New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-13
GOSSIP ABOUT TURF AFF1IRS.

GOSSIP ABOUT TURF AFF1IRS
The prospects Of bill being passed by the Leeisa'u
Of NcwJcrscy to allow the gates OF Monmouth PARK tno
linden BLOOD Horse Association and tho ElzaDcth
Jockey Club b. open this spring are not 50 brigh ~ %
rone who are in favor Of legitimate racing wou'u INV
TO see There will be strong delegation OF Nion"o'
county p,oplc at the hearing ncAt Tuesday Dut IL
emmy, and Lon" arc opposed to the Dill
the efforts Of others seem to be "'s'u'
IL look, as II Gutenberg has much inc 'etter -, '
n.bt at present the SIS oi b'ohihcs al h"' ""
by Captain Graham ana his men a'c i'0'''' ID VIZ
u the persons at estcd. 4.
At the tracks controlled by the rules OF the Board
Control division in almost every stable u belng '"ci
for the spring meeting AZ RcnninrS track "sshhs'
D. G. NJ f. Dwycr given Hardy Campbell hstruc-
lions 10 have all which look Ike racing earl! us
n, tia. needing and several the horses are receiving
regular work snd II necessary could be ready oS V'o
middle OF March followers of Gutenburc VINO were
roy 10 bet that ~ f. Dwycr would race at th"t t''A
shoud he willing acknowedec that TINS news do's "
,ook much ike &C. The question aries, III the He't
ms ~ The Linden and Elizabeth tracks are run Oh ""
date, " the associations at the GutnDurs ua'N A. c''
loror. what viii tie Board Of Control do about III
"Td' Notary Is culling out division 10 i@o" az
Washington which number about eight or ten horses
I T., Lang la. six which look they would be ready
,orly Con- Leighton las thc RuPcrc horses IN 'p'"
did shape but VII not rae ihcn UNA the bfooNN"
meeting begins. ..
The s. Blai,e.Lsdy Primrose colt DEVELOPED another
.,nt and VIII NJ, he raced until the Shccpheld l'Y
meeting. received another touch OF the iron an"
light blister.
Ioncto-d t. at Grayescnd and grand-o King nor 'e
lie +. uAcy 20 go Washington. Orlando Jones j
l,v IN scud Ioonawoll and Others 10 AT them Il"
race, lst.r Should be no bin passed hy inc WV"
Jersey Legislature the meeting a. Washington promises
10 bn the bot ever held IN th' capital a. t' ""''
owned hy ]. H. s \. Il. Morris. and trained bV WIN
nan, Walden, A., booked make their hr,t appearance
a, that point ana with the horses which, VIII 70 rom
Monmouth Park and the other Track III u''' n''F"o'
hood the b.-t hor~r, trinin: would n'"' uei h'''
,rt.,,,ncc At Wa.hugon Report from Lexington say
nat Hvfon McClciland Will besn hi, l:-fn campaign
there =. VIII many smaller stables from k''t W
uurrh ha. sixteen horses stabbed at bchhnrH. W. Is
I.npnr. has fourteen n OF them good ones,
and there are about MY horses in training IN Virginia
which v,u take IIft meeting that the regular
ca.on shcr. racing VIII b" conducted under the rules
~ the Board u Control j. not 20 far on.
foNAaI kccuc f., Walking about ana IL expected to Sli
for Kew orr la fcw day. H. VIII D., arrnaby sur
..o1 At IN. a,irarancc Of IN, IN lis stable. -
,colrr ha, them such al condition nat tie iNc''
loA hunter Will forget ht, cropp' when he io's at th'n
Onlo" Burn. who trained part % Byron Nct!cl.
land. s,ibe f., -tl,Iug >heci.h1d l~V Hi- health
va. bad and has lceu taking HE '4> II" ha' IN
uf,N,i 80 much that BE- VIII ICON IT. - work again.
"J1.G JOINER B., growing stout. The bNs ~ the
Bay ,ay that hc gain, h"-h ioodng 40 Chesapeake ani
thinking Of picnic he Will have tt'' season Tho othcr'
Gil that h" asks - that Jojher Is one oil uo
contcnt'd mcn ia th" turf
Jimmy " Rove IA Ia, been called b. tho trainers
and followers the tuH. Is TO be- called "Mr' In the
fuurc Ic oh ect, but is 81 no use The trainers AMI
o,Levs have decided that he /, Mister Rove" ~ he Is
now an of, al ~ Boait 81 Control tracks. James
make salary o; go 600 II III" hgurc' OF
ono 4 d., friends correct IL hc Igur = tit Dc VIII
Start hor,cs 200 hl, AMI that De viii BE- busy
ln every after the Washington meeting begins until
some tim, lu December Mr. Row" well or In
.ar sairS tutt'nburs starter not counting The
difference if seal standing.
The majority Of the contracts between owners ana josh
c,, can or latter TO JON thoir stables on Naf'h l.
Ir-i sa'a l. about day. aud says that he never
.cit better 100 h, lie.
D. H. Garrison l. a. hard nails. and II CON ie
A, li5 pound. DO two weeks easily" Jane, McGau ghn
l. rather bi. but -ly, he VIII have little trouble - g''
down 10 pounds. hc r going 10 reduce slowly aud
no, huir, hin,s IL. he did l'st spring "Daod"'N'
Flt4tric ;ho possible ~hals o. begin the
-on IL ssy- That make jocAey have conld o..
who, h. J., .ong t. ride god horse. Hamilton rliry
seen. lie seldom goa, hoch away from Bis VIC
and bAly. lie VIII report at RIn,ooa, April l. uni'.-
IIur-in, requires his services so"n,r "N ilir' Nmu'
VIII rr9ort at Philip DIVER stable March J. Marty
Rcrcen is in Ncw.Nok every day, and is confident that IA"
VIII have successful year, and that the puic viii have
no cau-, FOR d!-,a-fa.ton caer with hi- ridne his
conduct a. the pct. BERGEN VIII rite Tor colonel Eup
pert tn, -rIspn.
,.,orrc Co,ngton and tte "Noi,t" Coylnrton alc t.
rcp,rt O., Grc.n a. Morris when a. want, them lie
90 10 the Washington meeting bat has rot fully decided
Isaac Murphy and sammy" Dorsct Frank \. Fhrcts
Jockey, r,f is, aud a, Matt" Allen Intends 20 try
al th. stake. Murphy likely before Nav l.
Dorgctt &, ready time Graham. the lghtw eight
i, exercising horses day and Allen II he doesn't
ret tho big head" lac 4, likely to make hfstca-s Jockey
The Lambeys John and Jgno.. and John Donovan. are
with your Uncle William G. DAILY who keeps them whers
10 can teach them the around the track. NJ
Dw,cr will have the benefit Of their service, when
necessary. Your Uncle william viii hay" extensive
stable to take part in the Washington ueeuR-.