New-York tribune., 1896-12-01
UOJNGS or THE HORSEHEN.
MANY OF THEM ARE PREPARING TO LEAVE
TIE CITY FOR WARMER CLIMES

iIorseinen are preparing 10 migrat" 10 war
climcs wher. the layers Of odds warDie 'H'"
CHEEKY notes and lay chary odds against th' III
vorites Unauthorized reports say ina, ""orse f.
Smith c'Pittsburg Phb intends 10 leave mere LOT
San Francisco next week with a half-dozen JOCK
o,s in his train The truth OF the matter is that
Mr. Smith intends to remain In this city tnui
February when he may pay Visit to the fac''ic
slope Sims will IN all probability soJou'n Il"
Georgia until milwlnter. as his health mas o''n
falling lin for several months. Frederick l'ra'
prefers TO play pool and To remain IN TINS CITY
until the opening OF the racing season OF ls'' III
this ncighborhood. Henry Griffin intends TO go 10
California: 80 does Samuel Doggett Joseph Ut
man will start for the Pacific slope as soon as ne
arrangcs several little affairs that occurred IN the
racing season that has just closed
David Gideon. happy In the thought thd' MS
yearlings are IA good as anybody ''s'' WIN ~
10 California lie will not stop over at New-Or-
lsons on the way Tod" Sloane. who Is a. large
as one OF the Barrsons. leaves the ciy for the
Hot Springs Of Arkansas on Wednesday, Inc
dminutivc Jockey t. abundanty supplied WIKI sor-
geous rairent and Intends to give the Beau
Ernmmes OF san Francisco an opportunity 10
feast their eyes upon a typical Broadway strolIcr
on or about January /.
Michael f. Dwycr won Handsomely AT the Bald
more and Washington meetings. lie will start
for Florida rcxt week where ne intends 10 re-,
main uutil March. when he viii enter IN" den or
wolves at New-Orcans and attempt 10 escape pe-
ing ,isvoured Mr.. Dwy~r proposes 10 be pres. nj
u th- Memphis (renn.D spring meeting. ana may
pick w few good ones 10 rae" IN this neiehpcr- :
hood later I'm the season. Philip j. Dwycr expects
to spend IN, winter I'm California.
John Kelly Ecsitates b,twrrn Europe ana Froad-
way winch VIII he dun and inSipid without his
pleasant smile that cheers and encourages the
unfortunatca that circumstances force 20 remain
TO fac. the chilly blasts OF Northern winter j.
D.. Mcdonald expects to have his affairs arranged
Ia time to witness the race for the l.inconshire
Handicap In England late In March. Richard
croker continues retire from politics and does
not advance IN racing. He Is likely 10 remain in
this country u"lii February.
In the nr.r.i no the stewards OF the Jockey tiub
m'ei th- wcel, and expected TO transact
important business and TO make some desirable
changes in the racing rules. The death OF Morello,
who OF The greatest racers ever ~addlpi in
this country. was not unexpected. Throughout HIS
racing career Morel.o who sired 10y EoIs ont Of
cerse. who was ny Moccasin. Was in the hands OF
men who gave him fair chance. but who
won the Fu,urity when he was i'll that any O.her
trainer than Van Ness would have kept him In the
stable lie shared with Salvador the racing record
miie and quarter both having covered ihe
distance in 2.n. When he retired from the turf
temporarily mated with forty matrons in
California when only four years Old Morelo died
from stroke OF paralysis. Tod Sloane bet that
MOre.lo died from pdrosls. The bet was declared a
draw by an expert turfman. Morco's get will race
az twoyclr-olds next year
The saie OF the Chcsterbrook and Fox i'm year
lings ut Dicicrs Riding Academy yesterday was
did range at high hgires Many horsemen in
tend to be present AZ the great sale of thorough
breds that IL to he held In Lexington. Ky. on
Thursday. when the Beaumont and Elmendorf
studs and consignments from many wcknown
breeders will be sold at auction By William Easton