New-York tribune., 1894-04-09
TALK ABOUT TURF AFFA1kS
PREPARING A MOVEMENT on TRENTON.
IT WILL DO 40 Goou-NoTEs Arocr MEN
AND HORSES

TT WILL DO 40 Goop-NOTEs ABOUT MEN
AND HORSES.
The turf is afflicted with that tired feeling 'h2t
is so ucidy described In the advertisements oI
patent medicines In spite Of tho Lydia f!nkhams
who have prescribed for tho health OF the tufI IL
seems impossible t. relieve tho patient IN New
Jersey a united effort is being made 10 bring aoou'
a settlement Of the racing question in mat 0'''e'
Not one Of the old leaders has anything 20 90
with the matter Men who arc adopts at lining
are hard at work preparing FOR a concerted move
ment ON Trenton so as TO arrange for a racing
bill that IS to be non-partsan aud for the Deneh'
OF the poor farmers who were starving 10 ded''
before the gates of Gloucester. GuttenbuIg' O'oh'
Elizabeth and Linden parks were opened. oi course
The Applebys Kellys. Walbaums. Thompsohs' NC
Laughlins Dwyers. Morrises and other phiiah-
thropists have no thought for themselves. but lie
awake at night thinking Of the sad ia'e o, '"e
Door farmers who believe that the thoroughpreuS
consume the greater part Of the peach ana straw
berry crop Of New-Jerscy.
.If II were not for the wicked winte: racing here
would he no trouble in the state is the cry OF
some Of the persons who aided in the destruction
at Monmouth Park last year. 1t Is too lile 10"
for them TO try to shirI the responsibility ior ue IT,
suits Of their own actions There VIII De 10 ray
ing with betting IN New-Jersey this year me >'-'-
900 In stakes tina. is in allegiance on account OF '"e
situation can be run of at the tracks in this Sta''
or the Monmouth Park Association can declare
them off If necessary.
CoNEY ISLAND STAKE ENTRIES CLOSE Io-pN''
The entries TO the Coney Island Jockey C,uD
stakes close to-day. The SUBURBAN WIN Si'VV0
added should receive large number or supscil"e'.
The entrance is 500 each, half forfeit or only SiV "
declared There are several valuable stakes loI NIe
fall meeting which should be carefully consldereu
by horse-owners.
Through error II was announced mat uie '"e
of the Woodburn yearlings would take Pid'e o'
Wednesday at the American Horse hNchaHse, Inv
vearIjngs from the famous Woodburn Stuu' 'l0
birthplace of the mighty Foxhan and many otheT
famous racehorses will he sold at the eXcnahse Oh
May &c. when William Easton Will open 'he ui''
oughbred sales of 1894 1t is indeed surprisins t'"
so many breeders have decided to sell the produce
of their farms at the American Horse ENcha"so'
The proposed Improvements are expected 10 DC VOii
oIeted inside of the next ten days. that the COM
ing sales will be held In a building 'ha' 10 lNV'
TO prove the model sales building of the world
From all the tracks there is nothing but cheering
reports Many of the handicap horses die "''
inside the 1850 limit for mile
Don Alonzo has been backed in the future poohS
at 10 to J. that he is now the faVorlte at 10 l.
Bassetaw covered mile in l:iS last week. anu MS
admirers are greatly pleased with his prospects
j. S. Campbell is trainer who Is looheu "Po" Wy
shrewd bettors extremely dangerous "heheNe'
he has an entry in any Of the handicaps his rec
ord In the Brooklyn shows that he won the race
twice with horses OF moderate calihre CaS'a"d!
wO ],
last year with Co to freely quoted against ms ms
chances. Campbells horses noVe rul w, W D,ahlo is
place twice in the Suburban so tnbt b IIookvn
looked upon having chance IN ,hr h%,nG H.
Campbelis as trainer Whether De,r
trotter or pacer, or on ong mS coHcusveiy hat he
is in the first rank of American VI III ,,nrt
in the hurdle and steepechase races. As ne @ thor-
oughy understands what is REQUIRED IN va cr0SS oSo
of the Jumping contests at Sheepshead Bay
MARCUS DAILY MAY RACE IN ENGLAND.
Marcus DAILY at Monmouth PARK yesterday
,nspectlng the horses trained by NJ BFEhes' MI
paly is not at all enthusiastic about the racing out
look in the East He is likely TO race extensively IN
England. II racing does not regain iS 'Os' P'0''s'
in this country.
Richard Croker likely to h2sen the, the aa9n ta4a 9
some turfmen VINO n see tTrf aaIrs but themselves
The rank and f.e OF turfmen chafe under tne ms sus
pense of waiting for some alleged turf !eauefS -
give them some idea of what TO expect when tn
Jockey Club completes It's iahors. e... -. and Gov
enth-ave show that there is a good market ,n3 for
good The sales have & peen nv wen o-av c1m
nrn srse ''s some high class lots there are coach
hackney. cob and general-purpose horses ]" ''e
j Newton Van Ness is prepared to furnish any
1horouehbred or trotter Every sty.e Of frst-class
horse-gea Is displayed at his store NO l0' C"aii
bers-st.
LAUGHING AT THE WASHINGTON SITUATION
T,,rfmen are laughing at the situation OF the
racetrack owners in Washington. The racing bill
as II passed the Senate permitted racing without
betting so that both the Bennngs ana the JOY
City crowd greatly disappointed - ~,
raid has been made on virginia by some OF
the gueras Cf the turf. II is said that TWO t1ck
are to be constructed and that the racing WI Ds
severely during the War of the Rebellion WITH Win con con
tending armies marching over It's soil. mat Vas
nothing to what the mother Of Presidents VIII sufH
when who cogd easily give M9s9y ,Sr5,B points ms
shenandoah Valley viii pa.e into insignincance
when the "co.d-deck' brigade leaves the state
maker who Is said have upset tAe pans OF every
body to further his own ends In accomplishing nS
the defeat of the betting clause In the racing DlI
at Washington.
Clifford is likely TO arrive this week
E H. Gardner wei-known Western turfman
and turf correspondent. IS in the city Mr. Gardner
is a breeder. and owns the imported horse quick
lime which is one Of the best-bred high-class Ing
lsh sires imported into this country. As Mr.;
Gardner races extensively he has decided to sci!
ali OF his horses in training. that his thainer can
fwo-year-olds Ida Pickwck the Firenz Of the
West is among the number 10 be sod. MI; oniuher