New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-26
NOTES BY TURF OBSERVERS.

WHAT THEY TALK ABOUT IN REGAhp ~ NV
ING MATTERS.
Kino,e, encountered a serious accident at SheepS-
head Raw Yesterday His wind has been ahec'en
for several months. In his work yeS'eru"' WI
Hyland the trainer. instructed the ooS WI"
I<inrlet TO send him mile at three-quarters sPe'u'
Az tho three-ouarter miepost Kinglet turned II
o,,,,a,o so,,arsau,t and bled profusoly from the
nostrils When some OF the spectators ran up
the boy and the horse were sireaked Win o.oo'
Kinglet revived in few minutes anu wa re- =" .
TO the stable 1t is serious loss 10 the ''"eo" :"
DAILY stable as the horse had been SCORING bo0"
trials. ,o,
Frederick I.ttlefeld is rapidly recovering i.o"'
the shock caused by his fall on IhurSua.' ~
,ri,,rv IN his collar bone is likely to Keep MN ou'
Of the saddle for several weeks. 'er'"'"
formed turfrnen ct the track REMARKED S's'e'
that some lawyers were arranging lor d 'e'' ~
- tho GRAY law at Flushing on Friday afternoon
The result Of the reports was tha' oe''o's w"
undcr the strictest watchfuness an" ho"ou' ""'
,erui,,ed TO expose private mernorandums Vi w
ro,.u,rp odds Ii was reported thal f''e' p
Lacey was behind the lawyers VINO were P','a'"s
the Flushing De Lacey ir''"u9 - -, y,
his action. Some of them said empha.'''"S '."
the former poolroom dictator had Pa'u i''s' '""'
10 the firm OF LAWYERS WHO d. i""e' "
and filed briefs for him
A race meeting at Narragansett PARK F'o''u'' =
r. l. to begin early in June u ahho'"' ~
.,,,oo,,or ,or b, license has been nled Win '"e
Jockey Club and this will be ac'ed "Po" q" Wv
next meeting OF the stewards ,,,
Charles Reed. of the Fairview Stun II w ~
ran in more ways than one. p'oouI"''' " .ha
IN st, Blaise was stolen from the arm VI '"'
Fairvlew philosopher not Ions ago Inc '"' III
did no, know when she was si"leh' VI ~"
shc was missing when her absenc" was uis'o'', W
Instead Of flying into rage. as hos' VI -,
would hay. done Mr.. Reed said: II d" ''s"
hoe
NAV have the worst OF H. -, =,
rIehly formed fne-ookng yeaflihs p' ="
r,ais, dam Meadowbrook. broke MS leg III Wv
n.ddocl a Cow weeks ago. When MI Neen ""S
informed about the acciden; ne aston'sh"p M
Informant by saving. Il am lucky 10 "a'o 's
i,nos cot ,he,r leec broken. Some people mgr"
h, 90, hrokap II he had lived. SO, It's All 'of the
best ,. or1 prince George
The Croker horses. Armiiage ana nnt
arc "a he shipped TO England THIS "eeN' ,ovor,hle
Rev FL Santa Anita did rot MAJ MAJ hv keenan,
DaIy 4 Gideon unite in SAYING thao ma, hn~ses they
nr,,ste work is one OF the fastest hoIsrs ~ ~
paver owned James X. Keene arg NnI"a III no ,
,ord ap-ee with them The chances are ', IT.
Knenan may perhaps be OF higher ciass man , r
admirers believed him 10 be hseNam ,,a,,er milo.
engaged and worked out one ana Ius' w.,rbes
Yesterday in 2NeA. ACCORDING 20 sJ'', a., ga
ah,le INLAND says his watch stopped ~ o. al
p,erre .orillard did not bet penn, vi Ga, o.
,roueh ne has bet on several other horses o"""'
bv him during the meeting Mil, Ia, q ,,o y, An
is, race is trained in the smith stable. Mr
smith recovered his losses and hannsohe 'naa L
besides on her Slci sood form ' in her rae
udIs' nvernor Hoeg OF Texas. was an interested
snectator at the races yesterday