New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-06
NOTES on TURF AFFAIRS.

The spcndthiift earrings are at Tattcrsals sale ring
at Fifty.nfth.st. and seycnth-ave. The youngsters
arrived early yesterday morning They are above tne
average size and look slendidT. number OIL o'hei
youngsters te property Of persons who breed IN small
way arrived the same time. Horsemcn should IN
.pect youngsters ca"euly as the Moielo OF Doho
Of 1894 may be among ti6 lot
g. Wabaum will accept more commissions by wire
A. he was compelled add ~ 600 10 his losses on
the great match between Lamplighter ana Iammahy'
On the day q match Mr. Walbaun received th' oi-
lowing telegram ut two thousand on LanphghteF Tor
me- VIII send you money tomorrow IL he loses g
E1elschmann" The telegram sent from Ncw-fork.
Mr. Eeischmann said that he did not send the telegram
and denied all KNOWLEDGE OF the transaction "he ASKED
for the money IL was impossible 10 obtain descrlp
ton Of the person who the dispatch the operator
ad forgorten all about the matter Manager casey Of
the Western Union could not find out who the sender
was so the case turned over to Inspector byfhes
Mr. Wallaum received many commissions by wire ana
placed bets for persons at distance from the track Dn
in the future friend or foe VIII nave 10 secure
somebody else To place their bets
t. amuscs Marcus Daily when he reads that he is a
beginner on the turf and that he is extremely lucky III
all that he undertakes. Marcus DAILY In reality ], d
d,,,e. expert and is far more familiar with the Eng
Ii.h studbook than Of the critics are with me
American. Another item that di@plea'es him Is 70 d.
quoted as a Western millionaire or Cooper KING
Il don't want any notoriety In that "sy he sara 'he
other dav II Will breed and horses in modest
way but do not care have any titles Plain Marcus
DAILY is enough without any supcriluous adveru'hs'
am not loser by any means Oh my racing stable Dut
the trottcrs purchased decided failure Intend
:, d,snose NJ them" Mr. DAILY i busy that h.
cannot snare time TO visit track lie Is about TO
nnchase number OF engines and mining machinery, ana
he spends the greater Iart OF the day examining speca
lions and diaughs Of the machines
Now that TammaDy Il his way 20 Montana the
raceco,ng public anxious 70 LInpiighter and
Rudolph meet in race at one and quarter miles
Rudo ph's easy defeat OF tina: game hr'e-yeu-od Sir
Wolter set many per-on thinking some shrewd judges
In. tf.fig. 4. IA Ma 1 Ia =
that he had severe with 10 pounds on his back
Monday when he defeated BY Rauapo after De hld
been pOcketed until il TOO late 10 overhaul Ranhpo
John Higgins and other shrcwd trainers sad that Mon
days race did benefit The mrceycaT-old ~ II was
hardly possible for him to recover from its elects In 50
short a tine Many person, followed the tip and bet
on Rudolph. Nh. wobaum said after the race: "No
Rudolph for papa unless al even weights ihc Linden
Association will add $1,000 for between the cracks
il to agreement TO the weights 10
o. carried.
The following dispatch received lat night: "icy-
ington Nv, oct. j.-Captain SIM s. Blown OF Isbuf1
the king and noted turfnan. will sell ont his entire
racing stable Late last night he consigned the string
20 the Waterfall sae for The consists OF
following well.known rachor-os: Bob speed Pararct
Portugal. Afternoon and her full sister Two OClock and
twenty-thr two.ycarolds In training. laptm Brown
the Of the large combination stock farm near
Lagrange. Of which Trorbadour is the stallion"
S. ). Brown Is OF the best-known NEE Oh the
American turf. 1t is not Likely that he viii retire per-
Ioaaeny, he said that he intended to breed ana ia e
a FutuIity winner by TrOubddour. Besides, two racing
stables Last and another In the Wet. j. too
great strain man a. he cant be in two places at
the time number Of the horses raced under the
firm name OF Brown Rogers % be- soli n.N wcca
In future the horses which Capvin Brown intends 10
race will b. trained by J. W. Rogers.
The prices secured by George Eastln, who i latter
sars auctlonccr the Louis sales OF orou ghbeds
indicate that horses which win fetch good
prices $ in former years.
cffono of tho ind Wastch in r,Ifn ~
NJ Jordan Clerico the jockey and the Tom Tough