New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-21
CHAT AMONG THE HCRSEMEN.
WHAT THEY ARE TALKING ABOrT-rLANNING
FOR THE SUMMER

FOX Ihf - MMFi'.
James r. Koone Is highly eato1 over tho reports
from his breeding establishment in Kentucky. SIX
fo,ls have been rcporied-four colts and two FLIES
Tho foal by Tournament; ont Of Rue Grass Belle. IS
said 20 b. one OF tho most robust. evenly proper
toned youngsters eyer seen IN IN" neghborhood
All 81 he horses In training are doing splendidiy,
especially Dermino. who is as sound az I nited
States bond There are seven or Mr.. keene's two
ycar-ohs entered in the English Two Thousand
Guin"as Derby and other stakes. and also IN the
Grand PriX In Par.s They are an excellent lot.
and bid fair funl the expectations Of their owner
James Il Kccne's experience and advice 10 begin
ners on tho turf Is certainly valuable. He says:
There is no royal road success on the turf
In forming racing stable buy nothing but tho
best A. yearling sale always buy the best-look-
ing colts lod Into the ring OF course. they must
hc wei bred and come from winning strains. oc-
caslon9l,y a cheap colt viii win. bu tho exception
should not cause = man who hopes FOR success on
the turf 20 banker or cheap yearings. TIE only
way 20 secure tho best 50 90 attend the sales after
a ,lrsruI inspection II the lots - be sold and -
Iay The price requisite 70 secure your selection "a
YOU only ply the market price for them AT the
bcei.'
II the sales are conducted honestly nnl every
,,rfman srouii iry 20 force al tho breeders To
have them honcsu Mr. Kccne's advice Is likely to
place tho buyer on he road to success In respcc;
=, trainers AMI jockeys. mon ~ ample wealth
should hayA go trouble in obtaining homes; and
trI.'~orihy men. Uorsomen afc delighted az IN"
prospect = their forces being Increased by the ad'
DIXON ~ George !. Goud ana other wealthy men
O. their ranks
Angus, Belmont and James Il Keere Viii attend
tho hearing on tho Gray Rar.ng hili AZ Albany to-
DAY Many of the Leading breeders and horsemen
~ the state Will be- present 10 advocate tho bill.
which has received appreciation OF breeders.
farmers and horscfncn all over the state.
william Pinkertnn 10 In the city. lie predicts
fI-rcs-fl racing SEASON the ncighborhooi or cni-
caco r. q. rumorel In Chicago that the Washing
ton Park cub VII give ihrty-iay meeting IN
tho ftll shout there he no adverse leSis'auon IN
Illinois this winter. ,,,
Peter he Lacy IL in New Mexico. Al the bedside
Of his SON who Is hopeessy II. and rapidly falling.
Mr.. De Lacy ami hi. fami.y are likely To remain
in Ncn- McNlcD until the end 49,,
Richard croker is no, expected 70 arrive in this
c.iy until March T. when he Will prepare Tor ms
Journey abroad TIE severe Wcather caused Mr..
croker - change h.s pans ami TO remain IN mo
ianl ~ noucrs much longer than ne expected 10
remain
FoNhau Eccnc says In letter ~ his friends mat
he has been showed I'm Tor SIX weeks and thar mere
has been no hunting IN England Of any importance
this -
There are rumors that tho Saratoga Racctrack
vii b.. sod 10 q. syndicate OF wealthy turin"n from
California who desire - race IN harmony with me
locke, club Report says thai arrangements can
be made with millionaire railroad magnats 10 take
a large block Of the stock and Join IN an EFFORT 10
make Saratoga att.a tive to the higher classes OF
society.
Matthew Allen * working his horses at a live.y
pace on the peat track around hiS spacious
stables at Morris Park.