New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-17
CHAT OF THE TURPMEN.
PROSPECT OF BUSY WEEK AT THE LOCAL
TRACKs-oTHER NOTES.

Heavy going prevented any fast work yesterday
At the local tracks. so the horses were merely
asked to do stridng ralops in order 10 pu;
them in shape FOR fast work next week. At Morris
Park the trainers have much leisure. and delight
in listening TO Lew Elmores rendition OF ths
ballad entitled Where Ivy Vines Are Twining"
which is Mr. Elmore's favorite song.
Although nothing startling in the way OF fast
work has been done at Morris Park. racegoers Will
find that several smart two-year-olds are being
prepared for the stake the long stretches
OF the Withers mile at the Westminster track.
James Galway is a frequent visitor TO the track,
whore he has several horses that are trained by
Elmore.
James T Sloane the Jockey. is in the city Sloane
appears TO be IN excellent condition TO begin the
seasons campaign on Ihursoay ne was NJ uie
Flescnman Farm. In New-Jersey, rWheTe ne rode
colors likely to be first past the finishing post
IN some OF the valuable stakes.
Richard Croker intends TO sail for England unless
should be declared OF course; the guerlIIa
warfare maintained by Don Audrezzio Freedmano
with everybody who does not agree with him does
not count for anything with M Croker. Don An
many before His Majesty realizes that Don An
drezzio is possessed Of bioodthrsty; warlke ten
baseball game at the Polo Grounds YESTERDAY
caused Don Anlrezzo 10 howl with agony at the
idea OF reporting to his chief that the puritannical
devourers OF beans torpedoed William joyce anu
his band OF balloon thrashers before large assem-,
blage of ran-check holders. and they DESTROYED all
prospects of his being leading factor IN the reoep
lion given to Rey Ricardo last night. Don An
dr.zzio has determined upon change OF diet for
his balloon thrashers and IN nds TO f,ed them on
grilied reporters next w k. low sad II Is ihAt
Don Andrezzio calls everybody who dissehts from
him Knockers Why doesn't he call them doo:
bells" or try 10 eschew the slang phrases OF me
Powerv now thst ne associates with fHth-hNt.
politicians and statesmen? Unless Don AndrezAo
Changes his tactics, he is likely 10 become unpop-
ular. -. ..,,,.o <.u.-
Workers view with competency the deleat OF me
home club. Now II Don Andrezzio VIII Only necaIe
an armistce for thirty days and restrain ms cci,
per sufficiently to avoid quarres OF every aescrlp
ton and devote his time TO the study OF dipIofnacy
II IS barey possible that his former transgresslons
viii be forgiven. and old patrons OF DasepalI VII
Nock 10 the Polo Grounds and ch"eT ihcfhSeNes
hoarse for the Giants ,.-.,-....
large number OF turfmen witnessed yesterday
game but were surprised and disappointed b",aus'
So many OF the crowd rooted against The nome
d., . ,....,. .,o IL,
the local tracks. Many horses ar" TAR enough ad-
vanced i'm their work 10 have trials at speed
David Gideon Is at Homde whore ne watches
every stride taken by his horses James Rowe ~
smilingv content with BrOokGale and T. patiently
awaiting the opening day at Morris PARK
samuel Doggeit Is likely to get chance 10 80 10
Cuba with the advance guard II war Is declared.
should Weyler Blanco or any other Spaniard ac-
cuse Dogget OF foul riding. there Will be no further
need OF Miles Lee any oiner warriors, a. Dog
rett when In a temper Is capable OF annihiaiing
me entire Spanish army. The assault by Doggett
on Trainer Mclaughlin deserves severe punishment