New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-05
TALK ABOUT TURF AFFAIRS.
A. H. MORRIS'S RETURN FROM THE SOUTH.
sr-MMERTIME's PERFORMANCE AT ST. AsAPH-
NEWS FROM THE STABLES AND THE

NEWS FROM THE STABLES AND THE
CONDITION OF THE HORSES
Alfred Hennen Morris may make things lively
now that he has returned from the South. There
is no danger Of serious outbreak until after
Governor Morton signs the racing bills. when
Mr. Morris. in all probabty Will 'cut loose and
claim racing dates, announce liberal purses, and
expain 20 the public and the horsemen what
great favor he did them by declaring OF me
stake announced by the Ncw-York Jockey Club
The turfmen at the ST. Asaph track appear to
he IN the "summertlmc' of discomfort owing TO
the temporary absence Of DR.. Street summer
time n two-year-old from Streets stable accord
ing TO ST. Asaph reports. was ridden the other day
in an extremely suspicious manner. one OF 'he
track owners II appears. Is managing the Street
stable and also II anaging book In the De'tihg
ring Nacey was the jockey who rode S'ii''ho'-
time and after screral nstic encounters inc
stewards asked him about the race. lie to'h 'henh
that he received his orders from Mr. Hi, ana
fulfilled them to the best OF his ability. The crowd
that ,hronred about the stewards box was 50
dcmonstrativc that the immaculate J. C. carr
permitted them to punish Macy. one oillcia' en-
Move of the Jockey club was so indignant that
he threatened to leave tho employ OF the 81
Asapn management
The whole affair vas disgraccful in the extreme.
The employees Of the Jockey Club can he dismissed
nj any time consequently prompt action sho"lh
he taken 10 suppress such racing. so fiaHTa"''y
offensive 10 the better element on the turf espe-
cally when the Gisgraceful affairs occur "ithm
plain Wow Of the dome Of tho Capitol
The Jockey club should make all possible has''
and turn Street over 10 Colonel Warng ana MS
whitehall army for thorough cleansing WIN
such n fearless sharp-sishci shrewd judge OF rae
Ing as Joseph j. Burke in the stewards DON. "'h''
with the authority Of ihc Jockey. ''"p 20 AN
charge OF delinquent owners Jockeys ana "''"''''
and with power 10 suspend them until tho Jockey
oh
be practically more turf s'anda%
Gideon & DAYS horses leave lIomdcl ior inc
ShcepShcad Bay track on "Wednesday. \ nr''' ~
eighteen are likely TO form the first ins'aImoh,
Of the IIolmdel horses. Ramapo is picture OF
perfcct health but he has not been asked to *
tend himself fully. that question can rena-
unanswered until the stable arrives at Sheershead
Bav Butterflies is well worth A visit by any
lover OF the beautiful. she Is considered " all
who have seen her this spring as the most mag
nincent specimen OF the thoroughbred they ever
looked at There is one in Monmouth County
bovevcr who dissen,s from the general opinion. as
he saws that 10 the best OF his recollection.
Achievement OF the famous English racers. eS-
celled the Gideon & Daily beauty. As the director
has not seen Achievement since 1851, there Is
possible chance that his memory is at fault.
Keenan, will probably be the ruin Of thousands
Of racegocrs II he continues his evil career Of last
season He IS such grand-look.ns horse that his
appearance will cause many persons TO bet on nm
Kinglet looks as II he would add lustre 10 the
brilliant performances OF the Brookdale horses.
Walter has improved. but has not grown so rap
idly As have some Of the horses he vanqushed last
year Love OF Mine Is splendi1ly proportional
nIy and is royalty handsome. She is the property
OF Colonel william T. Thompson. Of the Brookdale
Stud Love o: Mine Is entered in the owners sweep
sta kes to be run At the Brooklyn meeting.
Hyland the trainer. has improved wonderfully in
appearance ard weighs -" pounds. a gain Of nearly
sixty bounds every ounce OF which was gained by
The srahlrs and surroundings at IIoudc
model for other breeders - COPY. everything on
the farm and about the training stables g. kept IN
lis prOper place stations hroOdWaF"s COTS nIn"s
and the horses IN training show the waichful car"
and SIKH Of master horsemai pi'oh 'a iy
should hasten to have all alleged pictures OF ms
Iiighness destroyed At the earliest possible moment
as every likeness the writer has SCI Is Nilitn"ns
libel on truly magnificent rac"horse ana sire
Hone springs eternal ~ the human breast" In
Monmouth County the success 81 the Gray ana
Wilds bills IN this state Is Ike CLEAN 81 sunshine
that the Jockey club VIII extend Us EFFORTS to New
Jersey. that racing can be resumed at Monmouth
Sir Walter had his trial for the Broosyn Hand-
can Yesterday. A. nearly every watch hell ON IN"
game son Of Midlothian was broken. the only "Nr
that can be- obtained on him il ih1i ms owner
proposed to bet s." that Sir walter VII defeat any
named hors~ engaged IN the race =. -,
Henry Griffin. tn Jockey. SAYS. ! cam zee why
big rae. cary "a IN" season, h'irt" any oi INC
horses have started. tn" entire public plnng'S on
caps are made 10 egual.zc th" chances "i "F'ry
horse criesel IN them. | should mink m" gen'fa
public would be satisfied with small bet on such
uncertain races ana wait hhlil iH'y INV H''" NV
peter he Lacy said the other LAY that he was
sorry the racing bills were d"."at"i IN IN" Srh'tr
rs he hoped they would joe submitted 10 me Gov
ernor Mr. be Incys sorrow did not last long. AZ
the Senators speedily grained mis- desires