New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-17
NOTES ABOUT TURF AFFAIRS.

VIII there be racing at Monmouth Park this summer 7
asked BY hCrsemen o. all grades. Just what VIII DE
is unknown Tut there is confidence that the~ VIII
be complete Change in the organization u the associa
Ton Information was obtained Yesterday from well-in-
formed persons that cable message had Deeh Sht l"
John Kelly. who * Monte Carlo. ASKING hun II ne
would take cha Of the racing at Monmouth II sals
factory angeni,ns made TO run OF the regular
meeting at that track. In the various poorooms and
uptown it tie general opinion that the turf
diplomat would answer in tn Affirmative. ana that MOh
mouths gates would be opened and the haes nyhe Oh
July Friends legitimate racing assert that Gy racing
a. Monmouth the respectable element of the turf can bring
the bandits Of the turf to terms and secure racing law
through the Legislature Of NcwJr,cy To remain closed
with Gutenburg racing day would the later
stronger and put premium defyng the law. rs the
CutenLufg managers have done all winter. The last rad
has been made the bookTokers, as the members OF
the Law and order League that II indictments cannot
be secured with $50 before the Grand jury 1t woud
be the same with an unlimited number OF Horse.
men Will rejoice at the prospect OF racing over the long
stretcle, at Monmouth Park.
The sale OF the Brookdae racing stable VIII take place
for purchasers 10 enter the horses In the Monmouth
Stakes. There should he some lively bidding Tor inc
horses : Mr.. Withels when he WAS In the nesl sdio
that annoyed by TO purchase his horses
when they beaten, aud never asked MN To pun
pfite on them when they won races.
Philip Dwyer was at the St. James last night ana
will begin the racing big and strong. Secretary
McIntyies tip was the weather was beautiful anu
that the track was narrowed fit for horse to run
trials over. As usual. Mac" was right Mr.. Dwyer
arrived in snowstorm wearing a light spring o'efcos'.
lie had not any OF his feowmembes OF the board
OF Control and was not prepared to what would De
done in reeald to tho days thot to be given up 70
the Monmouth Association should the members decce hs'
to race over their truck. When asked VINO ne
thought would be selected to chairman he sold he da
not know he had only talked Win JOhh A. Noi''''
aud the craftsmanship was not mentioned
Mr.. Dwyer and J. \. Morris attended the New'oreu's
race, and were pleased close finishes were the orc
81 day. lie sad the meeting wa success ana Wo'a
continue until spring To-day lie Will pay ms staD" III
Gravesend and discuss the chances Of Boiero WIZ.
ming out his purchase price $4,000, with young fi'
ana ED" McGarry. lie should be pleased at their az
p,arancc, all Of them are In excellent CONDITION
Morri. Park has not received it, promised PREPARATION
and getting rather tired OF reading about c
the other tracks while they are coeeu ~
keep their horses under sheds when they exercised
Mr. viii make amends soon As the weather per
It's intends Morris PARK shall DC the Houe uae
to Work horses over.
Slepner one Of The candidates for Suburban honors,
has been backed win amount for his owner H.
L0rlard. lie Is big and lusty lie has a great night
u speed Morris Park shake their heaus
when he IL mentioned having nghtng chance IN th
Coney Jockey Clubs greatest race for all aged
horses.
George f. Smith ("Pit.sburg Phil") IS frequent
visitor Morris Park. King Cadmuo peases him greatly.
He oyerrate him. but says he has grown ana
spread and developed so much with reasonable luck
face the starter again Wilroy is geding. but mas
ore uusound leg which prevent his winning races
OIL the big tracks.
4 number a stables Will start for Chicago in Nav. a.
many Of and who have cast their lo'
with the "Gosts realize that the rules issued DIV
the Board u Control will be enforced and that all the
yapofings Of irresponsible apologies OF winter racing
will avail them nothing.
NJ r. Dwyer expected return for at least ten
his brother said last night that he did not kno"
what others intentions In regard to racing at Gutten-
burg
Brighton Beach, In oil probability will get thirty DAYS
which without conflicting with the Board oil
Control racks-a consideration that Is likely to cause
many stables which reported going TO Guttenbu2
10 remain away from that track. Ii Ii well known 10
everybody Interested In racing that Guttenburg peven
legislation which would have given the other tracks III
New-Iersey chance " and the ones Injured most
both holders Of racing stock and owners OF extensive
stables going make the racing 81 The enemies oil
respectable turf popular The stanchet supporters oil
Gutenberg are now on defensive and the honest ones
afraid speak the Truth ay that the pare
faced jobs which perpetr:ted day shock the Job
Ders themselves.