New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-23
NOTES ABOUT TURF AFFAIRS.

An informal meeting Of representatives OF the Monmouth
ParR Association toney Island and Brooklyn jock"
clubs was held he Board OF Control rooms yesterday
eftrncon. The following were present. John Hunter T.
J. Dwyer James Galway J. G.. X. Lawrence, n. j. tss'
and j. Peabody Wetmore Only turf AFFAIR." were us
The hor>emen all over the country may rest As
sured hut full complement OF racing days allotted 10
the Monmouth Association, as in former year,, VIII be
given IT, that all the announced stakes Will be run ana
tha usual programme Of overnight Ioce VIII De gwen
As announced In The Tribune the unbiased saKS Will
close April Is There will be another meeting of
the persons interested, which will be duly annunced
The horses at the Grayesend track worked every
day. The does not stop them from doing OUTDOOR
work. prevents their being galoped along at two
minute gait better Trotung ana moderate clhOcrh8
are the order with the trainers.
The Washington contingent is almost ready for business
as two weeks with strong gallops would put
macy Of the horses in racing condition william Bar
ricks Of the useful sort and right up with the
winner when started In and the stables money Is
placed on it, Blue Rock, the brother OF lace
land did not last year He aing all sum-
In the early part OF this winter he was biistered
and be reach the seat OF his senes he was
blso,red his his pasterns and IS now going
sound.
Tom Rogers frequent winner In the West last year
II highly thought OF by his owner and his looks warrant
good opinion which the other trainers at the track
have Of his chances Frank Kinney IS the year-old
crack" Of the stable He a stake winner last year
ard showed both speed and stamina ST. Charles is good
selling platter aud Is dangerous in in which ho
with light weight his back The others are OF
the occasional" sort
Is. Morris Is likely small to hest
making the trip Washington but the pro-
arsmme will be arranged all classes will have a
chance TO win Judge Morrow is candidate for the
Brooklyn Handicap, and faster trial last year than
any engaged which worked the Brooklyn
track previous the he covered - miles In VJs
Iyis may give him the wndngup process at
the Washington track in Of the races TO be run at the
meeting Strathmcah especially pleases Mr.. Norris as
gcding wntered plenddy and IL such excellent
stnbc. lie has taken 70 his work kindly and
likely 10 fu.n his owners good opinion Of
him Ar q fair handicap horse.
False u. will begin the the reputation whif
he earned year ago His is satisfied with him,
and seldom makes serious mistakes in buying horses
Celia both shoulders, and the effect was
marvellous. She fair performer last year In j. w
Rogcrs's hands and expected to equal exceed her
races Of last year
Rex and King Mac bo-h rated "a breed winners
carefully placed the In which they
are catered this year. Tough looks like his name
good winner last year in the West. and Green
a number OF times that he considered him
| bargain at -. 500
Doncaster Ike another Of the useful sort which
when correctly placed Library, the brother OF
famous Troubsdour. gcldlng and did not In
his two.yearod form. but must have given his owner
h ability 20 win he bought his brother
a. the sale Alexander yearn4ss The others ar
two-yesrold~ with George CoVington his agent
and assist him Ia troinng the veteran
owner ami trainer expects u win fair share OF th'
races this year
IIeye the wcl-known Of Eolus and Sanon, Is t.
he retired TO stud and will BE- shipped TO Ashland
| Va where his owner j. J. Carroll intends to trced
| candidates for the four.mllc selling races.