New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-06

its unfortunate that Mr. Mcintyre did not nave
an opportunity to express in figures his op''ho" ..
IN. horses Of Colonel North, High Commissioner anu
lddeseirh To Mr.. Lawrence is given that pleasure
II Is evident that the president OF tho CoNey i!a"
Jockey Club understands that the Enghshneh arc
not Thinking OF sending their best horses 10 the Cn"
States to compete for prizes large or small III or
fajn,r holds the representatives OF the nitrate KING
At about fifteen pounds less than the Amei1'ah ho'S
Of practically the same class, or ra'her Vi ''e ''
relative record on the turf lie knows 'hat No'on'
the Hon. Thomas POrterhouse Ochtree Is eehue
man OF winning ways, and cannot escape the pehci
now current in America) that Colonel North VINO i
oood natured and obllging his friends, mas Dreh
ner,naded by Colonel Ochiltrce to let nm Ie'ch 10 '
country few ordinary animals ana nave SOM i''
ui,h ,bem The chances are that High Commissioner
and Iddcsleigh viii run up some pretty large ioou
NILS before the Colonel Is through wii' inc s''"i'
pnt let the Colonel congratulate himself that his horses
-. h.a &, HIGH esteem AT los and lOj pounds
=. o,cht IN send both to the post. II they are OIL
onv account they arc thrown IN II they are Worthless
thew voud do no better with ninety each 1t Is pleas
ing 70 note that Mr.. Vosburgh is with Mr. Lawrence III
holding The Engishmen choapiy. Nei'her - s""'''"s
from Angomanla.
eowners have at last como TO The conclusion
that u ,s a bad business 10 send 10 the POST III hc
Suburban and In the Brooklyn Handicap eoou 'hiVe
year.old and IT is sign Of The nme' uh'' ''''' =
NOT a single three-ycar-od In either race thS '0''
Many men of experience believe that sohe ""S .
three yearold will win one of these America" '"''
but the owners Of the best youngsters are gong 10
80 L., ,h. year for the races In which they VIII
M, meet horses like Longstreet, Lamplgh'er' lam
MANY Major Domo. banquet ana hihsA'"n' ~ %
the frs, suburban In years In Which inc name VI
three ear-old has not appeared Mr. "iu'0' -
perence with His Hghness has had its erect
A., ,xorn.,ra has treated MAJOR
Domo harsbly whereas Mr.. Lawrence has gwen HI"
tus the weight that, In the opinion Of good JUDI
No oprbt IN have Certainly this horse Ola ho'n"s
last year that entities him TO rank with such h'.
a. Kingston. No fault be fOuhd WIN uic "o'o-N
OF Lamplighter ard Tammany. Banquet seems " w
Justly handed and Yorkville Belle Is wen III Du,'
races Jucce Morrow is lcrienty dealt WITH Mt
lawrence evidently thinks that tho heats "' III,
eh.ensbead meeting In tie fail disposed forever oi
Demrth AZ he lives him but 100 pounds, while MI
Mcintyre gives him H.
The pen,er is not in the Brooklyn Handicap ou'
Is rather harshly treated in the suburban u - az
opsn secret that Mr.. nyrneS ln'chos 10 WI" ~
Suburban with The Pepper II that Giraffe four year
"N'""~'' WV" -, ,o, Ia fine fettlc. The
pepoer has been a disappointment ever since ne was
ioacd No doubt he is horse OF sood ci's9' o"' ~.
is brute that cannot be depended on. Noniau u
lucky 10 slip IN with 10 pounds ana NJ VIII "a'e
q large following. Mr.. Lawrence has w" 'P'
OF Victory but Mr. Mcintyre thinks nm IA, e''' 40
Locolatrhce Judge Morrow. Raceland anu 7""o''
meath Mars has none the best oil inc "'is"''' nv
del Rev Is in so Eight that If he goes 70 inc posi- !"
fs best form he will be among the iavorit'cS' Mon"
tana is. as usual lucky. but lightning se'do" S"'N''
twice In the same place
Tho Metropolitan Handicap being lurlo"s "SS ''"
the brooklyn and Suburban, 1t Is dii"c"' u 7
into inst comparison with them The pnbhc can
net forget that this handicap was tile most sc",''
race OF Ie0l II seems this year to be the cieVer''
piece OF work that Mr. Vosburgh has done. lie Is W
be Congratulated on the courage shown III F"s'"s ''
Weights TIL, is directly Ia the line advocated by
John A. and Henneu Morris, and the result VIII Nv
awaited with interest lie agrees with Mr.. Lawrence
4 that Tanmany and Lamplehte are about equal an"
las placed them together al the top OF tie tree Ct
iloiihn comes next, only pound less 80 th"t VIC TIA
the three best four-yearOics Of 1852 conc"dihs s'o"
Jumps o. weight TO collection Of highclass horses VI
every age. IL would be easy 70 find fault WIN '"e
treatment Of n few OF the horses In the Metiopoh'"i'
bnt taken as whole the band cap Is Lghly cre'i'at
piece Of work
Mr.. vosburgh Is equally happy In the allotment oi
the. weights In The Toboggan Side Handicap AL
tur'men viii agree that Dr.. Hasbrouck siomd carry
. the top weight In a OF SIX furlongs. ana i'e
po'nds viii no. be regarded &c 200 nfuca. ii0~ mucn
o. lottery racing Is VIII appear from the iac' NAV
iasbioJek, castor. sold for small sum- s'h'1N :"
~'e Top With l3s pounds. AMI Canvass. who was soo
ycasins for S2l 500. stands at the bottom WIN 30
Congressman Campbell declares It Is true that nc a'
sed The Ivy City racs4 for certain clients pu' ''A
snsfo Croker and Michael Dwyer are not among 'neh'