New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-11
IN THE FIELD OF SPOKTS.
NOTES AECUT TURF AFFAIES.

The stormy weather Of vet rday upset the plans OF
many OF Tie trainers az the tracks At the BROOKLYN
track hc horses received their work on the Boulevard
vt the >hc'phc1d Lay track, Hatfield Jic trainer Of
Colonel Nob- hOrs myst:ics the tOuts by sending his
ho'cs to GinIent lOst, the track and starting them
To co their worn an eighth Of mile apart me trainer
walks up and down the stretch mcdta.ng on the Victories
he intends win aided by the fertile brains Of Coohd
thomas T. Ochiltree. Inc touts watch him closely.
sud- My he lit, whistle mis- lips and blows shrili
blast All the horses break at different POLES and start
of at stin pace; the |us do not kno" which one L"
start their watches on a. some Of tlcm work three
ciehths and others 60 longer distance Ifa'her nav
hed believes that he prevent the tout' from cocHe
the imported selling p!aters. IL Is believed That ue
scheme originated BY Colonel ochltrce.
John Mackey has no intention of lrayirg the employ
OF J. Is. Hagpin. Mr. Mac1'y suffered 'erou' Nos'
by The death OF son, John Mackcy, ~, VINO was
well known to turirncn IA this city. Young Machci
acted as TIL, ag ut OF ". ~ b. McDonough last year
Inc Rancho del Iaso catalogue Is out and horsciI II
Carefully Studying the long list OF brothers ana ssi
oi great performers. IN public Will have cnahce 10
see the first crop OF youngsters by Snlv'tor ihr
are fifteen daughters OF the greatest Iaehoi'c
dry III Tn list They are out oil mares tha' "oio
fleauent winners on tie turf, such a. Miss Woodoiu
the queen Of her time; LINE Lucas. Chimcra Aur'a
Ethel katfnc Bella Il. Sir Modrcd y irlr SEM
by tweny.scNcn sons and daughters. The get OF Sir
M0drc1 tel their own story by the huhVr oi f''''
they every year Sectional prejudice VIII ho' a"co'
the price of the SIR Modr,ds performances conound
Ben All by tn. Argyle ly two, Alexander "a brohef
10 the famous toxha by four and liidaleo by thirteen
hiaa 10 Is dead 'Joc' Daniels has eight III the Ist'
John Happy nyc, Kyre DaIy twelve, Lonsiield two'
Miner one Midlothian. the sire OF Sir Wait'f SIX !;
IyIan ELEVEN one, St. Bais three Fresno
tour.
fremont is represented ty colt out OF the Dam OF
Sal\ ator the four.miler Saliva There are 40
Youngsters catalogue for buyers 10 choose rOn
They IRE TO be sold at Morris Park beginning June l.
William Iasion OF Tat,crsalls, VII be the auctiohcef
Mr. Ea,ton ON the Majesc and is expected to arrive
Wednesday.
Business at Tattcrsalls has been extremely DISK
George flied his brothers place during his absence
acccptably to 10th buyers and sellers. william Eas"n
begin the spring sales on Friday. when Mrs '" D.
Clarke OF Triumph Ohio. VIII sell thirv-sM hghciass
saddle ard harness horses.
The spring has begun in the horse market IN
this city. report business good. At the stables
Of II. Dalman known all over the country as thc
Empire Stables there a magnificent lot OF horses OH
hand. hundred head Of horses ranging from the
gigantic Norman dninuti,e pony were quart"rcd
Mr.. Dlmans stables sunday. 50 that Is an easy
matter purchasers select horses suitable for what
business they engaged In.
There 1000 horses Of all classes on j. H. HagRlns
California On the rancho In KEN County there
are and six old horses that
blood Of good trolling families In their veins