New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-12
NOTES ABOUT TURF AFFAIRS.

Tie National Associations Turf Congress closed it4
meeting on Wednesday evening aud will not meet again
until 1894. There needed alterations made In
the rules and many that should have been adc were not
presented as number OF members opposed to the
proposed rules In reference to the measurement, OF tracks
and 70 q rule that would prevent 'tin cup" records
The secretary q the Ncw.York Driving Club {. A.
Willis who objected TO everything proposed managed TO
have his partially adopted 1t was that no
driver should drop than heat In race declaring
20 the judges The horse must not be considered in tho
betting. Horsennen that the ru" will cause endless
confusion 1t often happens that driver may not D
trying heat whom something happens 10 the readers
and he drives the hea:, often winning driver
may be punished by either hnc SUSPENSION or expulsion
would look singular to tine or suspend drNer LOT "'
ming a hea. under the circumstances described
Rule provides that all races not otherwise spech''
should mile heats three In five. except for horses under
four year. old when the rocc VIII be mile meats TWO w
three There arr 4sS members the lis, Of III" National
Association. i. p. Johnston VIII receive "iy oi f-oVu
yearly
The the various tracks have been taken up ana
get regular every day. NJ the Brooklyn ua'K ne
majority OF tho trainers advantage Of the Boulevard
IN exercise their horses The horses full OF HE, ana
rear and plunge JUMP an1 Kick that the boy' have
plenty Of hard their seats There are 50
many Of higher class OF horses being trained al "Tc
end many people no or Interested pay the horses
visit a, least once week Hardy Campbell Is giving the
NJ DIVER horses their elementary eNcfcses at pres
ont and a. in 1891 he intends 10 have them ready when
the races begin. Hardy Is now married man.
All his horses Hne shape reported In The Tribune
and the handicaps do worry the trainer u NJ. =.
DIVERS stable Ills motto Have your horses ht BE-
fore you critic;se weights even the hahd'esDI"'
cont tell how much hor-e improve or 90 back In tho
winter"
Ed, McGarry Is happy and conencl. The horses In
his charge arr doing spcnddy and he has cause ID
complain Bolero acts II he INTENDED To retrieve Fh"p
DIVERS reputation a. GOOD Judge Of horses y being o.
good q racehore this A. he was duhef In isoi.
Con Leighton has Colcpel Ruprsrts hor-es In great
fettl,. and everything looks roy for his employer
Cr.en H. Morris good stable a. Ia ever trained
IN use his own expression They are In excellent order to
begin work upon and second to none a. trainer
William Barricks hor-os sl brad winners. unless
Elm. Rock Il excepted Iro rcovcd severe blister 10
Gently which should rach the seat q" his hn'h's' unless
IL IS in his carr. he was hll,t'red all over.
O. Jones's horses unknown to fame. with the eN'
ccption u feonswc who has been reported In The Tribune
several times recently
The Corriqan cssc IL likely sensation a. II Is
.ad that an EFFORT viii BE- made TO show that the action Of
the Board O, Control is Illegal and that the Cone Island
Jockey Club the only association which Is h'tesbu ara
the only one which has tke action In regard "
Corr.gan and the Huron case or his entries
John A. Morris intends visit his Texas ranch before
his
The prospects FOR ncing SewJersey look rather dn
II. present they say at Guttcnburg' feh can't I''
no BIN unless Dnny and Lou wants n See" Another
VIII add "YOw OATS 90" Who i - Lou - I'f"'Ps
he Is one of the " Big Five"
l.. o. ApIlehy is home from Europe He SAID he ma a
good time and saw famous horses am sorry 70
see this wrangle about racing In Ncw-1"r-ey he said
There .honld be- way make lav to suit all con-
cornod In the matter
Nathan Stnuss has nineteen horses in his stable H.
d that he DID not care TO unwiedy stable oni
would Gull several IN the spring MI strauss j.
millionaire end fond Of the sport lie intends To take ms
vacation at the races next summer Dolpn wheeler j
fis trainer This is the stable that many people INSIST
the property Of Mayor Grant
The reports from breeding establishments are iu %
accounts Of many premature Osng the majority OF them
royalty bred Vorious assigned a. to The
cause OF it, Is such losses were unknown uhu recently
Here IL VIVA, breeder who has been Ia the business toy
years tod the Yesterday: Thr principal reason Is
that we orc breeding 10 have the foas como an
February so as TO compete with the Calfornians II We
were content TO them come in April or May Fewer
rnres would lost their foals.'
one OF the socaled raids made at Guttenbuf2 Ves
terdsy Captain Graham sent word a. TO whom he h'h
entrants for 10 the Executive Committee who fuihlSho
coaches and the culIrts driven to Eugene iig
stable and courthouse and held in $500 each by
Justice OF the Peace lockwood