New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-27
TO CHOOSE THE CUP CHALLENGER.
THE CLYDE REGATTAs WILL DECIDE BETWEEN
TILE WALK RIE LII AND TILE AlI.SA.

THE CLYDE REGATTAS WILL DECIDE BETWEEN
THE vALKYRIE III AND THE AII.sA.
London Jan. 2s-Thc schedule OF the clyde re-
gattas for 1895 has fixed In this order The Royal
Northern Yacht Clubs races viii take place on June
20 and July |, the Mudhook regatta on July ana v
tire West Scotland regatta on July 5. and the Royal
Clyde regatta July g. S and g. Thereafter VIII FOL
low In the order named the corinthisn. Western
Largs and Campbelton races. These will form the
real trials Of the Valkyre III and the Aisa
and decide which OF them shall be the cup cha-
ienger The Prince OF Wales's Britannia Will take
part IN tho and serve as trial horse After
the competi tons the Clyde and In the Irish
the Valkyrie will be dsmantied and htted for her
Interest in the cutter Ailsa increases. Mr.: Fife;
her dssnsr MIR W xs es ha sn nd r msny
great speed They are retcent as to her dimensions
the water. line and is an boat every way
Mr. Fife has reproduced In her the features OF his
their great overhang. big beam; large sail area
moderate draught and small displacement Her
sections looks fuller and hrmer than Flies usual
style. The hollow in her garboards Is most pro
An CAPTAIN Jay formerly commander OF the si,an-
ita, viii have :harse OF her She will be launched
In the mean time the Hendersons are pushing
been cast.
CROKER DWYER RACERS SAFELY LANDED.
London, Jan. 2S-The Croker-Dwyer racehorses.
which arrived at GraveScnd on the steamer MIssls-
sippi Yesterday were safely landed at Albert DOCK
London to-day The horses were put on board q
railway train this afternoon and started LOT New
market.
The Mississippi detained at Gravesend
Tightening a quantity of explosives. and ola not
arrive al her dock until 315 this afternoon. when
the unloading OF the horses began. a special train
was standing the dock. alongside the steamer
ready 10 take the racers on board ana convey 'he"
TO Newmarket Utica was the first OF the string
to be landed, and was followed down the Bahg"ay
by Harry Reed. Then came the hIles, ana th'h
Montauk who was extremely skittish In few
minutes Dobbins appeared, ana benihn MN VIZ
good shape and showed not the least sign OF sun
ness After they had been put on IN" doch ihey
frlsked about, dragging the boys Attending mem
all around the big platform; ,hn strng wera
quickly landed. and not "A hitch occurred III the
entire proceeding. . 4. ,,o,,
Mr. Crokcr's mares consigned said That the
horses were in the best condition upon landing or
any ne ever The Sweet Marie MY Is the
only that shows any Sign OF damage. anu n t
injury Is slight Hardy Campbell expressed me
opinion that she would soon be In good shape ne
is delighted with the condition OF the horses anu
horses after landing were almost Immediately pu!,
into the little oid-fashioned cars which awaited
them They were loaded three IN each car. placed
fore and aft. Each car had one SIDE open''s
downward. forming "A platform for the horses to
ascend to the deck of the vehicle. The American
horsemen were loud In their condemnation OF these
fore The authorities OF the steamship company
saw that they intend TO build stabling accommoda
lions for forty horses near the dock for the use
Mr. facy;s broodnares. which will be placed In
Aiicroft's Stable, were taken TO Newmarket on
the train with the Croker and Dryer string