New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-20
JOCKEYS FOR THE FUTURITY.
PROBABLE TROUBLE ABOUT ENGAGEMENT
HARRY REED ARRIVES ON THE NoMADIC--
THE LONDON PRESS TALKS ABOUT

| PROBABLE TROUBLE ABOUT ENGAGEMENTS
| HARRY REED ARRIVES ON THE NoMADIc--
THE LONDON PRESS TALKS ABOUT
MICHAEL F. DwYER.
II Is extremely probable that disputes Will arise
or Futurity day between owners and Jockeys in
regard 10 their engagements TO ride. Some jockeys
are booked to ride severa. different horses in the
great two-year-old race. John J. McCaNerty. who
will ride Appegate. is likely to start three colts
for the race. Overton is engaged to ride one Of
them, although men associated with A. f. Walcott
assert that he is engaged to ride Palmerston. The
McCaferty trio likely 10 consist OF Applegate
Jefferson and Scoggan. 'Tene' Williams who has
been riding for Edward Brown. may ride for some
other owner as PERJURY Is looked upon doubt
fu starter.
Ben Brush was given his head at the Gravesend
track yesterday morning and fulfilled all that was
said about him by the Western horsemen. Re-
qutals chances for the great race on Saturday
have greatly increased since the arrival of Riley
Grammar from Saratoga. The Kentucky plunger
lauds Requital TO the skies. although ne may pe'
some other colt Saturday.
CALIFORNIA HORsEMEN START FOR HOME
Colonel Daniel Burns and J. H. Waterhouse left
for San Francisco Yesterday afternoon. Inc racing
firm OF Burns & Waterhouse gained many rriends
during their stay in East. Colonel Burns re-
GREETED TO leave he desired 10 witness the fu-
turity on Saturday. Pressing business In relation
to racing in California caused him TO make hur-
red departure.
1t is all likely that new streets VIII be cut
through the grounds of the California Jockey Cluo
The report denied emphatically The Caiiiornia
Jockey Club will give several meetings during the
coming winter. which will be patronized by some
OF the leading stables In the East.
There is a constant demand for horses capable
Of winning races. Breeders should have no rear OF
the future. ever II of them are compelled TO
train the produce OF their mares ana sell them
after they developed.
CAMPBELL TOO MODEST TO TALK.
Hardy Campbell arrived from England the
White Star steamer Nomadc yesterday Harry
Reed the only survivor OF Michael +. Dwyers
English campaign. also on the ship camp
bell who is evidently too modest TO tell ABOUT MS
experiences in England. declined TO be interviewed
by the reporters who waiting for him. ana
aped TO Gravesend unscathed.
Harry Reed looked splendidly. The stable LAOS
who came over with him, said he did not miss
feed during the entire journey. Harry keeu was
one OF the best two-year-olds in training last sea
and promised win many races this year II
he had raced in this country. He was shipped to
England months ago. together with stone
nell Don Aonzo. Banquet. Eau Gallie Doboins
and number OF two-year-olds. Harry Reed won
q selling at Newmarket and was left at the
post in the only handicap in which the weights
gave him chance TO win. 1t is likely that Harry
Reed will start at the Sheepshead Bay meeting
The London papers continue to howl about state
said to have been made by Michaei r.
Dwyer. Nobody could have spoken more faVoraDiy
about English racing and racing men than Michael
F. Dwyer in interview with Tribune reporter
The who signed "Englishman" TO a commu-
nicaton which stated that the tugboat captains
as we'll as the captains OF excursion steamers were
Boosting about what they would do TO VAL
kyrie III should have signed his missve Anan-
las. There is not single instance in the history
Of sports in America. from the footrace from Con-
cord and Lexington to Boston. the mxup at BUN
ker Hill. the round ups at Bennington and sara
toga and the knockout at Yorktown, down TO the
presen; time that the English visitors did not re-
ceive fair play and all that was due them II the
London press continues TO snarl about few sell
ing platers thinking persons are likely to believe
that Michael r. Dwyer was unfairly treated. not
withstanding Mr.. Dryers assertions TO the con-