New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-20
WINTER TURF GOoolr'
co,n GOOD FOR THoRoUGHBRED''

.,,,r,ox Of SOME OF THE fo"'
,po,.rs-porNGs OF HoRsEMEN'
=, ,.ber IS beneficial to rac7"o 80
~ ,d Kills the germs OF disea' IT., ond
,ueptlv infect racing stables ~ ,.,ed appear to
torces that are well housed an" 49, ether hand
,hrfv, and to enjoy the coIu' va >, 10 not have
w ,,o. are poorly cared for anu " .ore mr.
horses 'ha' arc u,,ortabe stables suffer NOR -
wal III .,o cold continues but are a'so ,h.r
30 49,, cbed work is the RUE III wv d,a IN
~ Wv, 80 ,,a danger arising from acc''e s..sad in
,,,a ,'lo,,fulness of thoroughbreds WIG"
zero temperature 800, horse Should
Handspring IS a highly imp, oce I'D to his
10 continue to improve and Tram w ,rssmen are
"' .r,pco many intelligent ho' I.rd
none nth philip ]. Dwyer tha' r
"N0'S ~ oh the fame OF MS d" ,ooa
racehorse Handspring ha 8, every
owl, and is typical thoroughoi'u ahout
line The pedigree experts WIZ W ,,oroughbred
,ha r-clinse and Herod branchc' Va .ho,rials of the
luz ,onrenare their briefs for the -, tho
o,,o,ivcs of each branch IN ,ne r,inently
nio,, season of 1896 Handspr"is J" ~ -, % nerhaps
' motive Of the Herod type anu n,
" , higbIv bred member OF inc ,',c,o IN
pom Rrush Is likely to prove " va -, ,oLes nv any
, croan sweep OF the three-yea' W. 10 IL winter
no ~ the so-called champion 'i' ,os rounded
mo snelv and has grown In hes"' an 80 a racer
~ ''s s,,ruetrcal wear-and-tear SORT VI I, Is
INTO - e,,ous material in his makeup, ~.
M cd
WI" Nv :, .oh.hle that he Will be rae" -
49,, nm, he may. perhaps. meet SOM ,ha rich
oro,ts from the East to test MS q''". .oo tracks
,os offered at the Latona ana oaAi'' oognia-
pooultal and one | Love are Ce' Ia. lanes
hea'',' o. ,,roo.vear-olds. and they cause jan
Rowe's eyes to gsten every .,,,on two-year-
,, Reoutal retired az the cha''P ouar-
nm" ,co- one I Love went mo ""''' 49,
'', ,,, the crown as the queen OF '"e Nv"
- -, auis of 1896 Reduital has an amy
,,irors who believe that he WIZ eo''.' re-
nad ., bis class in his three-year-olu '0'"'' ,,a,a
,~a many turfmen. however VINO w y" 49,. co,s
- cav that one Love Is iKeis '" .o,.
=, ~ s,ruycle for the three-year-o'd h''
a. ~ g. chartered at Babylon. under the ""e'"
t,roes Hy.and. Hastings was the III
,., - tho tvo-year-olds In the famous ~
n,i, stable He IL really an uhHno"' f our
va vas unfortunate In training alte' "e 81,
,,,sed bv August Belmont. II was 'hroue ~ 49,,
n Mr. Joyner who trained the be''o", ,t, Tho
,, ,id not acaut himself creni'ap'S' %
hiS',''e 49,, s,.v,n and Mr.. Joyner was unao'e
t rares with him. Hastings waS hieu a"I
80 W." ar1 - now In superb condition 70 oes"
actual training. ,.,.,d ronder-
u,z.et is at Holmde and has inptoV'I 49, no.
,,ll,, That he will be in II wheh '"e T,s
my ,.D,er,uv believed by the followers OF DdV'a
-l"S - M, To-. that Hazlet has been under 'he
-.. hammer twice and still remains t"e
-. -, Mr. Gideon IL looked upon a. s's''"
-, ,ho believers in Mr.. Ciideons acnmeh an. 80
,,oss os a horseman. There are ~, h,ya
- ,lds in the ne!ghborhood OF TINS 0''s - 49,
- ,.,uraeed their owners by s'eau"9 III
. ,. sirce tho close OF the RACING Se"''0" W
year. Ia. ,,s "a extremely
r,,,,s, notwithstanding the reports '"'' -
lid Mr. Thompson Intends 10 RESUME ,
80. aver OF extra-long odds on the races s'''s 49,
-. n,.s. 81 intend to employ a man Win d 'a'.
nh
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IT, be,1 IN the 1prlng. but there Is 10 p,,,,'
s,.b a vacuum can be photographers e -.
w. Thoupson can safely dispense WIZ" m "
vi. 1870 and the cathode In the ia'" vi
.hp'oS, t,, start FOR Florida on sunday ana III
turn in time to make a voyage 10 ''"e-
, - az - attend the Lincoln meeting.
,,.oiio IL IN California. where he IL he'u
stem ~ the claims Of Frank Nah '>eH' - -"
courts Of Fnr Is in the city Mr. Fa,r E Fsr VIII NH
r'.nr 70 III Rey. 1t IL nKe,y .na' as soon as his
affairs are uei' r or less conservation among we
There ~ ,"rfmen owing to the onslaught MAJ sS
inlpurisrs on the leading pie shop rsssn, time
price OF PIE ',s ,urfmens fears were Gained .! 81
me I,,npp,tvr who assured them Una. p kanf in
from NOES hrrnry in park Row was DISCUSSED py
seyea, joined the turmen ana
lnels who evidently believed 'naS Ss on saturday
OK money was pa'r To- detect that class OF burglars
who are experts in tnelr he Ones Who pick
men OF me eNp Ps 70 be robbed They are Known as
ssou and they rs. Of n S place where there
ey , iTr Of loo, and good chan'f 10 msie II is
without ds,ec"1 Io be followed by others no ord.
arv safe il proof against ,he "Nv,nce1 I'm their
Of eNps't and Who are thoroughly acluT, rr I,
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is essential 10 e Slfferent tools. and 1t ~ poss pc
TO place burglary o' ''e
safes are many admirers OF the trotter VINO are
expert timers ana wholly ne hnrsemen are as vain
a uiins ,r catches women are ABOUT me, ,,,,n
Moreover the p osGss,o Of majority OF the men
watcm - the troters at their WORK OF ~ q ~
dozen troins hcrsSm and an @ni1cky thirteenth
,nSs over the loss OF large Sao o,niing the
horsemen los los AZ the Madison Square Garden iasi
totths "a me diamond was taken at the same
p.ase rvrnes and Richard o'Conner lef1 NeM-
york for Hot sprngi IN N far 1se same place
DAY Edward i<earney WI ns s. intends to 20 TO
A1kans sssrds Of the Jockey club VIII meet s9-day
I"t rmrpose of appointing the racing oni,ia,s s
80 ,s6 IL is generally expected py ,uri e s"
iH9ias : ,Srssldng Judge and John IIoey associate
HdV 49,, ~ Is thought possible that X A. SWEET
Ju,5 In annoiuted at some time to some oincla Po-
may VI ~, choice OF Thonas Flynn and John Hoey
o. ,nn.raiy commented by all classes OF turimei
" C9lnneI Lewis NJ Clark. OF Louisville Ky is on
his way home with the body OF ms DroLrr tng-
son Clark. who recently died at brishtoh. Eng, Eng
iml Jefferson Clark an associate OF JACK
M"n,mond and succeeded in making fortune III
mining ventures in the Transvaai. mr. tiark con,
,r"mtn1 fever in Africa which terminated fatally
Ian after his arrival in England ..,
Cnlonel clark was being talked OF by influential
h.,re~.nwners as a man who would be an eNcellent
,frcial steward OF the Jockey CLUB. II ne should
be appointed No matter how turimen may rs Srd
1olone clark personally. the writer mas never heatd
opr word against his integrity. lie Is considered
, nV yorthv fearless and upright in his dealings
with racing affairs. It, IT,, T., n,,.,, >,
californla lie purchased tickets for san Francisco.
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