New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-09
HORSES TO BE SOLD.

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Hoi'oEo ~ DE- 'N"
o,.,,,, % tho Iopp-con,inued business depression
on, ,,o low rrcas Of vearIines n large number Of
ana the 10" irlces VI ''''''"''' " " -
mares are to be- sold at auction during the De-
cemlcr sales at Lexington. ny. In addition to the
,., $50 -, ,,div,dual owners entire stables OF
piooh Hhr'S vi "''''" ~ - 49,. :, .o,,oroi
horses in training AS well as the STOCKS , III sale
breeding farms, VIII De uispoSu vi ~, - 20 sa
Report says that James IL, N.' ~ nnrescryed
nv either horses mares or geldlngs. Although Mr.:
k'ene Is devoted adin,r.r oi a., xriance an
49,, ,,,rr dnrnr The Insi Two years have been any
thing but satisfactory to him Inc enPense' ~, ~
K..nc Furnishes oats to feed upward OF $50 head
of horses. hence he feels that to be successful on
the tuff. ana as hre,n't, '.iu ~, l '
thah ne - "hnp'" W r., ou,nd,rv in regard to
IN. season OF 1891 Taral is the only jockey OF any
prominence That has definite ensagement. Not
one OF the leading stap''s II, ' It, +, - cy
.ns ,,t" 4, ,rv Jockey receives & 900 as a
,"i,'Sr for his services next year
a., -. ~ iv,"Jh,,n Walden for zoo, Many persons
h ,,o,. formcs the opinion that A. H. Morris does
not poss.h, ~ X,nn bbna been Dubbed the for-
iii -, cnr,iard,st nv his friends owing to the
49,. v,c,orirs won by his fleet Ally Louise y.
r,c'tt ,i,t,morc has been marred by slsp
c"us riding on livingstone and by other suspicious
nSn and his On 90 referred % the Jockey Club.
tn, meeting at Washington Is almost certain to
Sv.raI horses are being prepared to take part
in the meeting that viii not race Mt Baltimore.
Many of the hOrss-oWncrS ana "-gOers from t1iS
ny " nN,,ry Edward Somborn who has an ex-
,onsivc acnua,ntance among turfmcn, Is managing
a.. bo,c 80 that many Of the old-time race goers
,yho remember the great race between Longfeow
and Harry Iossett nj Monmouth Park In 1872. may
-" ,a,rd a, the hotel founded by John Chamber
~, I'm ,h ,omrdrr Of Mon nou,h Park who did so
winch 10 attract the public to running races. Turf
n va no, IikaIy TO forget tho widow of the man
,,bm oxpcJ True Blue
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REHEARSAL AT THE GARDEN
IT,. ,rorso Chou, v..,.raav or,er
The rehearsal at 'De ,'o n,,,ar -, horss-
,nan and admirers OF the horse The exhibit was
men anu """'''S ..,,a,,ar .,mort rho ve,sran
fgh-ciass III every p'' "o"' a,
trot;ing sire. attracted the most attention. Al
,houph Twenty-Five years old. he lively
, ,r ola and IL n true specimen OF the
'""' ' -, -, .o.o,oo,,ons oo,s,
American tro'"r Ic'"'P' "" '' ~
ntion OF Almont TO DC maue' pu' 'nen Oh" ''eh"s
hre "m"'' r,',s classes Indicate that II will be
from the .u ,,,,u -, 10 win the blue ribbons and
cftrcIn'y nm IL ~, Going IN have a sinec,,re i'm
mat thc Ju"ses ".I ~ corns,ius FeIIowes Colonel
making the award .or tIacLshnr ,,adc evrrv
Lawrence NIP anu y"'' ,n n NJ The association
thing pleasant lp W. 1870, 4, cv.rv detail and
The arranscmeh's ar, "a dav y,s,,ors viii he we'll
when ine sa,ss ILL., re,n"nt
pcaseu WIN w h us,aI decorat ions NJ Horse
AZ the Mauo,i az, hundreds OF visitors
Eio" ~ co,rors arc on every hand and a floral
Banks OF howsrs aLe on dogcar' ' in which beau
high-stcpper. nitc"cu 80 IL H. cns,nos ~ sat
ana beiie III VIZ ,,s;,ors from philadelnha chi,
are seated chuss o,hop n,accs 70 utter exciama-
wealthy representatives from inland cities is