New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-25
m SELL OUT THEIR STABLE.
,rponrrp INTENTIONS OF GIDEON
DAILY.
A wrLL~KNowN RACING ESTABLISHMENT ~
BE BROKEN UP-soME OF THE HORSES


KNOWN RACING ESTABLISHMENT TO
mr. BROKEN UP-soME OF THE HORSES
IN IT AND WHAT THEY HAVE WON.
r.,,.,wo,,hv reports say that the racing firm Of
Gideon & Daily intend TO sell their entire racing
..h,a AT ar early date This announcement Is
ukely 10 surprise racegoers. as the Gideon Daly
horses have won many races and the prospect TOT
successful racing is unusually bright The GIDEON
g. DaIy stable is a favorte with the public. who
have no hesitancy IN betting freely whenever one
~ its representatives is sent TO the post The
Az, snared no expense securing the best trainers.
,ockevs and horses The stable Is unusually strong
This season. and the following horses appear 10
Rave many races at their mercy: Ramapo. The
butterflies Keenan,. Walter. Nank Pooh. Re-
ou,tal Hazlet Hastings and Ogdensburg.
Gideon & DAILY have won many of the great
races and have made enormous amounts by betting
on their horses. His Highness won the Futurity
and was easily the best two-year-old OF lssl. he
was returned a winner nine times out OF Twelve
starts His victories were In important STAKES
and his winnings in 1891 amounted to sll2V"
Merry Monarch won several stake races the same
wear In 1894 The Butterflies won the Futurity
and was easily the best two-year-od Of the year
Ramapo won Metropolitan and Suburban
Handicaps and Keenan,. Walter. Nank Pooh
Cactus and others added 10 the earnings OF the
Gideon & DAILY stable Among the candidates Tor
turf honors this year are Ramapo who has recov-
cred from the injury to his foot and is getting
reg,,sr work once more: keenan,. who is looked
unon as the best threeyear-old Of the year In the
East; Hazet. Requital and Hastings have won In
the two-year-old class and in the first flight OF
the wo-year-olds of the year
IL is likely that the sale will take place in july
before the horsemen leave for distant cities
Gideon & Daily have established one OF the best
equipped breeding and training establishments IN
the world at Holmdel. y. j. training track.
seven furlongs in circumference. with extensive
stables for the horses in training. cottage with
all the modern conveniences for visitors, quarters
fitted up for forty stable hands. exercising boys
and foremen together with the manor house, occu-
MED by John J. Hyand. the trainer and manager.
makes Ho.mdel of the most attractive places in
New-Jersey The buildings for the broodmares
and stations were constructed under the immediate
Supervision of John J. Hyiand. who selected the
forty broodmares that roam about the farm. with
especial care as to their bcodlnes and turf per-
formances The stations on the farm are His
Uilt ness and Ludwig. Gideon DAILY secured
the services of Henry Griffin as their jockey, and
are under contract TO pay him $1,000 for his ser
vices Mr.. Hyland receives almost as much as
Griffin when his salary and commissions are added
together Forty and boys are employed at
high salaries that some idea may be formed OF
the vast expense attached to an extensive racing
p,ant properly managed The stable Is In FIRST
Class condition and the sale is likely TO equal any
OF those held In recent years in the total OF the
amount for the lots sold in proportion 10 the num-
Der offered