New-York tribune., 1895-06-26
mA1.K ABOUT TURF AFFAIRS
rur BREAKUP OF GIDEON DALY's
STABLE.
-.r SURPRISE CAUSED By THE TRIBcNEs
ANNoUNcEMENT-HENRY MCALMoNr ~
nrEEp THoRoUGHBREps EXTEN-
c1vELY IN THIS COUNTRY.


s,vE1Y IN THIS COUNTRY.
v.v.rvbody In any way associated with racing IN
n.,ghborhood was greatly surprised at the
"e , ro,ncement by The Tribune that the
80 .,sble owned by Gideon & DAILY is TO be sold
:. .uc,,on early in July. There were man! eo"Jeo-
A.. az 10 the reason Of the unooKeo-ior o'eaNup
=. .uch a successful siao.e Messrs. "'oeo" anu
s,v are on the best OF terms ana Do'h 'ne"oe's VI
- Arm are well pleased at the success OF 'ne
Oe ~ . t,r and its future prospects. Racing as
-.u,rg reouires ae much attention as banking or
o,her husiness but Mr. Daily has not the time
=. devote TO racing hat is essential to success
,sorsover the professional Ia, ers Of odds are ex-
.remely chary in laying odds against 'he "ueo"
nv bor.ee as they invariably sent 70 the post
p"'' ~ % race with the best Jockeys OBJ
,.na "a ride them Even money is looked upon
~ a long price against a Gideon q Day canu'ua'e'
- tba, II Is not altogether cheerful occupauo"' VI
.,ort for that matter. to be compehed 10 accept
extremely short odds in the oe''lhe'
rho trainers at Sheepshead Ray were started
- .,.v rad The Tribune yesterday morning. and
oi n consult John J. lIyland aoout the mat
w Mr. uvland was as surprised as his question:
~. ss I, was the first time he had heard that 'he
,.h,e WAS TO be dispersed by a pubic SAFE
when John Day arrived at the track AT noon tne
-, .as confirmed in every particular. and the
..,r.rs began to make estimates as 10 the prices
.,, - no realized for such gems az Ramapo'
rh. butterflies, keenan, and the two-yeaf-o'us ~
90. generally conceded that the gideon 4" D"''
~,oh,e is the strongest in America
Arrangements have not been competed io' Inv
- h,, the date will be announced this week.
Dav,d Gideon is likely TO purchase s'aoie VI nc
- "a IN continue as an important factor on the
i.r, The imitation caused by the action OF the
ehominable betting-ring and gainohne acoe'So
~ former times has made 1t necessary lot o""e's
"a nav exorbitant salaries TO trainers jockeys anu
.,ah,. hands this year Everything else apperta'h-
irfa o enormous
~. raden wrench caused by the revised Consul
.,on has obliterated the bettng-ring and the rev.
.nues derived from that source by the racing cupS
"a. the clubs reduced the earning capaciues Vi '"o
horses nearly II not quite one-half the result Is
n,a,nIy evident in the prices realized for yearinss
and by the anxiety OF owners 10 make new arrange
rents 10 correspond with the conditions uhue'
which racing is conducted now
II is not generally known that henry McOai"o"''
the owner OF lsnglass and other prominent racers
in England. an extensive ranch IN Cah'or"'a
and intends 10 breed thoroughbreds on an exten-
to-. .ca,e in this country Thirty mares OF gilt
adSed breeding in foal the best sires In England
are 10 be shipped from England in few days
lIsinston a full brother to the famous lsinsiass
is already the ranch and o other n sasas ss Wake we
Mr.. McCalrnont is one OF the wealthiesi young
rmen in ENGLAND aSeI and is Susaor @ IS
one Of the leaders of the English yachtsmen ana h
%smSsT s ne M S Visit
This country this summer to witness tne yachs .h
races for the Americas Cup and Will also Visit me
racecourses in this neighborhood Many otner
leading turfmen OF England VINO comoIne .aei,s n
with Yachting are making ARRANGEMENTS TO see
the yacht and to see racing on me hme hen
said that royalty in the person OF the Prince OF
Wales will visit this country 70 see 'ne e,yShor
races as we'll as turf contests In this ne'gh0or'
hood ,,.x .,l,,u 40 th.
xords .'tWo-year-ods' for racehorses OF Two years
of age are not Incorrect Possibly the expression s
may not be above criticism but usage on oenient ,x
has made IL so common that II Is more conVenien. @
10 use "two-year-oids" than TO write Two Sears years
oId In turf matters the most rigorous atten,loh
10 the most delicate and minute rules OF Engnsh ~ ~
not habtuay practised. All racing men USE ,os. os.
.Srase ~ vo-year- -olds" and II might seem aimVst
an affectation to any other words to denote the