New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-30
NOTES ON TURF AFFAIRS.

Tho ueet,nc At linden Park was one OF the best Of
the 1t was success IN every ic''"'c' IN
attendance was Of the best class OF raceeoei>. me
managers did alt in their power TO furnish hr'eas' sport
free from jobs suspicious riding The hna'la' sue
cess exceeded the expectations Of the managers by the
thousands dollars The train service TO ana from 'e
races snGuariy clean prompt and efficient 80 hst the
Journey to and from tae track put all In gooi humor a.
they reached home time 10 dress for dinner ana 10
attend theatre OF other places Of amusement Inc
Linden Park Association intends u give several stakes
OF the next meeting - b. held az The track
The Elizabeth meeting is well under way. Iarg'
crowds attend the Tn tr'n ta'ion ia i"t"'
are likely u be greatly improved this week The last
special should the tack in ample uHe Tor The
The racing Is up to the standard OF nigh
class racing. but Is likely 70 improve.
large number OF horses Is booked for the Washington
meetings II racing can be conducted throughout the
winter 1t Is possible that poproons Will b. opend ~
Iot Lee wcrhawkcn. Tne rumor. ti1t the rooms
will In NewYok next wnt-' orr laughed at ny
persons Peter Drf.acy and others who arr Ia
position to Mr.. DcJacy says he l. ou' OF the
business forever. Il male fight and won" he said
'As Is the fight over many persons avail d
themselves Of the victory and opened poorooins NO"
that the closed. and likely q remain closed
some OF the persons who benefited BY the poofoom
are anxious for 10 make another hgh for their
benefit. As far 1 concerned desire u be left
alone. received oil the notrlctv OF being tho leader
the pooroom keepers without receiving any more beno
ht than Of The others who IN the same business
4
would say That DcTacy the proprietor. am not
int ested In any pooroon and do not Intend t. be.
private citizen. and not before the public either
a poolroom keeper OF a refOrGcr"
j. H. Clay, Of Lexington, Ky, Is at the 81. james
Mr.. Clay IS the Of the imported Plying.
ieds the dam Il birmingham. is Ncw.Yo,k foi
tho pa poe dspo.in OF the owners
Of breeding establishments In the East
outlook for the average breeder for the market
grow. darker every hour. only the produce Of high
class and dam lie In demand There hundreds
II cheap btoodnlares the market. They get
Of moderate sres and dams. There +. demand for
them. The elias, OF is II drug on the Eng.
lish Many OF them imported this
country sold profit. The American breeder 5,
however have found that English weeds no
better than the American wtcds. that the persons
who breed inferior animals In either country are
likely To have their i'bor for their pains.
There ore many turfnrn who intend spend the win
Ter In Newt rleaas and Will race division u their
stables the winter meeting In the Crescent city.
Ncw. Oflcai the arorte winter resort for turiIen
some years ago bu, winter racing In the North caused
a majority OF the sporting element 10 remain In New
York. It would be an innovation TO many persons to
a where they could play either roulette or
faro a. well the horses. In Ncw0reans raccgoers
lave thcso advantages. Living expenses In NewOrcans
are much less in other large cities Besides imle
cunioas turfncn DO no. require heavy clothing. The
climate is delightful but bettors who lose oil their
money cannot eat the climate. IL Is not likely that
southern circuit Of meetings Will he formed, as
the advance guard who visited the cities IN which the
meetings be Ecld rcIOrt that there is money
I'm the South and that the Southern representatives In
doing their best 20 prevent from gong
that section.