New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-22
TALK ABOUT TURF AFFAIRS
THE OUTLOOK FOR WINTER RACING
Z. j. BALDwIN's CAsE-THE IRoQuois-'AN'''' .
COLTS FINE PERFoRMANCE-ThE


r. l. BAIDWIN's CASE-THE IROQUois'An''''F
COLTS FINE pERFoRMANCE-TnE
STARTING PROBLEM.
rhere is q decided change in the outlook FOR WIN
Ter racing owners who desire TO race inc"
during the winter months have nothing " ,,,r,
there will. be racing at Baltimore u'.i ~.,oans
season closes. The gates OF the New ,s,.o
track will be opn ali winter. In san 49, -,
two racetracks will race on alternate weeNs W..
chs reeular Eastern race meetings oes'h "'N'
srrry All tia, is required is money 10 pay
TRANSFORMATION charges. and the poor ho'ee w.
ers,, can reve, In a saturnalia OF sooo 'n'e. ~
delightful. climate although horses an" s'"' "
tendants cannot eat the Climate hu NJ,
y 7 BALDWIN is said TO be preparing %, VI
maa,,,s % nresent 10 the stewards of the Jockey
,r,h ~ he could secure the assistance OF 'ne
men who can prove conclusively by the a'u -
algebraic calculations that form IS H''s"o
tina. the general pubic are noodles WHO ''
able TO distinguish horse from men, "e e
:. ss,h,v win on, and receive an apology In the
circumstances In which his entries were iei"
Il Is not at ali likely that the santa anna ~.
,r,n ha soon an the Eastern racetracks AFTER '"e
rrsssnt engagements Of the Santa ANITA ho'seS
have been decided. All entries Oh 'he 0"" ,.
Anita horses made previous to the ac''o''
the stewards OF the Westchesier RACING NS'0
ton are valid and the horses SO eh.e'eu arc
.lad IN fulfil their engagements unless 'he sue"
Baldwin and his horses OH me tu'i' ..
The starting problem IS actively agl'a'eu' in''e
ia s,,cb a decided opposition to golfers a'ho"s
.be hors, owners that the appointment u one u
that ilk would probably cause intense dissa''S'"0
ton No seeker Of favors from leading morse CIV" owl,
ers no man who in the past has been unuea oD or
% lions 10 bookmakers. horse owners, uai"e w.,
Jockeys should receive the appointment. w " no
sntsnelne alliance with trainers or the.r ehi'os
ers II requires a man of much lnielSence, VIZ 49,
ne iockevs n the stewards wise there WIZ
be no occasion for fault-hndng next yseaIr;;orcd
,SSnse.ves upor the governing body of racing anu
nothing short of prompt amputaton can srNe ,nan
from their prey. There is bitter leeIlls =
tested against such persons 1t is reporSeu "a frn
uptown cafes. hotels and other Pubic p'hst three
OF the stewards have already decided upon Sn ''e
who is to FL lanes RSgss aG Nho was for
merly Jockey favorably mentioned ey r n,@s
horsemen who Witnessed , ms s'S Mbo considered
by many horsemen an expert STA, isrtmG at he
dSr ns Ra 4sck Mr and THIS @
in the way OF his appointmen nu, M sliance with
;hs NE rs fr frane Gm ay
David Gideon's iroquols- Caflotta COZ 7, go a
his final trial at Morris Park YESTERDAY II Was
The IroQuos Csrotta colt Is yearIlng' anu M
ia pounds on his back ne pitted AGAINST waltz
been proved in his races In dash Of three iu nd
broke away neck in front of Walter He ou,ran
the three-year-od easily and won tne tr,aI ~
nearly three lengths 1t wonderful lerlvutIm-
ance as David Gideon. J. James Hyand ara Gen az
who were in n good position timed the dash III pie
seconds Some Of the Others however timed MN
in IS seconds fat The trial was run over the last
three flrlongs OF the Withers mile go W.,
A. F. Walcotts beautiful two-year-old my Woon
Violet threw her jockey yesterday morning al MOT
rs park and ran away While running at her
topfnost speed she boe1 into the fence with Sc, so
much force that her skull was crushed Inc M!
Law on the track as IL dead for twenty minutes,
when she struggled to her feet. Dr.. Shepard me
veterinary surgeon. was called. ana ORDERED Inc me
filly TO be shot TO put her out OF her misery Inc
loss of WoodsEiolet is a serious one to her owner;
as she ran prominently in her races and promised
10 improve with age.