New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-30
TALK ABOUT TURF AFFAIRS.
.,or-rrAL GIVES HIS TRAINER A SCARE
-,poHrs ABOUT JOHN DAILY UNTRuE-RACING
,pRoAD-FRANK WARE AS STARTER

s Rowe was greatly alarmed on Saturday
',,., the brightest star of the American turf
hes n, n severe chill after his daily exercise Re
VS 's, had couehed several times during the week
a".h attacked with the chill no time was lost
..,.grap hing for veterinary surgeon Colonel
.n,,am p Thompson who is devoted to his horses
W. Greatly upset. The prompt arrival of Shepard
We ,aternary. and the persistent efforts OF Rowe
-. rewarded by the recovery of the two-year old
- NJ 1885 ReQuital was blanketed and bandaged
,.r5ay There is no further danger Anticipated
- Reon.,al Is likely fulfl every promise made
two-year-old in the three year-old division
next year
- remarkably good condition. and the New-Jersey
,,,,nrent are expected TO hold their own with
ell corners
,ensyely advertised recently as having retired
:. ,r,vate life Reports without the slightest
.,rdation have been spread broadcast that Mr.
n.iv intends 10 live in Europe in the future. Some
.oually absurd reports said that he lost small
,o,,une in Wall Street. Others have referred to
~. mast with ns.nuatons that are not at all pleas
Nc 70 Mr. Days numerous friends John Daily
s,u a partner Of David Gideon in the ownership
:, ,he Holmdel Stud. He does intend go
r,,one neither has ne been losing money in Wall
street. Mr.. DAILY has just recovered from a severe
lack o. pneumonia. He purchased a handsome
so,se uptown neal Fff;h-ave.. where he now lives
with his family.
tn. blocb on Twenty nnth-st where he formerly
rvsd IS almost wholly given up to business. There
ra three stage entrances in the street Oriental
.rokine -parlor, bowling alleys and various other
establishments whore noises make sleep impossible
viii lope after midnight. The foregoing attrac
.to,s caused Mr.. DAILY 10 migrate uptown. where
-, natures sweet restorer is likely TO aid in
,,laing ND his constitution. weakened by pneu-
oo,ia II Mr. DAILY leaves this city during the
winter II will be 10 mako Journey to Los Angeles.
hsre the balmy Chinook zephyrs Of the glorious
g,,1t lodi with he OdOrS
:, The orange groves and T. J. Baldwin's Santa
a,,,a ranch. will console him for the loss of the
.i,.er and pomp Of Broadway.
rbe davs Of proprietary clubs, where the ball
.n,ns merriy and the pasteboards are manipulated,
~ practically numbered. Owing TO the state OF
- that bes existed for upward of year. there
q mt the slightest occasion for John DAILY to re-
1--WE as he was placed in the position Of the man
chose employer discharged him, so he got angry
and quit his jon. ,,u,.rr,r>
MS LOSS FROM THE TURF REGRETTED.
A. ,urfnen the firm Of Gideon & DAILY was by any
o6ss the most popular stable on the turf When
A. t,alv decided to withdraw from the racing
partnership owing to his being unable to attend the
races and to give the attention TO racing required
=, an owner tie racegong public sincerely re-
r-a,te5 his loss there have been by far too Few
su.h honorable upright straightforward. QUITO
"a, ava-,-tiroa t,rfrren as loan Daily. Mr.. Gideon,
hovrever intends to race and he public Will stiii
have an opportunity to be: on horses that are Try
ing their best 10 win
T,-sserick Tara does not intend 10 leave this city
70 intends 10 rport Marcus Days stable al
rs,ontown at al early date. Ta-al gave the fol-
q lowing reasons br no; riding at the San Francisco
tracks during TIE winter meetings: 1T would cost
me AZ least 500 make the journey with my lam
nv and as muc &c return There are not many
racAs where tte conditions would permit me to
i'd. consequently 1t might prove losing game l
n,ena 10 20 inp active training and TO be ready TO
ride on the openg day of the racing season III uiS
neghborhooG."
Many well-hown racegoers visited Madison
souare CarieuSaturday night to several giadia-
to-e take Rente exercise with their hands encased
r. pillows .mong the persons present were
Richard Crokr, John Kelly. William F. Sheehan'
! T. McDonad. Matthew Corbett. John 5. camp
bell. Philip L. Dwyer. Edward kearney' D@Via
Gideon Barry Aaron. j. Sergeant Cram ana
Dooney Harrt
Racing in Fance is certainly on the high tide OF
prosperity he charities OF france were Denehteu
he 5000 by the sbs tax w on the be. mn IN shs
mu,uels amonted TO 5000 coo sov 1,,s,a+ch"
10 learn "a hf the owners Of paimo greatest
Ausra lbs Ts59 Saonai steepe
which will be run at LeTP9G next de MaGd
an 49, OF Touhstone. he stands almost. seventeen
hands high. and has grth Of seventeen IhSn on
derfu performances. Al the last Caulhed meeting ting
Win Is Ponds the In fns ssqp f m @0 Of sis Aow
ance Of corse must be made for the course lor IN
nsfr1o Is aid 10 Very much resemble Cloister in APP
pearaace. especially behind the saddle It is to be
Mr Duff 5 morse is a confirmed invalid ,,ororrb-
Next seson number OF Amgca neary all of
whom are ne progeny Of Hanover It is therefore,
on the Arercan turf last season a sum OF ss7s9o
OF mis- apount Ss 800 was won by twenty-three OF
balance b sixteen out of his twenty two-year,olGs
in al OF hi COTS fb sna 6 nes esSt were
not winnCs The largest winner was the two-year-
Handspring. who placed over sio'o'' 70 MS OWL
These paragraphs indicate that the racing season
OF 1886 inEngland promises 10 De extremely Interest
During the racing season OF 1895 in England S4s2,
nnder ne rules OF the Jockey Club exclusive OF
second md third prizes The tn snres pra ncIer f Ws
t, the winner: the Princess Of Wa,ss S IouSs
TG 81 sakes Won SS BY a who placed
owners credit by his victory LIE Snsuciet ga
sdgn II Sefa,ng whittier The latter according
to reports not at his best haxins Whi,e has
recove'ed his form. and will be raced against all
Ex-cong1essnan John Sanford is stopping az L., the
Waldorf RE reports that Laureate the sire OF " MI
@ vho 4 one 81 the this State Is in superb
condition. and that his prospects as sire are e~-
tremay bright
AUSTRALIAN HORSES IN ENGLAND
Carriage an Australian horse who is closely allied
by his blood lines TO Carbine. the winner OF the
Melbourne Cup and was purchased by the Duke
Of Portland for $1,000 is be shipped 10 England
he Is by Nordenfeldt, son OF Musket. out OF Inc
Mersey. Carbine is by Musket, out OF The Mersey
Carriage and Carbine were record-breakers in Aus
ralia- The intelligent breeders OF England oeheVe
ttat infusion OF Australian blood is likely 10
prove extremely beneficial to the English turf
Turfrnen about greatly amused at an IN
cnent that occurred at a recent opening OF nv"
bote In PHILADELPHIA There were two rival wine
agents present One o. them called for SIX bottles
OF the brand his rival was pushing so ar 10 MAKE
everything harmonious. Both men We're greatIy sur
prlsec when the waiter returned and SAID: we nave
10 wine of that brand" The pusher OF the Drana
s@l1: You have plenty OF my wine; ten cases were
ntnDed here to-day" The proprietor made hurried
invesiigation. and found 10 his dsmay tnat th;ry
Tons ~ coal ordered that day had been dumped INTO