New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-27
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AMERICAN IXvA3EES
49,, r,,,.,.or-crc,:cr horses arc IN I'm.
Nov una. wy ...,..,;,., :, American ;':T'nirn to
IahG VIZ -, u.s. ANIMALS IN iAc!r pIc?Ira-
ho'e N 80 o,c.ce,,crts Many r"'HPIS IN re-
.'o , -, ~. osons ;or Michael J. '."!V, '"e"
denomination 20 race abrca" -. >, q, 80, rho,y
- ,ba untow;: hotcls ana CO... 49,, ..,, a.. =,
that Mr. pwycr will SAIL i'' ~
March. -. horses scnt abroad class
English corHne,' as "tr-to?pers." although ne
some Oh ''e 49, ,-entee :hczl cn'cn;iy II IS n''
49,. ~, tho number OF 'An'e.''"'' ~,
M S''' IN be Increased untii ia'c ID 'hc IAN
-, largo number OF E''' ms va '.
"hen Ger should The Dw!cr-CToHcr t"o-yea'-
be snippeo o' "The London Srortsmn:" Gevo;es
olds WI" ~ ,so American Invaders anu printed
columns - podirress o. Sir Modrcd and Mon
the ''p De-, SIR Mcarcds pedigree should be dis
'aoH. -, the present time in relation TO the pres
cusse. zion 10 no, plainly apparent TO Americans
There arc lot Come o: Sir Modred's get hare
the C !ISIrped to England but were never heard
ben ecm aNrr their arrival there. Hero Is what IS
from s bout Mcntauk and his breeding:
Mon.auk Is a!roa: very heavily engaged e in SrS
ss ns smass ss G5nsssaa sa
sTinaway, wss erea; race mare ana IN n, ne
slias1 .F'Hs s l TO and bottom he
Seaisree iose:her. Thus We see that Mon,aak mas
sn:psa at vGn'n snrn Thty !{ and
\, may he tskon for granted that each one OF the
ss ssw Sn s tn% %ak has
casual ope !, is likely enough that the Ainerican
proscS of TIE ana
ths, This early work 70: ycsrlns. docs not prodnSe
an nP iRr csv"rea division in America
ing x"Gin u.s. ana that ihcir old horses. stonenell
.slf i. -
and pSoos Il hciievc( to be We must look
and he 1's bs @ Nm NJ s.bS s s Ga S'n The
SSS bSv. be 6fo Snar the big t nsnG
* il il. tNoy cannot possibly be iii TO
hov n: the. bos, before autumn. though the ma
tnred horses VIII soon De al right Il they have
dcceI; passage.
.crhe Sportsman" ~ enthusiastic over The return
a, Chcl OF the Mist t. tle Duke OF Portland's
stud Child Of the Mis-; made three seasons \;
Marcus Days Bitter Root Stud, in Montana. "Thc
Sportsman says:
On looking ut the pedigree Of Sir Modred one Is
simply forced to think what q lucky man The Duke
of Portland was secure Child OF the Mist the
E, v \, Sir Modred is Infinitely better bred Both
to Duclbela and Their 6 dams are d Iy NeM
BeIe. is by Lord Clifdsn. who was certainly su,
perior to Cambuscan. me maternal srand s, OF
Sr Modred Then. as to the sres. there Is only one
=, ~. Rair Atho frs, and 1raducer nowhere. apart
from the fact that Blair Athol blood formed by far
mon believe Child Of the MET wopd prove to
be the Duke OF Poriland's best stnd horse II a, a
ind him TO be failure for casual. commonplace
work with tenants mares II tina: was the object OF
his purchase. for the horse needs lot or pasence
on The part Of whoever IS in charge Of him. though
he is quite sure With his mares wnen ven iooKeo
after do not say anythne asa,nst haeou VIZ , nr
as Child Of the Hist. whose stock can 60 fast
c ssy AND Jump anl WIFI IF ef ss &isp A"'
There is no change in the racing situation. Quiet
prevars although every possible theory is adj
vanced to show that the season OF 1895 IS sure to
be prosperous. -, -
ports that Eatontown might we'll be named Lonely
town. .,,o
TO the bottom Of the list of winners last year.
Isaac Thompson. the bookmaker; VIII start t Tor
s9.ny S sR Of
last Year, and managed to retain something over
PR Powe. who is we'll and favorably known
to ttrfmen ali the country has been danger,
peioice to learn that his illness has taken favor
able turn. and that he is on the road TO recovery
YALE TO PLAY WITH NETWORK AND Bos-
TON.
Nsw-Haven Jan. 26-Manager Mckee. OF the
Vale nine is making fine progress in filing out the
yale baseball schedule for the coming year. He has
hooked games with the Boston and New-York
league mines, and has about completed arrange,
meTts for the annual Easter trip South. which VIII
.;ar. until April 10 however fortnight later than
psl,a. II was stated to-day by a member OF the
nine that Yale had declined to pisy the onxers NY
Kee said: Whether we shall play Pennsylvania or
not Will not be known tn the scheau,e Is ,I an
va I'd games as announced last week was condition
ally. no: definitely. arranged
Gorsrs and Carriages.