New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-27
NOTES AMONG TIE HORSES.

INCIDENTS AT THE neutrality-suspicious. FOR
SALES.
This kind OF racing is enough to drive a to
drink" said a well-known plunger yesterday after
noon.
What is the matter with t?" asked occa-
sonal visitor to the racetrack.
IT'S just this" said the plunger Form or pre-
vious racing does not count when the track Is like
a mortar bed Bad starting caused by idiotc boys,
who should be soundy spanked nearly bankrupted
the Western turfmen at the beginning OF the meet
ing and with week OF mud and rain, people do
not know just where they at
Gotham" the speaker added. was hailed as a
world beater and without doubt is wonderful
colt, but he raced to-day II he were selling
platter | am tired of the whole business and
would quit II had anything else to do. l believe
l will try baseball for change until the horses
have raced that some credence can be placed
in their form displayed in their races"
r. II. Garrison the happiest man on the track
yesterday, as he to ride Gotham. but could not
make the weight The stormy weather prevented
him from exercising on the road SO as to get down
TO lls pounds.
Garrison said: III had ridden Gotham, and he
had got beaten there would have been a howl from
many persons that he was pulled. Gotham did not
his true The going anchored him. Wait
until Tuesday. and II the track Is good the public
will see how good colt Gotham is when the con-
ditons suit him."
Waltzer who defeated Gotham. is a good e9t. and
is by Darebin out OF sly Dance. He was ridden in
a mastery manner by Griffin, who is rapidly forg-
ing to the front as a coming star among American
Gideon & Days stable is one OF the strongest on
the turf at the present time. Kinglet and Ramapo
are pair Of honest consistent performers Cactus
should win many races, and the two-year-old divs-
ion is exceptionally strong. Mr. Gideon and all the
trainers at Sheepshead Bay say that the Lisbon
Patrimony colt is much better colt than Walter.
II looks as II the firm of Gideon DAILY would
John DAILY is in England The news of Walters
victory was cabled to him az once. When j. J.
them to the post the public bet on them with con-
hdence, as there are no ''out-forwork" horses in
the stable At least ten horses for sale. their
work is not up to the consistent standard OF the
stable. The Cherry Blossom colt was added to the
A member OF the Jockey Club said to some friends:
IT has been at the Brooklyn meeting the smallest
purses that will be offered the Jockey Club
1t is likely that the conference tomorrow between
the racing representatives will settle many disputed
Horsemen should not fall to inspect the Dixlana
yenrings bred by Major j. G. Thomas who bred
light tomorrow night at the American Horse Ex-
change Fiftie .. and Broadway ~. .....-
stsrs at Morris Park as rapidly recovering from the
On TUESDAY an important sale OF $50 horses. which
nave been thoroughly accmated and broken for
GGSonsgnors are Mrs Pierre. Lorilard, Or. Seward
Webb and other leaders OF society. Women who
desire to inspect the horses Will hnd that every
the American Horse Exchange.
w Grahame Ross has become decided favorite
with the public In the short time he has been the
manager AT Ta'tersalis NJ. Ross endeavors TO
please every patron OF that wel.-known firm Ex-
cellent arrangements have been made under his
supervision to give every intending purchaser at
Tattersalrs chance to see the horses that to
be sold under every reasonable condition. w. ID.
Grand Is nearly always on hand to answer the In
quires OF the persons who desire to inspect the
horses. on Thursday and Friday 200 head OF saddle
carriage and general purpose horses will be disposed
Of There will be special electric light exhibit |
lions on Wednesday evening at 7:SS o'clock.