New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-10

the match" IT will think about IT, MI MOTIFS
Richard Crokers departure for Europe was ,a sur s
prise race-goers He told MS iriea a co rd not
shake It off He complained OF 1t frequently 10
MS has l. thai the Lexow Committee may pos
siby at some time investigate the pooroom hu -
nq sxisa in should f be made yposby
tain turfmen and track-owners may De suopogsiha,
before the committee IN tnat case e,ronent
men Peter the Ponderous and his satellites OF
Park Row occupy their leisure tlne py per
init;ee in the columns Of The Tribune IT., r-,,,,a
IL surprised racegoers who read ne lrlpune
20 see on yesterdays programme that the match
race between Butterflies and Gutta Percha was an,
read the exclusive account in The Tribune that
the race was off. Their doubts were soon dlspeliei
as the official announcement was written on t'e
notice board later in the afternoon. 49,.
Gotham's lameness seems to be temporary. but
his trainer. William Hueston. are not likely 10 take
any Wyndham walden told his friends that he ex
rected To win the Toboggan Slide Handicap easily
with Correction He secured Sims TO ride Mirage IN
the LarchmOnt Stakes 50 as TO reserve LittIehe'u
Armitage Celebrated his owners departure for
Europe By running away from his seventeen COM
petitors in the first race as II they were ONCE
seekers looking for PAGES ., ~. noss,,... cur
cessor to James Rowe. "a starter Mr., ware mas mas
started successfully at the meetings OF me num-
and Pony Racing meetings. and Is the starter AT
~ Horsemen who DELIGHT to look a, highly formed
.
Exchange to-day. and inspect the yearhngs brei
by james r. cay. Thomas G. McDowe. George r.
Cay. Matthew Simpson and + J.. johnston. ~ =
seldom that such a uniform lot mas beeh olieItu
for sale at once James -. Gag Is one OF inc "est
known breeders In the country. HIS mares are So
ected on account Of their rich breeding ana w,
added to his vast experience In se.cctng Sizes ="
bend with his mares. has made his success pno
nomenai. Among the youngsters to be sod 10
morrow night there are some that deserve more
than a passing mention OF the CO.'S. II W9uIII pr
hard to find better proportioned, better .oohihs
yOungster than the colt by King GAO. OUT OF
Fuchsia, but as soon the colt by hins Ea.pP "ul
OF Paying Fields Is led OUT the former cot oses
a little by tn comparison. for. as one en-
thusiast expressed IT, the Playing Fisis CO..
is the best looking youngster mat hds
been seen In years; 50. leiNlhs "ut
the enthusiasm. u may be said that nntr COY mas
seldom been this city chestnut MY ny
Fonso, out % Peg Wellington. j. beautful crf'
that looks racing-i!ke. with psny OF SUI
stance 10 add 20 her attrac,ivenees. She : hai-
sister 10 Kitty Give who is one ot the best Two
year-ods IN The West. The entire lst "a WORTHY OF
praise and the appearance OF all 81 them indicates
good care and judgment They IRE no; iatiened up
Tor the market. bu; are N shape - be put IN
urinary training al once. The sale VII begin to-
morrow night at o'c.Ock Al the American morse
Exchange Ffilath-st. ana broadway.
S,ceplechase and hurdle horse owners .ook A. ench
o.her in terros when they talk about the new
s.eeD,echase course a. Sheopsheai Bay. Il u sa.d
,h,t The only horse that successfully negotiate
Inc Jumps is ". 4. Days Bo.ero.