New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-23

MOTIFS ABOUT THE HORSES.

$500, y, 1904 Is likely 70 be one OF the oes. N
the history Of the American tuTi "os chartered
from every quarter Of the couhu'. "on,,onalv well
a, the t,acNs around city are doing =, them
~ .,o o,s few horses on the sick list anu hono " 49,.
.ro horses that prominent IN u'ei ~. list OF
y Keene saws he he's almost oo''p I'D. ~
~ - h.y,no nurchase1 another Of the h Rher graz
~ leland last week. Mr.. Keene covets oho'h'r
:, rpc,and,s turf rnatroas and says "'s' " nv
no, no will he out Of the market for some !e'i -,
ro,.shv woodtord Of the Runnyinede s'uu- iep' -,
tae.oy y",nr,on mares Mundane and Mary Clark
- 90 sixtv warnings at Runnymede every o'e
asn,ocent health so that the sale OF tho younss
On that famous farm will excel all previous '
by Runnymede AZ. c,o,. I. likely
- a.. BROADER. Of Kentucky and Tennessee 70 LOOK
~ their aurcls ss General Sanford has collected ho
o, mares that cannot be exceiica IN 'his VI "' ,Us
.orn,ry I'm either breeding or PERFORMANCES =,
s,,uions ore as good money and good )uue"e"s
secure 1t will interest tuifmcn all over inc
tn, tina, Viola tn. dam OF Victory. VINO cost "V "a,
sanford 900 900 q. the Belmont SALE ofopp'u 49,,
Unmarried Laureate. The colt Is said TO be all has
ho desred in LOOKS. His career VIII be c''sy ~
nv The advocates OF New-forR brcu 'o''S'' ' '
pizorro dropped Hly w Laureate . ma, a,
IL 4, q great benefit TO the turf 70 nave e ,,'s
General Sanford interested In breeding oho'o"s"
a. m brood tho best stations 70 the best mares
and the result almost sure to produce 'he oe'. 10
$50 rbere is no reason why good horses cah"o' "
hred in this State as we'll as in other stA e''
| pociac slope 1t Is q question OF ie u'"s az" ~,
| in inclenent weather ENcrsu""e " w.,
c,,u il attended 70 with military precision NJ n'e
| ana Farm Every animal the place Is wen cu 80,
| .,nlr shattered Tho yeaFlinas that nave 'N*" ~
| tom tbe farm compared fovoraby with 'he yo'ne
TOW, te South and the percentage OF winners ~ @
49,, ., tho number bred compares faNoiabiy w'h "''' "
| anv other form. go, a.. rurcbos ed
| al, c,,o, Nv H. Forbes Of Rcedvile Mass, pnrchascD
. ,ich,v brcd broodmares in England lsrt month"; '
a. -. ,red ~ the Duke Of Magenta The mars q
| -, ro,hos,s farm look splendid. Inc disease u :
~rIa tho broodmares Of Tennessee and kentncRy n'o
a ,,,ce n, the farm and nine mares OF ths lhi''S
w.. ,o,,s nrenaturey-a small percentage conl"feo wiz
| ,,o ,ossos IN other farms. Manager 'hod" NAY W "
'aa,,d q, rho Duke OF Magenta when he SHOWS "'"
| visitors. ~ -, ..o nure IN h.ar tina
| n will please the old admirers OF inc Duhe '" ~" 49,
| . ,.oss nc well a. when he was In the heYuaF VI W
| IIo carries his eixtccn years heh'N' hc W.
80, ,ooo.s,uI a. a sire before le went 10 Miesoo"u' ~
49,. .,, -. q IN be mated 70 come h'Ph-cass i'P'','
,n.,o e n coed chance that his reputation IL u S
| ', no c,a,,,y increased. The Devil 10 ray ~"
| -, tho Devil Ia az Gottcrsalls' f'V'S'A"'.'" 90
| 800. AGO He was a fair racchoTse al r'"s,'''' "
ro0s locking srccimea Of the EnQsh 'no'o"s"'ru
| oa. =, the best bred mares III America "s, ~
| ,.,..o,,s She il by Iroquois dam h'i'o'"' y
,o ueuovccn's dam is IiildeGafde by h'N"e'
-, Consultations have tten helo oeV"''" WV ~
o.,.,,vos Of the New-Iersey tracks IN r'R''u ~ ,
-, mayo sat s.actory the owners OF t'' ui'
~ - 4, the state II il likely W't o'' WA
CIV It'd 10 the LEGISLATURE this week.