New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-27

most notable being $4,000 purse for stations nj
Two hon. ARK, bosI0l' Were Phallas Won the FIRST
dlsanced In the fourth. ' ''''' W"
t heurnihs to his adopted home on the Pacific slope
w. r ,ue pcsuse than any stallion ever carried from
uG Esst Director remained IN the stud n, Plasartou
w MI moore purchased him. ), than II wear AGO for
Sir, Al Nat time lie had earned a reputation rs
harnes, hor.e, and still the champion stallion at either
I'M MuSrct =, the best daughter # Director M to
va. H. wa, the hiesc,t winner among the four
Ho" "us III 1880, when she scored IL = at indie
pruuvhc' ana Mr.. Moore added her 10 h- collection
"'au NIi'r soon after this he bought EVangcnc with
record OF 10 at three year, and in the hand, Of
|etnse W. saunders, who took charge Of the Moore
su'b Vtiiy IN August TIE y ing mare became q sen
on ana lent further dsti. 20 Director rs q sire
Ia oHHuene speed At Cleveland last Septem.
race ana could have gone at lea n second fn,t.r had
Jyin 9ren ANYTHING to force her ont She wa, CON
latter part Of the Western southern circuit but nm
"a"NN OF rheumatism and fractured hip cat her
- Scn,yll al 'Ounbue Ind, during The last week
hcr sire had not done with contributing hl, share
Inc , ,'e phenomenal troiters OF l-y2 with Evanrc
HI, S"lD' Tor llrccium thrcc-l old that Monroe
fAobnFy had bIou. over from California I'm The early
G1,' m"t Al IN" cracl Youngsters Of his a-e and
iUr tn'rc,ycar-oldS TO ell Il AT Nashville Though
I Ir''n nr TtTW wv cn NJ to 40 IL Dirccnm won
dG esteem Of all true sporsmen than the Elcctionc'r
CON N,cctr has increased his roll Of 30 per
material mat, that can hold their own in company f. hi,
fhirI cNcellenc'. Monroe salisbury says Of him: d"
breeding ana prefer small horse for racing pur-
poses: Driving him through the street, of Chicago
one fv he stumbled and nearly fell. so that ]
inchned to think he would not bc Of much service.
hut When he scored up against his field me- showed
ms quality as fighter. have some young things
by him ont Of mares by Thad stevens four mile heats
runner, that suit 10 manufacture campaign:r,
rom ana with the Mr.. Moore has collected ne
should get several Drcctums and Evangci ines every
year
The present owner OF Director first attracted notice
n a breeder by his investments mt the sale Of General
T. f. Iracy'S trotterS inst before hc entered The
cabinet As Secretary Of the NAVY on that occasion
Mr. Moore secured several ~ the Marshand stud.
among thcm MambrinO Dudley strongly bred
stallion with record of 10 "a. Though he wa, not
been Inspired by the motto adoptcd by General Tracy
and placed at the head Of all his announcements re-
gardng the stock he had at his farm I'M Iioca Cunty
Breed 70 the winners" Following this advice b."
has continued IN huv mares with fast records. euch
Is Mary Marshall to whom Independence" Williams
gave a mark Of 10 "a when she was heavy I'm
fCa 70 AllertOn. Another course pursued Nv Mr.
Moore IS 70 secure the dams Of noted performers. no
matter what the cost He recently purchased Betsy and
]. tho dam OF Noquctte. the champion f1urvcar-l I'D
stallion and Is nj present NEGOTIATING flr N"n. ~"
Instead ~ holding the produce Of his huohOodod sire,
and dams till thov pretty well matured. Mr..
Moore has decided 70 follow the example ~ those who
bred caopeTs and nut them nm FOR comp"fiN' ~ 1S
yoaTlnCS. Even the CalIfornians who have made
ample fortunes ont Of their young stock IN III" East
have never made clearance Of each seasons crlu.
but with the increased earning capacity 81 TIE
Juvenile trottcrs, they win be moro In demand at
early