New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-13

III THINKS AMERICAN HORSES hND tACES ARE
AS GOOD A. OTHERS.

Ill. THINKS ANFHT Az HOtNIS AND FACES ARE
As GOOD AS OTHERS
4. l. Walcotl arrived from Europc on the steamer
Majestic yesterday. lie l. bronlcd by the weather
aud siouor than when he went away. lie -ait that
he lad Delightful tour ard felt well eyer he
felt IN hi, nfc. when asked ubou, tho spring race,
in England h. snid that Americans should be- thankful
hat they dld not have t. submit To Tie inc)y'ncncs
which the average English sOrr experienced when
he went to the
At the Linconshlr. course" he sad. the &C
cornrnodaricn, arr Wiz. Few Of the general publ.
have u chance Ia see the races. The arstocraii'
clement however. has fairly comic. lc seats In
the stand. The weather in England was Liz" summer
Tie tracks dry end hard. all OF which favored III"
three year oids that started In the Lincolnshire Han
cap The Is rule trough heaN, COINS
snow and ,lu-h are frequently sen on The oours"
at tlis season Of he year.
Mr. walcott said that the splendid condition Of
the track accounts for the fact that it wac won by
:: three yrar-old. II the track he added. "had
been heavy II 1, pru'nLc that some of tn" aged
horse, would havc The race. Engh>h horse
ar. carefully gloomcd and better taken care "i
than American horses. saw many ot tn" aged
horses, but rs II lo theS d. not excel tn" American
,ors., | fancy that cur better class Of horses
excel the English hoisc' In general cmra' Ii',','
I ,aw MANY Of the iN, and three year "ld' rae
in England Ike \n"r,a only III" poGrgr hT %,,
race IN 1h' early 'pilhS. nui ,'ti t
American h,rs',. and am perfectly Mililne !" nv'p
the horse, ! have. womb hO care I" 'N' "'''-'
Tor any Of the horses over there. mean
In. rule not the exception . ,,.
Mr. Walcott visited many of Ill" prvat" trnlWn-
cst ,bl, hmcnt, in England. was SUI piNri ~ lH
elegance 81 the Imfl"r> occupied W 'I" nil"ci
and Jockeys" hr aid. "Thcr are 4 "tifci ,NSr oi
men and show II plainly | visited Colonel Nor'h7
.st,hl lmcut and Jaw hi, hOr>,>. N"Wlhorp' l. -
fine "A 4 oking hur-c ;S any slW III England although
Merry Hampton 4, a real beauty
When - -hcfi about his opinion 81 me n.'hS ,it'.
non I'm this country. Mr.. Nalrott said u" dl not KNOW
how aiull, stood at Tire present. linn me- lld. l.
The uc>cut season will BE- on" N th' most SI'''N
rL I'm the history of the turf. II the city "oiin'h,
ar,. Kept closed aud II looks rs IL 'h'Y WrF" ~ |el
forever Their. f. no doubt about the Success ol tuc
frlck, I'M, year. Al Monmouth IA inl'nd VIII
thn helm of mt assistants. io give III" pubic Hi'
rIu.s racing The Monmouth Association WIN moi
tulrr,to an, thing that Is not STRAIGHT IL lh'r 'I
any Iicioi~ the person VINO hrc sup u" ~
crnnl,,nr,s can easily race "l>"whcr'. II th'r" !,
nuuo,ou racing 10 that AT Monmouth Park there WIZ
H., tt,un ,unngh 10 drcid" what inca urN I" llhr
,rb.n n com,. The Monmouth meeting was con
durt,d under gra; difficulties hot veal rms year
Ihcr,. f. ul,in ,niIing. 20 busy mat ] Nii.'
hardlv :, minnie 10 spare. but VIII tiN u give we
'rp'cr. az New York u satisfactory rrtnrn Tor tll.
n,rnunrr asked secretary trickmorr II h" received
any entries foi the stakes al Mollnl"u J. ih, I',
'rickrnorr said fcw ,housand, Tut o"uld N'H"i
several hundred more