New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-28

ranS Lah'and of Brighton Beach Is one VI ,ne
uadcns who bceyc in trying yWhcn"vcr Sb bs
s"nds horse to the posi- rac-gorr> are willing to
id, short price against the horSs enahre an
,i -, !iuggins. who trains ~" Riifocas o', ~ an
II, and are trainers who scnd tic' Eor To- yrpvn
u, any ready 10 race. One urfman VINO ha' sro'n
h 'at horses trained by IIugelns ana ILL, i,ni't w.
nav ""Nertl pound, The best -; The other horses u,
h"x ," me racing season Is over 'hs o'n' ,,nt tho
mn ~" themselves into form in races 20 NAV u IN.
cocas and Brighton teach star trainers. 49,
," INV, hyrr"N, who trains for Marcus Day No ns
mouth Park. Tammany who shares with Lamp
lighter N" three rarold honors Of l-n2 the r.pp"r'
"'o n, nnl b" trained off, and who !, nSr srd, 10
b' me DAILY representative In the Metropolitan hamu,-
cap sieve Estes. an English importation, ana D',nry.
Stable. '''
Thc 10000 Hampton Cherry colt, one OF Mr..
pay impcrtati'ns. IS likely 70 attract mch a,,r
no Hal, a. many COMPARISONS will h. drawn H., ,mcr
ana lakeland as trainer in whom vac"coerS pa n',
coniidenc" In his ability 10 send horse TO the posi-
fcanV u, rae" the first time. . ,,,
:. Donovan. who train, the tuo-vearo old DIVISION
Of IN" hancGcas stable becam" celebrated aS u
trainer through Ms ability 10 win with horsr'
Of moderate calibrc Tennv. Of the most popl,-
lar hor;rs TINT ever raced the American turf
y"ar,ods at present In DonovanS stable TIL" ''rinl:
Is Likely to be Increased to twenty at any tim" nat nr
Donovan see, fit TO Increase it,. They make their
first appearance in At Morris Park -,
VI. +. Dwycr n. rule Is prcs"n; whenever hlS
he bet OF horse In his first race. y" prcl"rS to
walt 50 that H. can Judge III" horse calbre IN race
and also the cahre Of his opponents Hardy Camp
bell Is the trimmer FOR III" Dwyer and Cr,ki stables
"" Is thorough hors"man. and rs pn'nsisRne
hard-working and exemplary young man IS 'hr
norseS In his stable more frequently raced than
those II many other stables. requires constant care
and watchnlncS~ 10 keep the horse in condition Th"
betting public generally walt 10 see whether me
commissioners of VI. F. Dryer. who IS the great 81
punccr on the American turf. betting "n M"
Dwyer and CrOSrr candidates n they believe In
Mr. DIVERS judgment Ofien'lmcs the result Is that
the plnnGr believes that o,h"r ors" engaged "a
With tho result that hs own horse win, tho rs"r
UNDECIDED and unbacled by The public and with com.
viii bc seen that Campbell the trnirsr has merits
superior 10 thos, Of The average trainer.
J. !. 1Ivland who trains for DAILY GIDEON. Is
also one Of tn" successful trainers lie has been "N
trcmclv forurat" In hiS selection OF Youngsters ~
Ills ichnc~- p"rlans. was the be-, Of me lpt. Ills
employers be hcavil~ Whenever Mr.. Iivland believes
Fin. This year. however. hi' tw"-vcar-odS lnvc MOI
shown that they are mp TO III" high STANDARD that
Mr. IIvland REQUIRES in vonncsf"r Mr. ,iylana "N
poets 70 hold his own In th" thrcc-yearo old ana alt
aged divisions. ,
One Of tho best sale that, Will tak" place TN;
vpar Will held TattrisalI>. Fifty nth 81. ana
>evenh-ave.. tomorrow evening. when the N.arnhI'
OF The beaumont. Melbourne. Kingston and Ash
land studs 81 Lexington Ky will be- sold all The gel
q, The III I'scd Uhis bling hs last crop well rs
representatives hv fwcntv-thr"" such well known
s,rrs .. Jonefellnw Oicko Hanover Elias Lawrence
fremont imp King Gallon. Ills Johns n. li'mNar
Fonso Onondags. Favor. Dirk" Of Mont"S". Logic
knight Of fcrs "r eN1 n0 81 st III" hs osor
mrnts and finest lots Of ycarlinSS 10 b" sold ms
year W. :. Earnc'. who |, well snovn 4" ha,''rh
racccocrS as the blond AdOniS Of the turf. ana ":
T. Headly will receive visiting turfmen ana a'cno
to their wants The Rancho Dc" paso y'arlna Ia, n.
to the visitors who 30 inspect the Young snlvs'ors
sir Hodrcds and III" get Of other successful Sire
~ TTHsv Is resting quietly and IS likely to recover
without having his leg ampn'n'rd.