New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-11
TALK ABOUT TURF AFFAIRS.
GATHERING OF HoRsEMEN FOR THE sTEErLi
CHASE MEETING-OTIIER MATTENs


CHASE MEETING-oTHER MATTERS
Pierre Iori.lari arrived In the city yesterday az
tcrnoon Hc Will attend the races at Morris Park
to-day Charles Reed reached here from Fairvicw
yesterday. He reports that everything looks pros
porous AZ the farm He viii attend ~" races to-
day and may tell his friends about Troubles brill
liant career over tho timber John Sanford a.
c1m,anici by his wife and mother. II at the Wal
dori He viii drive 4 four-in-hand 20 the course.
H. + Warren. = Amsterdam Is also a guest al
the Waldorf where he vii remain until the end Of
the sicepl.cba,s meeting Jesse Brown. % Wash
inciou - n, tho - James with a party % friends.
all OF whorn expect Mr Brown TO select the winner
In each race"
Hornplpc caused he horsemcn - wag their
tongues ~ lively rate hy his excellent work yes
terlay afternoon. II was reported that MI keene
had consented - Taral's request 10 F!ie ipr. Rice
In the race although Lakeland has Insisted all along
that Hornpipe's chances At Tho weights were as
good as any horse In tho race
The Ranclcas stable arrived at Shcepsheai Bay
last evening" In charge Of John Huggln-
The rniicl. rn.asur.s taken By the Jockey club
10 suppress fraud. In rcypklng The ST Asaph license
AMI IN ruling on Or Street j. VI. HI AMI Jockey
Macy were universally commanded
Reports that the Saratoga Association IS dissats-
fec are wholly untrue. In regard 10 the rules
under which ih-ir races viii be- the Saratoga
stake. were advertised to bc run under the rules
Of the Western Turf Congress. AMI are likely To
be II j, Ikrly tilit li4'
Jockey club VIII consent The Saratoga Assoria-
ton desires that the Jockey club appoint the stew
ards AZ lts meeting. ami heartily IN accord with
the club
The reported refusal Of James Caldwell the
starter 10 pay debts Incurred at the faro table
causes much comment The matter was referred
/ To In The Tribune several weeks ago
The NeW-Yofk Stecp.cchas" ASSOCIATION ms D'''
| Iuc,rporaiel ~ accordance with the provisions ~
! the act passed by the Legislature - rails. hi''i
and improve the breed u horses IN" crilll.h'" 81
inoorp ration WAS Ned yesterday In the Once 81
! the County Clerk. II has capital STOCK "i ""'
! N'D 49,, , .,t,
| me directors are II De Coutccy Forbes ~ thl'
! civ. Samuel : lIow,aud. Of frlv'hnd, l'NinN'
| si.n County y. =. Jonn -. pianshrc; 81 -"
! Francl-,D. Frederick Gchhird Of EatonNll', y -
and Henri O. Crlckmlie. ~ this city
/ Tnc Burke Lee Advertising Company nave fAu'
a souvenir OF the National Sterprchasr HsT'n
ton complied by Joseph j. Burke, Inc wc'l.kn""l
racing Wlg. II Is a concise history OF the famous
American cross-couniry horses IN compact in,"
that should be- treasured 10y horse-own"rs no" ih"'
the sport L. likely 10 BE- revived.
| Chca4n b. scene 81 another racing wal
desire to gQIcezr every dollar In sisht from th'
public II r. a sure indication That ih' foIeith doom
| and the betting rlnIS must go II - Piohth'' ma
| the ia stern methods VIII be- adopted ana TN ld',
! trncI- turned over to the management 81 I'phlib'
| horsDmen The raid At Hawthorne yesterday m'hhf
Inc Dul ct the gamblers reign on me western l'I
j Newton Van Ness II prepared 10 fntnSh al
| uficturr Tor racing. hunting 81 ifoUlhs statues
a. we'll b the necessary harness ana traps inT any
Ing PURPOSES. a. his handsome whrrronIn7, nos ~
| Chambers ana "a warren SIS