New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-24

Lady Violet started eleven times last season ana
won six races-the Foam Stakes, in which she deeaeu
Don Alonzo the Pckwicr-llice Bruce colt the King
ike-Laura Gould colt, Friele aud Others IN clever
style the Lassie Stakes in which size away from
Miss Maude Minnehaha Mendicant and Atlanta; the
Autumn stakes, which she captured In cantcr Win
Ajax Prince George, the Annie colt, LuSlre'
Evanatus, Uncle Jim, Donovan and Lidgerwoou pe-
hind her the Bellies Stakes, in which Faithful MIN
nelaha Miss Maude COurtship, Experiment ana
Cbrvsal,s were her feeble opponeas the Flabush
Stakes from Dr. Rice. Miss Maude. Prince George.
Runyon Ajax. Faithful. FIieze. Rainbow ana sir
Francis and the Eastern Handicap. which sNe
took after splendid effort from sr cn Helen
NichoH Faithful the Rebecca Rowe, colt CaswE hn
ehe comsnchs and LG n Grh tn @ cas ner races
PIN In the opinion Of many excellent judges she was
s Ssse Sei Big Of ,i Of wei
pounds-to her opponents Win the eSsePuHHi o r r
les. which, considering the sex allowance. placed
them equal terms She showed hiSh ,, pc1. nn
ina apd exceptional weehtcarrying ao y Ga,cate
wisndng This she was regSrded aS onapers
ycuns lady snTs I and is now as
one could wish her to be. she Is owned 10y one one o
the most agreeable m @a on ran nc BY man Of
knowledged skin. Her successes were always pop"
lar
The nobemen Of the turf are increasing so last tha
by-and-by there will be no common people 10 oono"'
me Affairs OF racing. We have already the Duke OF
end tbe Duke Of Brighton Beach, the Prince OF Mon
m,u,h tho Count of Morris Park the Niscount OF
Jerome the Duke Of COney Island. LORD OF the larei
Prince OF Trainers. King OF Ownefs LORD OF All nc
Surveys and several others of equal note. ihe>e
gentlemen were never knghted by the Queen ana
nev.r would be- for their ways dark and mys
te1ous Why then. should they be ennobled' Does
n man become "A prince when he arrives at the helsh
Of fraud and the depth Of shame? Is he dMkr when
he becomes q successful manpu lator of affairs ar
ranged 10 rob the public? Is he baron when NJ
acquires the AIT OF t-ating oth"r men Dy s"'u'
methods
The clever victoy % w. +. Jones's BACK colt Chnr
ade bv Charaxus. ont OF Ada Belle In the Ecw-JerScy
Jockey Club Handicap saturday has set men thhK-
ing OF his chance in the Brooklyn Handicap Charade
was certainly the big side' on saturday. He
carried probably 100 pounds too much hesh' Yet lie
ran n rame tu,e honest race and the best horse
I'm The race at the weights. In the Brooklyn he car
res only 1o5 pounds. At that weight he will be dan
cerous though the writer never believed Charade was
quite up to brooklyn Handicap or suburban class.
IL. will find more than his match IN Raccland Judge
Morrow Rnssor. Dla'lo; Terrh.r, Kingston and Pan
Weights when thoroughly trained. The horses Charad"
M on s1 rarnGed all ihat the PROXY # Char
run well on heavy track
Alfred IIcnnen Morris was much pleased at the
way w. G. Daily has patched mp Tcrriiicr DAILY fired
the horse himself. and did a good piece of work
The leg IS good, think Nr. Morris said land
believe that Terrific? viii stand great deal Of
hard wok mi, year lie is what | would call Il
frst-class horse. II DAILY can only keep him on
lis feet ne will win many race, with him Terrihcr
was haniCa ppcd at 10 pounds In the Ecw-Jcrsey
Jockey Club Ilandicap In the Brooklyn he carries
only 100. DAILY Is saving him for the latter the
wise men Of the East say. strange Daily Is not
IN The habit Of saving horse for any race. STILL
TERRIER Will drawn from the NewJcrscy Jockey
Club Hamdc,p. which many OF the shrewdesI judges
ip il. ~io-fn lile
In the Brooklyn Handicap he carries Is pounds less
than h. weight for age. III The suburban he man
aged 10 lip past Mr.. Lawrence with only - pounds
his bach'hr;y pounds less than the scale would
have allotted him. lie got in he Metropolitan with
1O3 which is equivalent TO about 700 in the Brooklyn
Handicap lie has an aaVantaee III each OF me
he the hog,c all the Others Viii hay" to beat. imagine
II yOu please. Your jnce William CrusaceOus DAILY
or %i% the the r1?i lie Is ta 'c daeNt Of mean
He mourns his losses. lie Iau>", to think of the
thousands he let Slip through his fingers AT Guttcn
burg by clntrg the skirts Of the Board of Control
asrG 6oo ~, Dy NUT T ays Gr 5 cd1 mat he TSn
On the whole, he deserves 40 sympathy lie Is ahead
No hor.e Of great merit has been brought out
yet except the old friends Of bygone days. The two
year-olds that have been shown thus far a poor
lot. Much expected Of j. y. d 4. II. Morris S
black colt Mcppo, by Britannia, Int he IS a grievous
disappointment. At the Maryland farm Acppo
worked half mile In 43 Ia seconds the fastest trial
he would run away fron the rest OF the twoycar-
olds Of the year. But AicppO takes after Mars.
Georgia and two others OF the Morris string.
Lhtleheld says that he seems TO be faint-heartrd.
He appears frightened at the grand stand In his
work he can lose" both Wosey and Meddlcr hut they
beat him when there is on. So ii was with
Mars and ST. Floglan. The former could easily beat
the onc-eyed favorl,e in trials but never could live
with him in genuine race. 1t was the same WIN
Georgia. She was fast as the wind In her trials,
lint N no
unusual nal thing Many similar instances might he
mentioned some of the fastest horses In the world
breaking trials followed by heart-Teaklng failures
in races, might be told by the hundred. Everybody
knows them. They belong TO the library Of hard luck
stories, to which every man Is contributor. 1t
Is not the fashion now TO tell hardluck Stories One
q gentleman to. prove it; The loser Is not wanted
in a crowd. lie brings bad luck. they say
Among The two year-olds W. c. Daily has more
than useful FLY BY stonehengc out Of lnvcrwick.
Inverwick is no doubt well remembered. Mr.. with
always had high opinion OF her. though she was
not the great racehorsc he hoped would be. Her
daughter Gere will do very well with light weight up.
James Shields has shown OF the best two.yearod
FLIES OF the far in Ellen H. daughter Of
Powhattan and Jersey Lass. but she is by means
the equal OF the colts Of NJ. F. Dryer Chateau. by
Charaxus out Of Eolee and Charter. by Charaxus ont
OF Ada Belle. OF the three earolds VI. F. Dryers
chestnut colt Harvest. by OnondaeG. ont of Bss. is
probably the best that has been He seems 10
be very near stake class. Jacob Rupperts chestnut
colt ST. Domingo by ST. Blalse out OF Lady Primrose.
Is the handsomest horse the turf since tho
nrement OF Blair Athol and II may be predicted Of
him that he Will beat more than will beat him. He
has all the points OF good racchorse and II he does
well all signs fail. NJ. +. Dwycrs bay colt
Metuchen, by Enquirer. out Of Bonnie Mead. Is colt
Of promise. and Garrison has a colt In Control by
Kantaks out OF Borderlase that will be OF great use
to him II he can be trained TO 80 distance He has