New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-03

NOTES ABOUT THE HORSEMEN.
pleasant weather of yesterday caused large num-
Der persons visit the raceracks The air was clear
with brisk wind blew clouds Of dust 50 that the
turfmen who wore their Faster suits returned from
the tracks In terra color. The rGws from lIn-
beth was hailed everywhere with delight Many o1 thc
horses surprised by being asked TO incitas" 'he'f
speed and work a two.minuc gait \ New-Jersey poll
tcian and lawyer who formerly judge ceased
much by that the Elizabeth license would
b, attacked Of certioiari soon as II was pos
ble to so. lie expressed himself freely on the sub
ect and said there tc doubt that two Of the Par
Hcr bills were unconstitutional, and that If ee licenses
were illegal the third one would he rendered nun
and void tEat In the end the Disoidely House act
would be the law a. heretofore.
frank McCebe is generally the first trainer on 'he
track a Ct his horses. Every truman Is enMou'
IN see Mr. Gebhard win he is thorough sportsman
He Is one Of the American turfmcn who do not get
discouraged by defeat races by max
ing additional purch bases
T. H. Dahlmen's hcr~es ore all in excellent shape
Harmon sending them right along now that they nave
fully recovered from the effects of the physc given teh
last week Comanche Of the most attractive horses
at the track lie freely without fricti@l. ana j.
oosilv ridden by lightweight stable lad. That he viii
be respected by Gravesend trainers when hc Starts Is
unquestoned he carefully watched every time ne Is
oxercised Madstone Ike his stable companion is doing
exceedingly well. The Indications are that he VIII sport
silk in the first days Of the regular meetings.
ing races tere d. please them II looks couh'
she acts ON the track a. II anxious TO have the
season begin at weeks earlier Tormcn"r was
under weather account OF cold conuac@u "hen
in physic but he all right now. Milt Young is
cIjp,l and feels he would like TO NY, he jumps so
high when he first the track. The t"oyHaf'
olds in the stable Goodookng lot END are extremely
clever ION the track. son OF MusccVy Is hlei"Ah.
animal A. DahlnAn. who attends To the racing delnr~
nont Of his fathers affairs sweet on the colt There
.hsaf
different tracks that dangerous 10 yet enthusiastic
over any particular colts excellence
NJ y DIVERS stable seemed Ia be under marching
orders as everybody was busy and tlkng
sti0 rallops majority OF the horses in the stable are
likely TO race at Elizabeth Ienestreet however may
DO reserved for meetings Kingston Is likely 10
begin Elizabeth should the fates permit racing 70 take
place there Fairy, o, Mr. Crakers lot looks as II she
were ready for fast work and as II few strong moves
would put her in shape for racing
Nom,d also comes to hand early. Readers Of The
r,bune will remember that worked and quarter
miles i'm 10 year before the REGULAR season BEGAN
A he has been doing work he certainly should be
ready for the Eliznbeh meeting. Demuh is almost Snie
to ready for the races at nile or over hanIhc
looks should be ready for early racing. Don
Alamo peases both Mr.. Dwycr and his trainer, Hardy
Campbell Notwithstanding the adverse criticisms OF some
turfmen. Banquet all that trainer could desire ana
living argument In favor Of the emasculatlon OF colts
lie is hard nails does regular WORK ana is fcaaS u
90 two.minute mile at any time
There is fun brother 10 Leonawel in the stable that
Is compdc cy.looking colt. He Is t"o'y'"ro'u'
All Of the horses In the stable look WELL ana many
pede another successful season for the greatest
punger OH the American turf
Philip DIVER & Sons horses are n good'ooking iot'
I'm, are not SO forward as in VI. f. Dryers
s,aM. shord racing take place the Elizabeth
track Dwyer & stable Is not likely to be repre-
sented until late in the meeting Declare anu I"nuo''r
take to their work like ducks to water. Mc"afty
smiles all over when he looks at them Ieoha"el i
DOING splenddly. lie might possibly have few races
at Elizabeth just before the Brooklyn Hahdcap 10 pre-
,aro hir, for that race. Iongd0ck Is one OF the
best-ooking Of Longfellow perfect IN every point
and has a grand way OF going. II he does not prove
b,mse worthy Of his rocehOrsc there Is moth
Ing in either looks breeding.
W. NJ Bsrrick's lot well advanced in their prcpa.
ration for the campaign they be raced Wash
ncton II racing at Elizabeth Linden had been pro.
hibted Dr. Hasb0uck. the Splinter looks as II he were
within weeks Of racing. lie was so successful ct
the spr!nng distances last year that II likely That hiS
sbrewd owner will try the mile against the crack
mers az he extremely fond Of long price against
his horses. Emin Boy proved himself rather uncertain
last fall, the horse young and had to do
great guessing % what was required OF him. tho
education which he received have steadied him
that he may prove consistent this year. Colonel Rup
merits lot are well advanced AjaX has developed into
splendid looking three earold lie looks every Inch
racehorse Ajax Ill almost all last season and went
70 the pc,t many times when he should have remained In
the etable. ST. Domingo is such big colt that tho
chances are it will the before nc is
ready
Green b. Morris says racing Is not what It used
"a he as nobody knows just what To do with his horses.
IL have lost sleep thinking about the chances OF
racing I'm New-Jerecy" said ~ suppose will have
IN bustl, them along II want little money 10 be-
Gin tho sason with" Judge Morrow IS in line shapc.
hut the report about Mars worries the veteran trainer
- nc saws Walden has his horses ready u race week
of,e the season begins. Strathmcah. like all geldngs
is easily prepared. He is doing spendidly. None Of
N, Noris's horses :5,s than strong galops
THO bores in the Burridgc Brothers stable well olong
in their preparation for the seasons campaign Matthew
Feakcs is careful trainer and docs not o'cro his horses
In their work.
e. H. Garrison Is in training at Lakewood. lie says
re VIII train down IL ponnis and Keep his strength.
ircd 1aral is picture OF health IL said yesterday he
would have little trouble 70 ride at lis at weeks
tire Frank Goodac j. lightweight. lie SAYS 100
mounds will be easy task for him. GOodalc
was ore of the leading Western jockeys last year,
likely 70 be in demand the East he is strong and
can ride heavy headed animals successfully Albert Clay
ton goYn heavy. lie Is great big fellow. He
however get down 10 1lS without extra
Mons Daredevil" fitzpatrick il expected arrive at
sbcopshead Bay on "Wednesday. Martin Bergen has not
signed with any stable yet. lie that hc
well as free lance and have choice several
mounts ct times. W. y. Daily is anxious TO
he Is without Jockey Tor the INST time
since racirg.
TIE AMERICAN TURF CONGRESS.
Cincinnati, April 3.-Thc License Committee OF the
American Turf Congress its recent meeting in Lex.
ingon KY granted Jockey licenses Harry Ray Leon
denotes Charles Thorpe. w. Perkins Clarence Bryant
"Joe' West. Lester Eein and J. j. McCancny Rule No