New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-19
NOTES AMONG THE TURFMEN


NEWS ABOUT HORSES YOUNG AND oLD-PLANs
OF TRAINERS AND OWNERS
Matthew Byrnes is recuperatng at the Hot Springs
Ark The grip left him weak that long rest
excitement advised by his physician Inc
Grady growing. and promises wei rs
three year-old. Matt Byrnes the Hamron-cherry cot
vertabe giant IN size. With the single exception "'
head is almost perfect The Pepper
doing nil that could be wished. and IA likely 10 wi"
Of tho summer handcaps.
August reports that both the horses In tram
and the horses the Nursery Farm in Kentucky are
health. that the outlook IL extremely
bright providing that racing is permitted TO exist
j. J. Hyiand has developed into farmer. II" attends
all the details Of the Gideon DAILY farm NJ II iui'I
~ j. As breeders the firm intends 10 breed the best
mares that can be- procured Ludwig and His Hghness
J. B Haggin will hold the Annual sale OF The Rancho
Youngsters about June TO- John Mn'Ncy r.
ports hat they LOT over bred on
the ranch and that Salvatore and MaVms equal IN
appearance and qualty the Str Modr"1s. Sir Modred is
tho history q the turf that have
forced themselves the by tho sheer merit OF
tneir progeny alone.
orrnonde begin his American season on Feb
r1ary 10 W Oh. McDonough has steadily refused 20
allow him be bred outside mares. and the great
and strictly private stallion
General stephen Sanford Sons have fine lot OF year
ngs for the market into ono 81 the
grandest most truly proportional horses In the country
OF moderate calibre the Hurricane fHi'
produced many winners ot them winning over the
longer distance with hiehciass mares and such 'res as
Potomac and imported Laureate. the future Tor the
Hurricane Farm exceedingly bright.
The Kentucky breeders alarmed NJ ~" state OF
the East. their existence as breeders prae-
,icaly depends Eastern buyers. Tho breeders who
have made fortunes and retired the business look
wise md say others. 81 told 50" The rank
and flo bree,iers attribute all % tho present
trouble 20 the universally eHccra Board - control
At the tracks there e being done with the horses
Nearly every horse IN training tracks Is taking
ercse under the sheds.
At ShecIshead Bay the colt Amer owned hy J. Kn"alr
ia attracting 10, Of attention he Tho
specimens the thoroughbred n, the track Tho horses at
sheepshcad have excellent facilities for daily eS"r
else truck is kept in order NIL tho time. In
stormy weather when the main track IS muddy the
turf track used by tho trainers
Albert Cooper that the imported ycarng. that have
been track 10 mighty nne lockers
in persons eyes bu, dogsons E. dey ser much for
England
There f. n wild and woolly report going rounds
That n the Coney Island Jockey club does not hurry ur
some OF the new members Jockey Cuh will buy
out W X vanierbnrs interests and Wye ou' every yes
uge q the ,f-~.-n, management.
Matthew Alien makes occasional Journey 20 the city
10 learn The news his friends lie saws that
all the horses nj wer'ches'cr dong sTlrniify.
IN MS city Yesterday 60 test BIS TIM
He worked yearng 20 fast las, fall that he
has been unable - sleep He thought hs watch
was wrong careful test ny nm expert watch
maker be returned En'ontown with th~ nrm convic-
ton that he has Il world hea'er in Me stable.
John IIuggns trainer Of the Rnncocas Stable. In,
been In th. cts since Monday. H. reports 'ha' ~"
horses at Rancoca- excellent order There fonri
teen horses IN training - which twoy'ar ods
The brother 60 Boero punch fired In both knees
Mr. IIuggns he has real cnkcrs In his stable.
but that some Of them viii win races.
There that the Pimico track nj Baltimore
will be reop.ned spring and thai the leading stables
will horses the meeting Colonel Haugh who mas
charge properly. refused To hav" any dealings with
rp.senfatives Gut'enhurg Gloucester two months
ago bu, that the CLUB would gladly re-
ceive a proposition from who were Of rrrproachahle
character In regard TO racing meetings.
There was meeting tut conference. ~ ~" rooms
Of the Board Of Control yesterday afternoon. II is i'm
possible - get member u the Board % Control 70 talk
about racing affairs They believe In the old methods Of
secrecy and believe the general public has lusi-
ness 10 ask questions have interest In their trans
actions expected that the verdict ~ tho 'on"y
Island clubs Executive Committee Will be made public
to-day.
The highest tried % the Gideon e DAILY two-ye1r-ods
4. dead The colt attacked with slight bleeding
from tho nose. Trainer Hyland did not much at
,ention TO II AZ FIRST as be thought the colt had hit
himself Two more attacks quickly followed until the
colt weak that he fell. All Of Mr. Hylands
efforts vain and the colt bled 10 death.