New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-25
would 1T him for a race" the comment OF Mr.

Fitzgerald
else in his paddock: His appearance recalled me
he the S rsSo1 FOR he NILE and
furlong at 1:51a. Every inch Of the race was run
a heartbreaklng race. Nearly every horse engaged
In the race broke down was retired from the turf
In consequence OF It's severity.
The Silver Brook matrons are a splendid colec-
tion of mares. Moss Rose, the dam of Henry OF
Navarro is likely to prove one OF the famous tur
matrons. She was carefully examined and was
highly praised for her producing qualities.
At the close Of the inspection OF the broodmares
the dam of the best horse in America; OF the
srandest weanlings have ever seen; stallion
with champion record, and as fine a .ot OF mares
as can be found anywhere in England / am ex-
tremeiy well pleased with my visit"
Another visit 10 the cottage and some more Jer-
sey mix prepared the party for trip to Gideon
4 Days farm AT Holmdei. \ drive OF seven miles
over country roads gave Mr. Fitzgerald chance
to some beautifully diversified scenery When
the confines Of the Brookdale farm reached he
reserved FOR the finish OF the trip. Mr.. Fitzgerald
asked about tho soil and IS geological formation.
some mari pits were pointed out to him. He was
informed that the soi. was ur dermined with mar.
whlch Is valuable a fertilizer
DINNER AT HOLMDEL.
When Holmdei was reached every body at
dinner A. Jackson Joyner. who is the trainer
81 tho Homde horses. received his unexpected
visitors cordially. An invitation to partake OF the
midday meal was cheerfuy accepted. driving
In the bracing and healthful air OF Monmouth
''"'''F Ni'dtfN an ADDOrNal appetite. w men
ner was ended the building was Inspected i was
revelation to the visitor. The schoolroom dorm-
tories siitlng-rooms and the perfect arrangements
rlizgera.d an exalted idea OF American training
ana h breeding ESTABLISHMENTS he was not informed
ina. bay q q deon and John DAILY are exceptions
to the rule on the American turf He was told.
however. that their horses are always raced TO
WIN ana that they were the most successful rae
inc firm In America. 1t did not require anybody
every detail about Homdel told the story better
than words The seyen-furlong training track wa 5
ef S' Fasrs 'H ased track
be pol ;ed OUT to him. walk OF few minutes
and The Buttern es was seen IN paddock, enjoy
for another career as a matron Her beautiful
proportions and magnificent appearance caused Mr
dlsparagenent OF the latter so far as appearances
G b was IN ba an next sa pS Of aerSs
When :arly inside Mr.. Joyner proudly sa d: ms
Is the winter track; FIVE turns around that stra"
NOTHING LIKE IT IN ENGLAND.
Mr. Fitzgerald gazed upon the spacious covered
inclosure and the long row Of boxes. He hesi-
tatcd a moment and said there is nothing like :his
in England" Hazlet demanded more than pass
ing glance. He has gained wonderfully In size and
appearance His performances We're recounted to
cates hat he NAV leave he first flight of the
second class division and become candidate Tor
selected as a Splinter 10y NJ. Fitzgerald.
The yearngs were the chief attraction. me iud
-Tarantea yearling Is real beauty, put tiIa'
Iroquois-Carlotta colt should be entered every
where He shows Derby form now was the o.
servatiOn made at the CarOtta colts DoA Sne f.L
nut brother to Potomac that Is mEilly cooi'u WIN
white is a peculiar looking youngsteI. .,s oa 20
drive the farm TO the staIlloI a. Srood
a chance to catch a fleeing glance OF IRE oroou-
mares all Of which were in good coi1ullIo" IL 10 =,
His U.ghneSs was Jed OUT on me Hoot. ~. -
subject for the brush o Rosa B0hheui iia a..
pelrance IS that OF an IDEAL horse, u. docilifv
winner tossed his head and wninnea ms yl
ana general manners caused Mr.. F.izgera'15 D., -
fan In love with the OF The III seI ar -
CO.'S His Hlghness is sixteen hands hiSLl' ~ 80
inches high This is caused By the evehhsss " a..
proportions and perfect niormatioI VI, Nh no
,,arelj vas oath - leave His Hlghness untI ~
massive proportions of Ludwig were dlscei nou W.
emerged from his box nls ,tlrSsinaIis at Athens
S9stie u,ivg ia OF the massive Egyptian type IKE
The columns in the temple OF karnak ne -. I'll
* a combination Of beauty stfehg1 a.u O. ne
ness while Luiwigs masslveness 'ii,nlnar,e9 by
haholder with the rugseI beauty i!npai.c' RI.
s.ren,,th a . mower in either man or archl'e'
tUc distinct types OF thOroughoFe1s gave NJ tI,ab
GERALD a. opD0rtunty for comparisons. fiIS
ness was racing machine ana S'iV ~ Ttzgsrali's
oninion While Ludwig was likely 10 proiuSes -
~. rroulI race and would also be useiuI s.ie
- ss-c1untry horses. capable Or carrying "e'
Weights over any country, . ..,ovar,pg from
go ne ~ ~ mild dlstemDer. but made Sood sho"
p 10 observation-disclosures The cottage ana me nom,
~. l,ngs ar Homde were admired ana star. va
rarn "Iohn Hyland .ef. his mark mere anu ~,
VII no. coo its equal unit! you come DacK o" sOH'
next visit
CHANGES AT RROOKDALE.
At Rrookdalc the many changes that are taklhe
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