New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-20

as much a. he had cost MIR. MOTIFS.
In 1890 as a tllree-year old. Judge Morrow S'ar.su
sich,e.n times winning twelve races lhciuui"e NV
For, Hamilton Handicap. the volunteer i''"u'' "p'
The Raran stakes ihe p;i,s"E M,nnineS were over
$4,000.
In 1.el the Judge was kept busy. Mr. Norris S'"o'
,r- hin IN the nos, twenty-eght times II was not
,yc-;v year for him. lie won only eght races III
the entire season. Int some OF them were e"ou o
namely the sheepshead Bay HANDICAP me h"C hch
90 hoot Einsston y even weights and Monlaha hS
winning we're for the year aoout Sio'ooo'
,.s, vesr while in Washington attending ue
snr,nr races Mr. Morris advised all his friends 10
hock Judc. Morrow FOR the lirooHiyn iiahoic"p' i'
WAS more hold than usual in assuring 'h"h' Vi ,,'
success of the Judge in that race IL was not
,os H,m ~ lose he said. He would win the race
and win it "hands down. lie was nov ""nu
Ioncs,reet or any other horse few TOOK ms a" nn
vice. The horse went to the psior Covngton in
Sas saddle and after lively brush In the str"tch
with Pessara. wen 10y a head. iaI,, , ' nr hitting
said .ha' tho head with his whip Covlngon rode
the finish with his eyes smut
Indigo Morrow ran only eight races last season.
xnn,rr four Of them. Three were s,i ndo S"'ep
stakes His total earnings were over s-'oo0
Though far from being great, he has Deen use,
MI horse and as ne is now but SIX years oiu '"'i'
NAV no many victories awaiting him. lie Is pr
ty sound in wind and limb ana VIII go VI ."e hi.
country has ever seen cno lie Inns '''''N'
Mr. Morris over Too,VVV'
Thomas VI. Draney. secretary OF the "fS"i's e'.,'
Hockey Club. spent part OF last week III 'n'' s
He came over to attend the sales OF 'fo,"he s'..n
Nv Dranev assured the writer that the sp;ihg mee''
.. a. oh Banning track will be one OF the most III
.-s,,rc 4, the history of the club IVY ''!' !"
uos ,r.tic,ed in this column weeks ago. has iihieu U
attract the residents Of the Capital. ana ai'e io
some $50 COO the management deciu'N " 0' -
repairs Ivy City is. therefore, out OF 'he way
p.nn,ng,s. and the meeting at the latter track WI
,eyn ON April "a and continue two weeks i"'
stakes Offered by the club close today WIN Mr. III"
NOV at Washington Owners have till midnight u
mail entries or to telegraph them. The STAKES arr
univ dix in number but they are worthy Oh ,e 49, 49,.
ton Of those who have cary ~i,ion for the sprn,
nndicaps at Gravesend and MOTIFS farh. VIZ" hr
MOr. attributes his success IS, eaIy to Washington
get them hardened and thoroughly tIa IN ,ho Morr
ix"vearolds at Washington. and the result Is ina
the aal scarlet T. oftencr In the front az h
and Morris Park than the Youngsters so Is amy ie
that have not raced Old "Father Bl' DAILY him n
self knows thing or two n and he IS at aGav
Is one OF the big winners.
The Guttenburg- gloucester Clifton Idea does no.
spccees in Washington. There is strong loca
sentiment there that will not permit the people u
support a meeting conducted BY outside , par'icn
larry outsiders Of the stripe of Eugene Leigh ana ms
friends Ivy City failed because tho respecum ."
people Of the Capital refused to pauonxe IT, ;v ~;
were right There no reason why, Ivy VIZ
should have been opened so early In the season a'
Senator blackburn, who can stand almost huN ,iie
was 10 be one of the judges. but he never fouhd I'M
courage 10 go i'll the stand.
Reports from the tracks In the vicini'y OF Ne"
York are To the effect that the horses are severn
weeks behind In their training. There has been NJ
in ten years
Good law is common sense. Bad law is generally
anything else 1t IS necessary in passing Daa III"