New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-11
GOSSIP OF THE TROTTERS.
GALEsBrRG STAKES DEcLARED OFF HORSES AND
HoEsEMEN on HAND FOR THE FAsIG SALE.

c,1rspf.pc STAKES DECLARED OFF HORSES AND
HoEsEMEN Oh HAND FOR THE FAsiG SALE.
All of the stakes recently opened by {. W. VIII
Jams for the Galesburg trottIng meeting OF $50
have been declared off, owing TO the sinaH mum
her Of entries received There were fourteen stakes
worth s2co) each. The governing conditions were
perhaps the most liberal ever offered 10 morse
ouners and the fact tina; they failed TO al makes
the outlook for harness racing IN the West any
thing but encouraging. On the oiher manu- me
prospects for eastern meetings are decidedly prom
isng Secretary Hedges. OF the DRIVING IIuo OF
New-York thinks the list of nominations 10 'he
fleetwood stakes. which close next saturday VIII
be larger than last year when some,h hing Ike iory
entries in a class were secured.
Tho BROOKLYN horseman. s \. Paddock, who IS
u.lntering at Los Angeles. cal. has purchaser rom
w Durf.e the gray gelding Dandy by 4. W.
Richmond dam by Del sur The horse Is green
nacer Of promise Durfee having driven him nan
IN ,.Oa last fall with only months Work. MI
paddock also owns a full brother OF the FAST PAGER
Coastman. 2:Os1, that is said - be- soon '"''
vear-old and he is one Of the part owners u
Rrooks 2l5i.. POW in Fred Nob.es st'Die d. r''''-
wood. - ,, ~
- -olasni,h family in the su Ky. Alden NJ Ooid-
Itch tho son Of the late James II. Go'ismi'h'
bought a milling property in NashnstOhNiiie id9.
week and VIII give up the business % 'a''''"7 ~
Arriving rioters All Of the horses belonging 10 'o
l..a nm A Goldsmith nave Dt'H SH'fP'N ~ -'
~, ,or the Fasig sale. The collection lhciuues
yonit, wilkes 2I3: II. G. /. 2l''.' Roo'h' ~
mr. 9.22 Thema. pa. and twenty others
T.Ao ,ro,ting stock belonging to Henry G. Je"et'
,h millionaire horse breeder. OF Buffalo, VINO =
- ~ close out his two big breeding iarhl" III
ar.,s.s and New-York at the Fasig sale III MAUI
- couare Garden this week arrived on Suhiay
sE th, AZ the American Horse itNcnaIlse, wIein
MS, ore viewed by large gathering OF hyI
M s;;.rIav There are !l3 animals III uhf - ~
ytstei, ,ie,n the noted stallion Paichen NAke.. t"e
ere Of Joe Patchen. 2G The con Oh Sro ~ rho
s.le ~ centre of attraction among horseineii ~,
"an 90 tho Exchange YESTERDAY ne i d Ia -.
EiSniSo iooking animal black as crow anu ~ 80
hoDl,s-rnos number Of European buyers ar s Shr
Manu-, him Favora. 2l2i2. ana hchilco, - 20
70 n,s ~ Patchen Wilkes IN the JeWett cyi -.
!"o aieo came in for critical admiration anu ~ i
iitsIe horse, Bonnie Boy. a perez peri, ""e""''
"nnformaton, captlNateH ever arrived
com con - McIienry and Frank HairmglEn Xvilles
M,arjav from Freeport, H. with fn hoe Wiines
yer.eiI , a IN, OF Young things by Baron WIh'r
2Vo17 ,tisnrv saws there Is no truth IN the Ie
2:ls a., ,ning TO train In Russia me chainp i
thai nc ,sllion John r. Gentry, ZVSr' .ne t,oancs
pacIhs Raronet 2:lliz and Others OF 'ne IN las
staIllol,,. hi eetIon from Graham y. -. Cd''0 " ~
larth nd viii be on exhibition TO-DAY .~,a, uer.
mig an, The horsemen in the croWu E dobn r
Among ,ns rest who would IKE to have John 10 ~
~ "a. or an exhibition horse Harny 80" naxf ga
Gentry ~. nublic stable at fleet"oou NJ, - "a
may tram txTa,ton who thinks that Oenls an ~
son. j. peuiid make a capital pole team, '1N re-
MasSor Inc starting judge; SaIi S,an and John
M Mae, Riding Academy " II. " n Craw-
PenmaIn,,a oswearineen. the old-time western ''''