New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-20
GOSSIP ABOUT THE TURF.
THE MEETING AT BRIGHTON bEACh'
BRIGHT OUTLOOK FOR THE RACEs-AN I'M
rsr1Nc LETTER FROM COLONEL ocHlLTREE
~>,n,,s., AVN AMERICAN HORSES

rsTINC LETTER FROM COLONEL o'hiHii'
-rNcr1sH AND AMERICAN HORSES
Aoueduct attracted the attention OF racesoers a''
over the country last week owing 10 ,he 49,.
taken by its officials In refusing the e""
WILLIAM C. Daily II is not at all hkey 'h"t SUI
action would have been taken unless 'he o"-
,,.re convinced that II was for the pest ih'e'e,'
-, IN. turf Aoueduct is a recent addit'on 10 '"o
rao.tracks IN this neighborhood. the men asso
ciated with the track are prac"cai 1890
man who are we'll aware that inc ia'e Va Wv -
demands upon pure and wholesome racing
-. - tho ne,ehborhood Of this city nave hau 90
''e" -. r,.rce IN racing as some Of the men VINO
-.tch over the destines Of Aqueduct' III any Pe'oo
h.ueves that Thomas Reilly VIII permit '
ovners to race their horses WITHOUT "''! -,
for the patrons Of the track the enerse'.
80 ,as, week 10 prevent possible crooKeunesS
..,,,d resssure him that Offenders WI" oe
., r.ouested TO race elsewhere Inc
brighton Beach meeting begins on Weohesoss
80, the most favorable and ausp'cious co""'
tions. .cocod IN the
.aL.s and the liberal purses are sure 10 a'.,"''
s'aneo 80 - h,sh.c,ass horses New buildings
-. heen erected and the Brighton track i no"
~. a, the best equipped In the country. "n''a''
r1or,an intends 10 make many aooi'io'"' "
movements in the future. IL Is se"e'
c.6ed that the high standard OF e~oe.e
,.a a, nv the Brighton association Is a'mos' GER
taf
-. ,,s,a. tho rates OF the Brighton raceUach'
Yrrd.r new auspices everything points 70 'ne SUI
cess OF the coming meeting at the 'rsoN ~ VIZ
AGA Now II the managers desne ~ 80,
tho success Of the coming meeuhs IL IL -
enc, q rigorous watch be kept upon many ~
n,c,ous persons who have escaped puh's'" w
skilfully covering up their tracks ""e"e '
have attempted fleece the pubic
A coon EXAMPLE TO FOLLOW
,-,-.. managers should follow in the
.hu,y ~ the Aoueduct managers ana reiuSe
the entries Of who own horses ln" &C.
notorious 'in-and- cutters III JOCKEYS W .,,
n,ciously or careessly. prompt measures , -.
no taken 10 prevent their plying the' 'o
Ir,sbton Then there are some trainers Va.
ia aosuv ba dspensed with TO the lasting oe"e'''
., tho turf The Brighton Beach Racing >''
zion Possesses a golden opportunity " ,a.io,s
nlace AT the head of American racing "' 49, - 49,,
There is no valid reason why there shou" St
hesitation In relieving the turf OF men VIZ - Tho
,n,d,,v have caused many wealthy ioNei' ~ va
- A.. o,,ra Rut the mscreants are Proii"e
y. .verv race meeting. vigorous cai"pae ~
brighton for pure and wholesome i ,oLe
nossihly arouse the Pharisees oi '"e oron
49,. ,nar una .countable changes OF lorni ',"p
out in high places on the 'uri' o ,,,h several
,ner who are suspected of comphcnv WIN s. raa,
trainers. jockeys anu soi
benefit TO the sport. - ,, no nrc.ent on
Not a single layer-of odds "ouiu o ,.d IN
49,. rocetrack If the opportunity presen
aocure money easily did not exist ~. h.,,a q
honest truly run races the ia! Con..ouentlv
,ost percentage in their FAVOR uaoers
,- - Odds who are associated win eNh"
49, tho turf should be cautioned anu III w, 1,
.,orces requested TO practise '"'' ~ "aood
Jhrodor Greenland Spitzbergeh' wiz ,o,o
ms. would be preserved indenhi'e'' a.. .,o,
,aver-of-odds would contribute one uo''a. .,octed
49, -, admission 20 a racetrack unless ne cow
e's vi " ,., NTH several others TO Keep IL coin-
TO get 1t bacK with ~
pany. -, ,oye heen causing the
x,-,.o,s moro or less trouble on accoui'' VI y, T.
,oncv If the victories of American No ~. ION
Generally conceded that 81. frusau E.,and
., ,,s list IN the three year-old d,Visio" III , 4,
% ~ -, 10 right with him, consequently 'n''' "
. interest manifested in the result vi ''
o. tho ST Leger Stakes. Requitai pio'eu no
,,.r,or,tv TO the three-year-olos III 'i' ~ :. 80
S,s EASY victory for the Realization II '',,aI
nossible an international race oe. .,,or whether
80 IN. winner of the St Leger' no "a'. .,,,r
az p.rs,mmon or ST. Frusquin, wouo &c. '"s
$50, about as much attention as a iaoe "
Americas Cup between the crack '"'" on
land and America. Such race "ou'u
enormous crowd Of spectators
AGREAT RACER.
,.,,,,ors victory In the Realization sho"eu oe
md a shadow Of doubt that he is a gree ,,,,,o
over sny distance. hence there "ouiu o' Wv . 10
,le,hood of any haggng about the u's'" -
r,,r Atany gate money racecourse ei'' ,ar
,ard or this country race between lhe 'n
,hree-vear-olds Of England and America o.on oo .,
-, ,,oyo 4, an object 10 add at least >o''V" ~
h roce The owners of the contestants oo
make the stakes as high as they plea'' nro
bodv certainly not the layers OF ooos' W."
vent them from going as far az '"e' INV"
betting-ring. ,.. ,or, Jondon
Colonel Thomas p. Ochiltree writes from ioi'uoN
.u.s. oI s,opped over here on my va! u
carlsbad I had glorious week at ->e""
where Wishard's American horses won ,' =. D,s,
victories and would have scored 'ne nun sad
had not mistaken the winning post. ! ~
-, o tor tho Princess OF Wales Stakes IN coni-
many with John Sanford, from the iho'o'
80. .,,arblv contested. and St Frusquln wo'i' az
,bouph I believe that Persimmon VIII oeiea' mn. "
the ST Ieger. owing 70 the distance oe'"e
Popret IS conceded by horsemen 10 De AT ieaS'
stone fourteen pounds) behind either 81 frusqu
or pers,mmon ] firmly believe that Domino couiu
defeat ST Frusquin any mile course IN Eng
,.nd and that Henry of Navarro could win the
Caesaroyitch and the Ascot Gold Cup. Inc reco'"
made by the Wshard horses convinces me .ha'
horses of the calibre of Domino or henry OF ->a
varre would compete successfully win the pes'
horses In England. w.,
.,1be breeders are prosperous in this country Eng-
,d The s, Simon Dart yearling colt sold for
scs 100 and the average high al all the sales
believe that American breeders could export year
lngs 10 England and realize higher prices thah 'hey
receive at home. ~
Colone. Ochi,ree visited Mrs. North at Avery hiii
IN Kent where he remained several days lie was
also the guest Of Herman Hodge, the chairman OF
American Tattersalls at his home. at Wyford
Court.
AMERICANS IN ENGLAND.
The Croker horses remain al Vantage. Americas
q talked about as having look-in for the Stewards
Cup at Goodwood. and Santa Anita is mentioned as
probability for the Liverpool Cup. Pierre Lorilard
is greatly admired and respected by the English
turfmen The Lorillard horses have been resting
but likely 10 win some more victories before the
racing season ends in England
John J. McCaferty visited Kentucky last week and
inspected the yearlings owned by Scoggan Brothers.
Mcl,aner,Y has dccided 10 mike English cam