New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-16
NOTES ABOUT THE HORSES.

All tn tracks. with the exception OF the Brooklyn. are
ready for the outdoor work OF the horses At Morris Park
the trainers egin their abors early. Ricogong people
are likely 10 great deal OF attention to the Morris
Park horses th, season, many Of the 'cracis arc
To lie trained it, hills and long stretches That the
horses trained Morris Park come to hand early has
been proved 10 the satisfl ton OF rlccgoer.
J. w. Rogers has ten horses in his stable, including
Sir francis, VINO Will be trained by NJ. Byrnes when
the b2lns Pickpockct is greatly improved
horse aud Is almost sure TO prove treadwinneR May
Win anotcr Of the useful soft. Tie Morgue seling
called Glcnnoync is likely prove tough customer
in tn tarec- ycar-od division. The hor.s in Eogcrs's
stable all high In lesh and in perfect health
to begin the
J. J. Hysnd has the DAILY & Gideon horses ready to
begin for a long aud severe campaign. His High
every inch nc great Iacchorse his owners say
TIA: h, t. That he Will be- hari beat IN the Suburban
unpejudiccd hor,cn,n conccG,. lie i picture
o, health at pr cent. 81 Michael has rounded TO his
lines. lie +. now one highly finished hor, co
In training. and reflect, CT DIT Oh his birthplace, tle
BrooAGae Farm. kin-,; another product Of the same
farm J., ~. IA animal H. Is bull; from the giouid
up. Every action of h.> denotes usefulness. The Annie
+. colt. NOW called l;amapo. l. OF double p'i"ntaec
Runnynod. ana Pontiac dividing the credit Of being Ms
lie +, Of Tho improving sort, AID I, ayoritc
Of MI Gideon, who rat him hr-t cllss nY.and T.
the manage: OF the stock farm recently purchased BY
Day 4 cid on. IIylnd has driven his broth taincr'
distraction by hi, graf knowedss Of American
n,dirrecs the stud book +. hi. favort" study.
T. = Donovan f., busy il it were July. His lot
+, much mon, difficult than that .. the other traiei,
a, H. /, practically teaching primary equine school All
the horse, III his stable twoy earolds All Of them
look well, bat Donovan says |: horse, don't look well
az this son OF year would BE- waste Of time To
train them. Many Of the boys In Dpno'1Hs division oil
the fancoca, Stable green the youngsters 30 ha
II requires M, ono,sns constant attention to Keep
affairs light
j. =. Campbell. Of Wocott s. Campbell Is greatly
pleased hor~, In his charge, and eAlect' to have
an unusually succc- Sui season.
Tho ,tab, all ready Tor ha horses that are book
to begin a tive training Morris PARK. W. H. Forbes
OF Roadyc Mas intend, 10 have his horses quaTtered
az Norrl. PARK. superintendent Gormsn assigned one oil
tho best stable, track to Mr.. FORBES la - Choat"
will manage and train stable.
r. Iorilald Ia, fully recovered from his Illness
lie f., likely to remain in Florida unit! May l.
Adolf Nelson +, about town again. lie has been III
The losinc OF the poolroom factat his recovery won
Gsrfuilv
W Livingston IIammcrsy talks seriously OF remoy
Ing his Office 10 Union I'M. y. J.
Linden Park Will De- opened for spring meeting
Aban Jasper Couanrs portrait Of Abraham Lincoln
painted before the martyr President grew beard looks
strangely like the popular Joan Ecly. otherwise known
., "smlinc Kelly" II Mr. Kelly had been Pr'sideat
he would have made , good lie has many cnd'a!
ing qualities lc,Ic. being m1a OF unu,ua sense and
a sound diplomat.