New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-18
NOTES ABOUT THE HORSES.

Tho horses at Gravcsend receiving regular road
work. Although the track could lie prepared in Few
hours prefer the road The handbags have been
background of late. the question of superiority
OF the sprntes or shordsance horses Is the question
which is discussed by the trancs Stonenell is the NJ
F. Dwyer Splinter. but 1t is well known that Lonesueet
Kingston and Nomad capable OF holding their own
when trained for short races Tho giant Don Aonzo is
likely 10 asked sprint he should not successfully
train to 20 over distance OF ground Fairy has shown
able win in the best company with heavy
weight up. Mr.. Croker who owns her IL hkey 10 oe'
heavily on her chances when she starts Red Banner Is
quick on her feet and extremely speedy. that Mr..
Croker Is likely TO have something TO say about the
shorter races.
Yorkvilc Belle has wntcred nicely and is in good
shape TO begin the season. Harry Campbell Is well
peased with the horses I'm his charge. ''ET' McGarry
trouble this winter keep his horses in shape
Lconawen Is Of the hnecoated sort ana looks eA
ceedngy well. McGarry expects hne results 'oih
Handover the brother the great racehosc, Hanover
The Empire stable owned by ], II. Dahlman is likely
TO he heard from this year. Maidstone carries his age
well and feels Ike two-yearold Iormentofs "'na
seems 10 have improved greatly Gcrtc ID. Is doing ney
and is likely to begin the season early M!t Young Is
almost sure to be factor in the selling races 'ho
Orande was setoncd and seems TO be perfectly sound
Harmon conservative trainer not given 70 ooasu"s'
but he saws Comanche Is not winner IN the thfee-
voarola classes all signs fail Gotham is likely looking
vo,rod and IS A. Dahian's favorite as he has size.
hone and Tie substance. besides having shown great speed
in his trials. Dahnan visits the track every day Ho
attends 10 details. mat IA I" 6''c
his uniiyided attention TO his horses.
Green b. Morris has not begun 10 give his horses inc
work which other give theirs but is content 10
lev them exercise themselves in the roomy paddocks which
FROM his stables. Mr.. Morris Gays that the -No'.o"
boss is mighty cunning but he runs true he Is IN II
with the best OF them.
Tho conuaatye merits OF Stonene and DR.. Hasorouck
cause some OF tao trainers loose sleep Dr asDr'uck
and s,onene are not going 70 have all their own way!
Drighton Beach traer said the wiiter "a there Is
oa a, the Reach that be considered when he j.
,,e,ad OF course the from the island OF prize
,ch meant Victory Besides there oters. such a'
l.. Tosca His guess. Vesubu!e and Ghimoyie' VINO
can sprnt II their desire TO start them In sucb
,aces IL will take least week for the trainers 10
a., their affairs In order that active work is not hkey
to begin for severa! days ~ ,
Matt Dyrncs back at Monmouth fafS win Mar
an n,iv,s stable having taken them over 1000 miles
,co the racing season closed last year Marcus Day
- .,e of the wealthy Of the Anaconda Mines
az. lido, d hppinr horses 4, the Montana ranch was
n n,d gu, a. the ternning what eject the journey to Tho
a,co and vn,cring there would have them III the
xncriucnt i, successful the stable Is likely u sirna
every winter In Montana returning every spring - take
n,r in the races. ep.ird that the HOSES arrived
..,eiv vittou, scratch u single horse.
The uomuton--Cherry colts career VIII b. wachca
m r,.r.st nv Americans as tn leading judges III Eng
end ,ronounced him looking ycarling sold ia
L,g,,nd last year The English pres said he had size
Grand rmltion plenty Of boac, lacked BY stosscu