New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-27
CHAT ABOUT TURF MATTERS
THE QUIET OF THE WINTER SEASON NOT
PLEASING TO HORsEMEN.
SOME WILL GO TO CALIFORNIA AND OTHERS TO
KENTUcKy-No ABOUT TRAINERS

SOME WILL GO TO CALIFORNIA AND OTHERS 10
KENTUcKY-NoTEs ABOUT TRAINERS
AND YEARLINGs.
Horse owners trainers and racegoers have little
TO talk about now that Peter DE Lacy mas peen
vanqushed by the Jockey Club. The Baltimore
meeting requires no comment, as the gyrations OF
form speak volumes Of contempt for dope tracks
and public opinion. John Kelly and J. f. McDonah
were in this city Monday. There was no occasion
to ask about Baltimore. An eloquent shrus OF the
shoulders precluded all possibility OF obtaining IN
formation. Matthew Corbett intends to visit Balti-
more to see how the boys" getting along over
there.
Colonel William p. Thompson is in West W.
gnia.
James r. Keene is not in robust health as mn
many friends could wish. Mr.. Keene has not de-
cided to send Domino 10 Kentucky. Domino will re-
main at Brighton Beach In Lakeiands care antu
Mr. Keene decides what to do with him.
David Gideon Is like cat In strange garrett.
The monotony OF doing nothing Is TOO much Tor the
active energetic turfman lie Is alert and watchfu.
however and anxiously inquiries about the yearnss
In training.
L. O. Appleby is in the city. Mr. Appeby intends
to visit England some time in the Of the win.
ter.
John Daily Is confined to the house, and his ply.
sicians have forbidden him to take any chances OF
a relapse by going out Of doors
T..
out their winters campaign in California. Each OF
them has had sacks made for the purpose OF carry
ing the gold they expect 10 win in California.
Charles T. Thompson. who Is known as Butch"
the racetracks. has almost recovered from the
recent operation performed on him.
Charles Reed Is composing some new songs at his
farm. in Ciallatin Tenn.
Governor-elect Griggs OF New-Jersey, IL an en-
thus!astic lover OF out-ofdoor sports. He cha
grined at the defeat OF the Princeton eleven by the
Yale team on Saturday, but predicted victory for
Princeton year.
A beautiful woman. who apparently men,
Der OF the Vassar football eleven gave some turf
and their friends specimen OF forcibe Ian
guage at tho Yale Princeton game on Saturday
The beauty occupied a box adjoining that OF the
turfmen. Her vvacious manner attracted their
attention throughout the game. When the superb
GRITTY of Yale clearly demonstrated and when
the score was l6 10 In Yales favor the beauty
by exclam hs "oh Emily. knew Yale was
.cinch' before the game began II ! had thought
burn aT wet dog" The turfmen roared in unison
at the remark but the fair admrer Of Yale paid
the game One OF the turfmen said II have fire.
quently burned up money on dog on the race,
OF money burning a dog. and a at that"
He had never read ''Chmmie Fadden."
ydar If al ss b 5eaI arm
are likey to regain the prestige formerly held by
j. e. McDonaids horses are quartered at the
Brooklyn rscetrack. Many of the trainers intend to
5 oodwn BrohTs have placed
toy on the market that is likely to become extreme
and a starting machine Every horse has equal
chance although the horses are fully as perverse
race The favorite is as likely to fall as the en-
tremc outsider. There is much amusement to De
Heung TSe rf % are that the game wiz
prove profitable TO the Goodwin Brothers.