New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-25
TALK ABOUT TURF AFFAIRS.
BITS OF GOSSIP ABOUT HORSES AND
THEIR TRAINERS.

The horses quarteFed at Brighton Beach anu ~ uio
Gravescnd track much better chonce for regular eN
rcie tb,n the horses stabbed at the tracks the
boulevard furnishes the trainers with long suaighe
stretch and with deep sandy ioah s"'
face. Tho Of injury are greatly reduced as lro
te no rails to should they bolt and when one
Of the highly melted ones the bit in his teech ne Is
always willing stop long before the rider Jumps OF inc
back, circum tance which often happens on
racetrack.
william Lakeland owns and trains larger number OF
horses than ANY trimmer az the Beach, "Bly" ne Is
called is an early bird and Is systematic in MS method7
all OF the horses in his stable exercised anu
taken care by IL o'clock Victory heads his io ana
grand looking colt he having grown into perfectly
nroportronSd three yearod full OF life and his
trsnes eyes sparkle when he tells OF mis- good qusliues
VIXEN asked the why he was declared OUT oi ho
spring handicap he said II find easier game thsh
beginning the carrying hey weights In the hr''
rsce II start the colt want him TO race all the season
and may ind ocr pares for him in purse rees until nc
b up to carrying weights" Tea Tray i likely 10
repay his trainer trouble he has taken win such al
erratic nltemrercd the speedy son OF hayoh
dor and Ella r. John Csvanseh looks a. If he ""u'u
make the owners OF selling paters nervous when e
season opens. Of Eolus earned nVc brackets
lost year. Willie L. Is another Of LaSeiaus oie,r
winners. He Is Falsetto, but IL right III HIS
class with the selling platers, his trainer says
lie look, good enough win an overnight hahuic'p
The two.year.olds will have 10 perform In company
before Lakeland will give An opinion about theh' ne
has nadens in the three ycsr-od division tat nay
be the medium Of guessing next season. as they nave
not displayed than Guttenburg form up 10 cate
EX1e's touches warm spot in IaheIahds h"' s"
he Is always willing talk about him. Lakeland sas
hc was the he handled. as ne lSi speeu
oud saina and was the hghest-fomed animal OF all the
thoroughbred horses In America Lskeind's OPINION Is
shared by who have visited lar'i-w ana seen INC
horse condition and where he conid De company"
with the 100 geo sire Baise. Mr. Reed bfeo nm
10 "A number OF his choicest mares, and the brighton
Beach champion" as Exile called, proved himself
a. good the sud the track as oil the ""'e' i'7
was mated with fOal. Lakeland makes the assertion
that Exle will outbreed any sire in America "a MS
colts should splendid doors in the stable ana souI"
they show speed the and daughters OF fNne
would certainly prove he stsyers Miss Cody has oeeh
sent to Fairyew, and will he bred TO Exile
Charles Oxx has his horses at the BRIGHTON track ara
exercise. thca daily the boulevard Watterson Is te
broad winner of she stlbe promises TO be Ia condition
by the beginning ot the legitimate racing season.
Alfred Iakclabd has nllcs in his stable, one By
81 B..e and the CHER by Longcow. lie is in trouble
with them "a he cannot decide which Of them Is the better
orc lie Is willing 10 sell one Of them. but IL afraid he
mi cht uart with better 10Th OF the hles sho"oo
high and the trainers for wealthy turn"eh Lave
tried to buy 10th u them. but Alfred says III
soil them III lose in the poolrooms before tho
begins IL keep and they are Of no account
TN he broke lust the the nes stay at Brighton
Beach.
The bridge at Coney Island Creek is the dividing line
between tho tracks Brighton Beach ana he BiooAy"
Jockey Club about half way between the TWO tracks
The trainers AZ the Brooklyn tracks seldom &c down as ar
A. the bridge but McGirry often makes Tie journey
A. one OF his vortss kings5rldee. ofen refuses 10 reun
fron that point amount OF persuasion d. MS rueF
has any effect him; tut when Mcoarry gets "ithin
,u, one hundred wards Of him. or a nothing
had happened IS easily the Handsomely morse Oh
thc boulevard and puts airs than peacock SH
John Is sedats looking animal and moves a. II ne "~s
sorry he wa, n olero's company. Long Brahch aurac~
the attention OF everybody HAT secs him. he has such
pecuiar marks his face, a bia'e ana SUPP
r,.mont who Ia as much like his mbeaten sire, Ire
ha neads rpom
a, tho ,oad as he Is such soodfeeng colt that he wants
IN psy all tho time. Fremont has fully recovered from
m. ELECTS Of his burst quarter crack and VIII
arrv the hopes dollars OF the stable lads when lie
,tars Temple Madrid aud Detroit have winered well
and are likely their debut for 1So2 at the WASH
neton meeting The Tremont.lelen FLY has many 1d-
mirror. Sho Is OF good size and like all the sons and
daughters of fremont, taxes after her sire
Hardy Campbcll the exemplary trainer OF NJ r.
Dvyer'. stable looks se.ious and talks and acts with
great delberatlon. much different from what he
was in 1891 As he stopped being frivolous when he be-
rsme a married Perhaps the strongest stable 81
aged horses ever trained by is the NJ f. DwJcr
stable for 1897 Longstrcot heads the list kingston
pacand BANQUET and Caaway III standing In the order
named with Potomac battle with the ouryear-olts, and
Nnmad Alright Arsat and Arplant In the three-year-
old division aud every horse doing all that Is asked OF
him and no complaints to make In regard to their condi'
ton. NJ h. Dryers chances are rosy indeed