races -
given
Your Uncle w C. Daily made serious mistake recently
He wanted rubber and hired the first that he could
find The man prze.hghter our OF job but Your
Uncle did not know IL and put him at work one nishA
When Your Uncle returned he found that the new man hs4
whipped one OF the boys. He demanded what right
he whip OF the boys - Whit are you going TO
do about 1T" the asked as he made pass ct
Your Uncle. The prizefghter made mistake The solid
oak leg OF the Sage Hartford docaed his right ankle az
the nr.t swing and Your Uncle lad him at his mercy aod
danced around him like FtLsinnons. but not grace
,ulv W. 1. DAILY has pair OF disccoTed OPTICS but
;ans the prlzehgtr In his employ that visitors can
nudge for themselves the victor. Taking the ap
pcaranee OF both Into consideration, Your Uncle wu
lam was the winner by POUNDS.
The Dryers did not make Did at the sale.
c. f. smith intends have a stable Of at least ten
horses that are Of when placed righs.
There Will a tIOtting meeting at Linden Park this
year II the sen ational horses trottiny turf
induced appear The following dispdt was received last
night atona Jockey Club has addressed request 10
ne other members the ur Congress thai the rule reQuS
asIt. for die season OF SD unt
he present BE- adopted The Western RUE does not
nrOye IN Terms OF honesty competency but
fee ana has long been unsatisfactory TO owners,
funds the treasury Tiers does not seen
he much doubt that Latonsas request VIII be sated