New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-21
NOTES OF TURF AFFAIRS.

TT. ex.clitiv. conr,c. ~ tho Con.y Island Jockey
Club will hold a meeting u O'Clock This morning.
Everything along smoothly IN racing Affairs ma
the prospects that organization ~ ,urfm'n
racing tho future. Son.r - tho
quarrc,s between members - the Conoy Island Jockey
Club md Tho Jockey club extremely amusing ns crr
tain members 'nes about other member,
who dld not agree with them" They peace.
having kissed md made up
Turf~n growing restless st tho long delay in an
nouncng tho Suburban Handicap. II T. Nk"ly that oil
the Of the Coney Island Jockey club viii be m
nounced within few days. 90 give owners all over Mo
country ample ,inc enter their hors's.
j. L. Mcdonald Cairo Egypt II - said he intends
q get choi-e tips from The SPHINX
David Gideon l,cn successful NJ tho races IN
New Orleans the fall meetings In his
neghborlooi Walter Keere- who has just returned from
New Orleanf says that he has not bet since his
arrival
John Daily ha. no desire 30 away from this city. ms
lie could not bear TO f,rego his Holudei whcr,
his horse. nre qunrercd There old In tho
1t that promising that Mr. Dniy hardly b. called
the colts box cr his meals II is no use TO Try
to keep secret the colt Is highly tried ms His
Hghncss as M Days devotion 20 him gives tho fact
away that the co Is the choice ~ tho stai"
Matthew Corlet, takes long walks broadway from
Fiftv-nn,ha, - the Battery every day Just keep in
condition Coricts horses wn'Nring ~ washing
I'm u G S;rcphon sound n and ikeiy win
many races for Mr. Cortc't Prince John Is giing and
f. likely 10 BE- different horse from the suy brute that
raced last
Isaac Seebol 81 the broadway promenaders this
winter Mi scc,d his brother have four promising
horses trimming.
papa" Nelson Is growing over tho loss OF his best
wagon which was destroyed IN ~" FIRE ~ the Stivcrs
sarrngc factory Sunday The waron looked 50 pretty
with i,s new coat q paint that papa had not the
heart 70 by exposing ~ spo'l'sness on ~" h'hy
,recs 81 New York lcff Tor low dnva more
until It could lie moved with safety. nnd now he Is IN
consolnble Persistence however, cheers mp the ven
crnble turfman. she has proven - lie natural
hummer and goes over Obstacles liic a bird
J. H. White has had expensive winter campaign
Mt East ST, Louis IHc eli the other Eastern turf-
men who raced there lie H. likely 10 have an mex
hausttlc fund Of hard luck stores TO lei" his Hohus
on hs return.
In regard roorooms In this city II b'tt'ng on 'cher
results is poolselng bookmnkng The number OF
iookmalscrs or booksellers may b" "n'y computed Nv
the number Of news tcers that are In inc ba'roS anu
hotels 81 the city. Il WI lay you uc"'r "d"h' ~ WV
cxrresson used whenever ANYBODY mentions sure ZIP
on thc races which are quoted tho ticker. No tickets
are issued and no which bets are fcgs"T'n NJ"
kept so that tho police captains say II Is hn'u' mat
Ter 10 secure evidence which TO make arrests
eoc Of tho winter racing crowd hang around the horIs
ut:oyu They are extremely anxious about u" Jockey
Clpbs action In regard licenses 10 train ana race on
~. hig tracks II tie Jockey Club grants licenses 70
so,ns n, them the officials ~ the winter tracks VIII u"
greatly srprsed az number o the most disrepu'abl'
q, them would have ruled of only for tho power OF
a political boss who always stood by them