New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-28
GOSSIP OF THE TURF.
A NUMBER OF PROMINENT RACING MEN
IN THE CITY.
DAVID GIDEON EXPECTED TO ARRIVE FROM NEW
ORLEANS on MoNDAY-FoXHALL

DAVID GIDEON EXPECTED TO ARRIVE FROM NEW
ORLEANS on MoNDAY-FoXHALL
KEENE's FINE STABLE
David Gideon is expected arrive in this city on
Monday night. Mr. Gideon Is fairly loaoeu uo"'i
with interesting experiences that ne picKeu up a.
New-Orleans during the winter racing meeting 'ha'
has caused much comment. Michael f. Dryer was
q. DeImonico's Thursday night. Mr. Dwyer arrived
in tbs city from Florida on Monday. In REGARD u
the movements of his stable the great piu"sei nav
little to say as he has not fully decided upo, NE
plan of campaign Owing TO the inclemehc! u '"'
weather during the present month. MI D"!e
horses are backward in their preparation. IL y
almost certain that his horses will rot participate
in the Louisville meeting. but they are extremely
likely TO face the starter at Latonia.
Philip j. Dwyer intends 10 remain IN the Fast
and appears to be we'll pleased with the horses "
his stable In talking about Clorane the winner
" Of tie Lincolnshire Handicap. Mchaei r. D"!e,
said that he was one OF the best horses he hau
seen In England last year. John Daily is PROUD VI
Holmdel and rejoices in the possession OF sias"-
ing FLY recently foaled by Ferida l.. o. AppieDy
was IN the city recently. He firmly believes that
NewJersey ranks with any state in the nao" III
Catesby Woodford. from the Raceland Farm
Paris KY. is stopping at the Norman H ,, Mn
Woodford reports that the yearngs by Hlndoo anu
Sir Dixon are a superiative lot. There are many
turfmen who regret that such highly bred t., va ,be
Wiids Of the blue hills Of Massa chusetts; -.
Foxhal Keene has been greatly benented oS ms III,
trip TO the Colorado Springs. He takes Nel!
interest in the youngsters being trained az Sheeps
head Bay The Keene Stable Is being more IN
tensive.y toued than any other stable IN tns
nelghborhood Arthur White has confidence III i nis
stable and believes that some or MS year
will have but little trouble in graduating from inc
maiden class. 49,, - a.. u,,o,i,b
There has been some heavy betting on the Ensi:sn
Derby in London. Many raceEoers IN ms couI LIZ
would be highly gratfed they could PEI on rne
selection for the Belmont Stakes. In three! !o.u
races where the weights are equal II gives pettoI
an opportunity to hold many interesting DISCUSSIONS
II they have chance TO place wager WHiNh III
yarab,y gives zest argument.
Colonel Thomas =. Ochiltree is out OF doors AGAIN
and Is kept busy receiving the CONGRATULATIONS OF
II Charles Frohman find two-year,oid colt
that can run as well Bohemia he VIII pay Il
handsome for the privilege or naming MIN 'he
Squire of DANES ,,,.,.. =.
see some frst-cass racing over the hurdles curing
tho coming season. Horses are being trained ior
steep.echaeing all over the country. The scarcity or
competent Jockeys TO ride them is serious Draw
The Country Club meeting that is to be held at
Rrookne Mass promises to make many additions
70 the ranks of horse-owners in that State. John
II Bradford left here for Boston Thursday after
noon Cornelius Feowes treasurer OF the Coney
Island Jockey Club. has begun TO make arrangements
for the spring meeting that is 10 be held at Shees-
head Bay 80 . -
pairing for the opening OF the season AT the Ben
nings track Washington. ID. c.