New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-17
TURFHEN AND TURF A FIAIRS
Is coRBETr TO co INTO RACING?
REPORTS ABOUT THIS MAN OF wiND-ERookLfN
HANDICAP ENTRIES.

REPORTS ABOUT THIS MAN OF WIND h''''N''i"
HANDICAP ENTRIES.
Jibber.ng iabb.rlns Corbcti. the long ana snort
distance conversa;ionast. actor ana e'S'"'''e
priZe-0chter Is reported TO have four h"IS'S III
training al Morris Park. 1t was rumored thAt the
horses were purchased at the Holmdel framing
stables and breeding establishment Of Gideon d
DAILY A. neither Mir. Gideon nor Mr.. Daly khe"
anything about the alleged puTcha5r' the 'o"'
horses secured by the loosc-jawed Das-puh'"'r
were evidently obtained from some OF the opuieh'
turfmen in Texas where lighting is at discount
,,.ee +, is done with pistols bowics. axes or other
bloo1-,ctiiug implements The report that 'oEpett
was going in for racing caused much comment
uptown Thu calamity predictor remarked: Inc
Jockey Club should send all prlze-ishters 10 ba'r'n
Island and keep them there one OF the VETERANS
Of the turf. who is widely known. said: the IVY
ere induced COrbctt 10 80 on thr 'H'' - a. ~
land of Peter De Lacy"
choud c,rboit become a turfman and have the
good fortune TO horses that can run as last
a. he can ak. and possess the same staying pow
ers H. j. a. likely t. break up racing as he an"
F.tzs,mmcns broke up prze-hshing.
James f. Kelly thoroughly enjoys lie IN thiS
CIV lie has luxurious rooms IN the I'l ana
U,u.e "a as a drive in tie Park every pleasant
dav. attends pink teas and Guil5crt receptions. IS
a nrst-n!ghter at the leading theatres ana nous
his own with some Of the other fellows Wh'h ne
nloy- poker Consequently his life is one continual
f Il.
with III. MIX Of human kinlncss. and loves To
mako r.o,s,nt remarks. u cheer and encourag" The
moor ana unfortunate $50 rtsm"n who dine west OF
S!yth-ave.
John Daly ana James OConnor are prominent
stro,ler. in Fifth-ave. every sunny afternoon.
Henry Stelekcr threatens 20 visit san Francisco
ard =, s,ioirn six weeks on the Pacific Slope.
charles Reed philosophers At tn Hoffman House
and homes for the best. Mr.. Reed firmly believes
that the turf Is on the hishroad to prosperity lie
reports that there are a half hundred earrings at
the Fairview Farm which are likely 10 be sent 10
the market next year
England IS 10 have more Muakct blood Trenton,
the Australian sire. j., on hs way TO England ana
will arrive in company with Carnage. about the end
of this month. The subscription - Carnage ioT
1896 is fun. Trenton was a hne raceho'Se nav
ING won al all distances from SIX fUrioncs - three
mics Is a sire b" has a reputation. Aurard, ths
winner OF the Melbourne cup TINS year Was sirl
nv him I'pon h.s arrival there VIII Doc three sons
~ ..',, ~ ,,.tsous stud IN Ems
land|Trenton Carbinc ard i~tronel. carnage. son
Of a Gan ard Rasimundc Pciion'1 hhi iuii "St
OF good mares last season.
TTc1ton was purchased in Australia for 81 on In
1874 twenty-five ycarl.ngs were sold IN England at
prices ranging from 900 TO- S'/ 'I pS,hr',nc
Mimic ana brentwood were the Winners ana the'r
combined winnings were not quite N-,,p -,
makers Two mon u that stamp have ben SET
fenced 20 SIS months ~ hard hoCr iof occurring ~
from a b,ttOr and 1hs'onf.rr WIN the money
Rcporie from the tracks show remarkably
healthful condition ~ TN" laisr number o. horses
ma are quart,re.l la this ucghADrhood
The entries FOR inr Brooklyn key 'lHp stakes
are erpiu, nfv satisfactory. ana are fully mp q TIE
authorizations 81 Philip j. Dwycr Entries for ih"
yrsfrriav IL is no, at ali likely that Dr. Rice and
Eloroy viii he permitted 10 start. o@,hS no FI',,
other alleged on,lawed venture in the ne.ghhoi-
hood OF 81. Louis The entries are.