New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-15
NOTES ABOUT TURF AFFAIRS.


number Of the trainers were the city Tuesday "a
hear the result Of Of horse II looks
next furnish holly contested turi
two-yearods the different trainers
do about the good qualities Of the youngsters
and the horses they have their charge but begin nj
to tell about the good somebody clses stable
a. !. Joyner several calls the trainers at the
tracks in McIiancs hlllwick He says without chang
ing expression ~ his None Of horses
mp 10 much They may win races. but You
should the horses at the Brooklyn track There are
plenty Of good the stables that vinering
there Dobbins looks like sure winner ana Don
AlonzO bigger better than before The two
yearo!ls look remarkably we'll Raceland and Banquet
buerballs. and frisk about Ike two-yearods
Declare grand condition and McGarry is training
twoyoar-ods that look Ike ready cash
Tell something about your horses. some one
said
"Oh. mine are all right. but YOU should Colonel
Ruppert's -year-olds called JOINER away.
and J. w. Rogers asked about his horses.
Il think that there winners IN my lot but
You can't tell ANYTHING about thorourhhre1s until YOU
begin 10 work them. Then the like the best
go back and moderate horse proves to lie
stakewinner Pckpocket looks well and is likely to
brcadwinner Hts IS not all that could
be desired. but he has paid his Genmoyne was
sick nearly all last season. but is wnternG well and
his
!. $. Campbell is Just home from a flying trip to
Europe. lie visited Genoa Monte Carlo
John Kelly. whose smile cured Campbell Of blues
J. Lackman is staying Monte Carlo where he sghs
with regret when he thinks OF Guttenhurg Monte
Carlo the heights Of the Palisades. Mr. Campbell
that his horses always looked at this season OF
the year. but did not keep up what was expected Of
them when the racing began earnest. Camp
bell won the Brooklyn Handicap twice. think
he is altogether o this year.
William Lakeland Wynn were together nearly all
TUESDAY afternoon. They Razed upon hv numbers
Of racegoers who would given anything for share
Of the mysteries and buried deep in the boorns
OF the two old campagners. Lakeland asks who has
the best two-year-ols. Some persons say James r.
keene. and Lakeland trains them. i may be only a
rumor but there trainers who say that the best
average lot Of two-year in training the
land paddooks iyderabad is said be the looking
all the yeards. lie has fully recovered from the
effects Of the severe fan he race FOR the
Futurity Stakes Domino grown and heightened and
Is likely TO prove dangerous in the
division as he was last Chors'er and s. Ieonarl
Of the four division not be forgotten rs
both OF them wntcring splenddly.
Colonel Rupert is men WHO dislike 70
carry along large stable Of horses many useless
animals that increase the expenses without any return
Colonel RUPERT said yesterday: Il may make mistakes
at times and sell nrstcass horse. but that
body elses gain II a horse can't win races for me
am going to sell him. and will he well pleased II he
wins for the man who buys HIM When the season
begins intend to sell draft Of horses
out Of my stable. by doing expense and my
trainer. William Hueston. to attend II the
others"
Ajax is looked upon by every trainer who has seen
him Of the dangerous handicap horses q 1Sai
&. Littleied has named nlly Cai-lop. She out of
mare called Faro Girl The bool,malers likely
to offer than the regular cat-hop odds u -
against hey. when ste a race.
Matthew Bymcs has returned from the Hot Springs
giving and attention 20 the fortunes ~
Senator Grady. Fred Taral IS the city. lie looks
well lie says he started some races at Jackson
VILE Fla. request u the managers e the
one Of the riders scheduled weight lo5 pounds lie
weighed a 1i3. lie allowed ride. Taral
sfs4r that ,f,r l..If
pound and make the weight l43 flag fell the
ii2-pound jockey LEFT post.
j. j. Dwyer is N-w-Oreaus. lie starts for the
Hot Springs week
IS riding Orleans ~ Il2 pounds II ,he
weights in newspapers This surprises many
owners and jockeys in this neehborhooI
D. Gideon is in New-Orleans. When his arrival was
announced ten bookmakers applied stands 50 that
they could his money.
Smiling John Kelly intends 10 visit Algrrs AMI II his
physician consents he will Russia. II the car
meets Mr.. Kelly he Will be lost forever York.
where he Is loved by everybody. he ~ an
kussias never lets diplomat escape him. Doe
hoped that M. Kelly viii avoid the Of Car
j. j. Brewser's death is serious blow the Western
racing men. His ideas broad and liberal q
marked degree. 1t Will be difficult matter 10 n the
vacancy made by his death.
Colonel Thomas T. Ochtree said - some Western
urfmen In the cafe % the Waldorf the other night:
consider the death Of j. on irrepaaie Ioss
to the Western turf The organization II Washington
Park nearly perfect as 1t was possible e., maxi,
racing association. Mir. brewster commanded the r.-
sIect Of racing men throughout country. lie was
| always willing 10 listen take up ideas that
tended to improve racing and make II more attractive
In the summer Of 1880. dinner party Saratoga.
Mr. Brewster. Mr.. Henry Wheeler. the president u the
Washington Park club; Colonel McVckers and myself
talked the possibilities the Worlds Fair AMI It's
effect on racing II decided that the Derby would
be worth $4,000 cash the winner guaranteed lv the
club At the request Of Mr.. Wheeler AMI Mr. Brewster l
was asked 70 name two Of the stakes. suggested the
Columbus Stakes ami the Queen Isabella Stakes for fles
and was greatly pleased at the ready acceptance
names. Mr.. BfeWsers ambition unite tie racing
interests Of country under the man
agement Of National Jockey club. lie was greatly
disappointed at the decision new Jockey club
local affair wish there such officials "a
j. Il. Brewster the head racing affairs in this conn
try We would then have more action and much lcss
talk"