New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-03
NOTES ABOUT TURF AFFAIRS.


Tho uree-yoarod handicsps should be fine contests II
the and trainers right each one says that
somebody ese's colt nly Will Inc Fort Hamilton
Handicap the first Of the important hrccycarod races
ror 1892 and all the crsck two. ycar-ods
entered. HIS Highnc,s the top weight I2i pounds
being his impost ST. FOrJn receives two pounds, York
Vile Belle three. Victory and Dagonet seven pounds
champion two-ycsr-old of 1891 Ludwig il in
with IL pounds, that the $500 bet that he would
heat Victory first race IN which they net is likely
to decided the Brooklyn meeting, a. John Dale
crack" has wintered finely and his owner thinks be;'r
Of him every time he go,s him.
Billy Lakeland never had horse do better than
Victory. and his running second In the Great American
Stakes GIavesend last spring shows that he can be IN
condition enly in May. it looks like question II
training, eight pounds lot Of weight for Victory to
give 10 Ludwig.
III. Hishnoss in good fctac and looks the picture Of
perfect health Hyland IS silent in regard to hs chances
in 1892 may have say when he begins 70 do
regular with him. Merry Monarch. in the same
stable Of the sort that needs plenty Of work when
he panpered and not worked he what his trainer
calls gouty. and his legs stock York'lle Belle
is fllv which should early. she showed IN both
her work and race last spring. She is iii excellent
condition and s9tisies both her trainer and owner
a. 10 her prospects for the coming
Dagonet Is to be extensively toutcd and talked
about Pincus that no will DO IL he trins a. he
wlntered John Hunter, his owner, looks forward and
wishes time We're here, that he could show what
high.clsss three year-old looks Ike.
Nomad's condition was reported yesterday I@onswen
In the horse lie is big, and looks Lie ready money
his trainer says. but has six pounds mort weight
than his owner tod the writer he "Ou'u
yet in the One hundred and fourteen n
should not interfere with his chances Lnplchtcr Is IN
at the weight. Sir Mahow and Tanmtny also carry
IA n Of them showed good form In their Work last
wear and OF them landed by stake for Marcus DAILY
They are all that Matt" Byrncs asks at present.
Fremont looks and acts like his famous SIRE fremont
The hubble will le surprised such big horse should
he come 10 the post Phlp Dryer "swcct" on Ere
mont when started for Florida ono hundred and ten
" with Snms on Ills back, should make iacceoes oon-
slider his chances.
w Tambien, the champion twoycsr-old FLY OF Call
foraa il in no. and the Calforrians say she Is in The
s,n alonzo Chzradc and Mars need ttic comment al
nrescnt Charadc acted IKE slayer, bat IL VIII require
race, with the cracks to decide his class.
Wsb JIM Pcll ii. favortc is well in with lo' ~
and his shiewd Is likely TO execute Of his coup'
with the Salvador Of Chinatown. King Mac, Tom Tough
md lancaster are Green b. Morrss trio, and look uHc
winners OF races at the present time. they lock 20 uStY
and strong but their form in races last year was not e
class form Hell and St. Csrous in al 100 each
The former was ''crack his work last year, bat his
races were many pounds below his work ST. csrou' Is
b,u St. Blaise. lie was proper condition ias'
yo,r "a no did not till late. and OF The I'M
,rovinp sort lie IS kept moving. and not b. 700 DIG
when IL comes time to race ST. Felix, another ~ b'se
hou,d not be overlooked. He showed winning form last
rng hut received injury VIII CHI prevented his being
raced AZ the big tracks He showed handicap form at Gut
hg and tho followers racing tina. track say he Is
thrown into the Fort Hamilton
n.v,d Dunham withers has usual number OF colts
and aes I'm the handicap. but they hidden ~ the re-
csses Of Brookdac that their form of last year must
do for the present. inc oucfs IN inc f''' "
keen for future reports
The form Of the majority OF the entries 'of inc
vouner Handicap Will be exposed their races previous
70 shAs contest tAAs sveyte<y vAs attends ~ scs