New-York tribune., 1895-09-19
CHAT AMONG THE TURFMEN.

RACING REPORTS. COMMENTS AND suo'f'S iiO
Report IS giving the trainers all they can 90 ~
keep pace with 1t in denying what IL distripu'eu
truth. A. jackson Joyner Will remain In chaise "
the Belmont stable until the end or the sea0'
Mr. Joyner will supcrintend the yearling tTia.s a,
Babylon in the future. Byron McC'e"a.1
will train Henry OF Navarro until October ""."
he will 20 West to meet imperative engagemen''
II has not been definitely settled that Johh D. ~
land will train for August Belmont III 1872 ~
every indication points that way .n
william Lakeland is in perfect harmony with ms
employers the Messrs Keene and there mas o "
no disagreement between them. John fiuss"r "
not enthusiastic the yearling triais a. 10
cocas He says: THE Rancocas youngsters a"
good looking enough but their trials are not uP -
their looks" u,
Horsemen pleased at-the peaoefui se''i.".,"'
OF the racing difficulties that have exlsteu a' S
Francisco. All differences have Deeh auJu' -
tween the rival San Francisco racing assoch'''o'..
1t is officially announced that the question OF & the
dates has been amicably arranged anu si,ernste
rival associations will give racing III
weeks ,a,, about
There has not been much talk or commema nsma has
some track burners" in his stable fie ga hest
Huggins commission YESTERDAY 70 tocKev obtain
Wr tiuggtns was cautioned not TO do anything una ma
might strain the existing relation ~ srcher
Prince of Wales Richard Croker ana the s
LOOKS as though the threatened invasion I,-} o.
England by some OF the leading Amerlcan ms
men is not Likely 10 assume serious ~ -, hat
some OF the gossps at brighton beaCn hIa u,hiIe
David Gideon intends to sell out ms staDle in
Others claim that the most successiu .u p-d,ons
America intends to have try al ths ~ GUN
Michael F. Dwycr Is content to mihu !s, h,s, yos
affairs and desires to be left alone py ihe .i IA no,
sins Mr Dwver is not betting heavily. ana uin NV
bet at all yesterday. ,o hsalth-
Riley Grammar is sojourning at some ne-'e,.- ex
giving springs In Indiana. The daring p.uhsv,, ten
meets TO return to this neighborhood IN auou ~
days George L. Smith Hittsburg PniD WI wa "iv ir
heaviest winner on Henry Of Navarres Vlcto' ~ -
the First Special on Tuesday He won more Than
81 900 on the race. p,-d. con-
The hunger known as "Humming BRO c9i, 2n
tInues 10 SID the sweets Of the betting rlhs =.
has nearly 10000 stored away ioi l"'u'' 49, "
the hawks 90 not devour him -, ,o~s NJ
some turfmen talking about the pIuhse'ss go, ~,
the present year yesterday when one 9i Ine soId
known OF the residents Of the sand dunes s SUI
That's all right about these plungers tha' nav , g
$4,000 ] was there myself once, Dut no" am M
picking shells the seashore would & nKe 70 - se a
what them Humming Birds will be picking up d
year from now. -. -, ,ha q.
The LAYERS Of odds are bemoanng the fact tha'
many OF their customers do not Visit the Tace-
tracks but prefer exile themselves 70 Nee-
hawken every day. where they can Deguiie them-
selves with innocent amusements something
should be done regulate the betting question, Is
the plant of nearly every prominent layer OF ous.
There are large numbers OF so-caeI layers OF odds
who handle money surreptitiously on almost ever!