New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-06
IN THE FIELD OF SPORTS.
NOTES ABOUT TURF AFFAIRS.

The track at Morris Park excellent condition
the trainers Idle. large contingent Is likely
TO 90 70 the Elizabeth races IL does hot TO hurry
crppes in their Several OF the horses at Morris
Park that were shaky in their legs have sigma Is
OF distress when asked to 60 out OF ealop
His Hiyhness nav 60 Elizabeth. lie Is up to going
fvceiahs would easily beat the class he would
be likely 10 meet The stables which have horses far
enough advanced 10 at Elizabeth those Of NJ f.
Dwyer. j. r. Keene (Cooper's DIVISION. G.. b Morris
Colonel jacob Rupert Walcott A. Campbell. W. NJ.
Bairicks N. Straus. I. H. Dahlman. Empire Stables !;
W. b. Burch. J. A. A. H. Morris. Oncck Stables &.
OK. l.. Stuart. Roye V. Littlehed. T.. Dryer Son.
will be represented although their horses not far
advanced In training many other stables. w. &.
Days lot bas been doing fast work for two weeks and
Of course will Be there Tysuy the public. The en-
tire GuttenbuAg brigade will 90 70 Elizabeth besides many
Of ths Gloucester 'cracks"
81 am working under light covers" Hatfield.
the trainer OF Colonel Norths horses said yestetay. The
horses are doing well could h. desired Colonel T.
T. Ochiltrees arrival Is the signal for active work The
Colonel says that It requires brain work 70 stable
successfully. The Kecne lot Is advancing finely but It.
Is still long time before the begin II is likely
that division Of Coopers horses will at Elizabeth
At the Lakeland paddocks all the horses are in good
health. Lowlander. Waterson, ana the colt by Favor.
dam Sprinter arc well along in their preparation The
Favor-sprnter colt is three.year.old and compares
favorably with the bc.t Of his age.
At the Brooklyn track oil the Dahlman lot receive
strong work. Lycrum appears TO be the nearest TO a
Gertie d. works smoothly Maidstone is TO
Elizabeth. barring accidents.
The RarriK lot was bree,ed along Tuesday at SIN
pace w. II. Barrick is a constant visitor to the track,
and watches every movement OF his horses.
Superintendent Brush I, Elizabeth and expects to
have the track in perfect order by SATURDAY.
hidy Campbell worked NJ r. Dryers lot in two
SETS Strong gallops the order The horses in his
charge make magnificent showing the track. philip
Dryer. IT,, arrives at the In time to the first
st IL their Vork 10 fha oh.
prospects T. H. Dryer generally arrives the track
about O'Clock. In tim, the second go through
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Richard Loud is confident tina. Two Bits will stand
tanning and successfully.
J. J. IIylond the truiner Of DAILY Gdeon's horses
met serious loss by the OF his wife Saturday.
J. w. Rogers is one OF the conservative trainers who
take time to get their horses ready. lie he will
not sell horse Ia his stable than what
is worth as he regrets the sale Of Lampshtcr All OF
his horses are doing well and likely prove bread
winners. May Win. who Elk times Of twenty
starts and placed in races looks II he would
reverse the order and win twenty Of this
year. Pckpocket Is one Of the improving sort lie
s Spendthrift, II is not surprising that he trains
Rogers declared last that pickpocket within
twenty-five pounds Of Lampliehter. II Mr.. Rogers Il
right be,tors should study e Handicap closely Glen.
moyno is typical OF Glenelg lie has and is
sure 10 make the sprn,ers look their aurels and
lower the colos OF Of ths cracks In the threeyear
old division at the greater distances.
David Gideon Is ful.nedged trainer II would not
surprise the Morris Park contingent IL he applied for
a license. Several OF the q the farm In New
Jersey have foaled to the delight Of Messs Daily
and Gideon. The horses doing splendidy. st.
Michael Is picture OF health His lines have rounded
that he looks the ideal thoroughbred DR.. Rice Is
as playful - kitten and is pet Of Mr. Gideon.
Rsnapo however Is the choice OF the three year-olds
Should St Mchsels temper not interfere with him. many
persons prefer his chances Key del Rey takes regular
galops. lie Is perfectly sound and Is likely TO begin
the Brooklyn meeting Colonel Fred thrves
wonderfully.
q. f. Smiths ("Pltts5ury PhrD six horses look as
we'll as any that be selected At the tracks
They are being worked night along TO be ready
for the Brooklyn meeting. =. S. Donovan has at least
three OF the other trainers a. he does
not begin the season untr the Morris Park meeting
starts. All the horses his stable doing well eN-
ceIt colt By Sptndbrt. which Is suffering ilom rheu'
matsm.