The New York herald., 1875-10-01
JEROME PARK,
A Sketch Of the Racers at Their
Morning Exercise.
SOME OF THE CRACKS AT WORK.
How They Look and What They
Are Doing.


The weather yesterday morning, at Jerome Park,
Aot OF an inviting kind, at i've A NJ. there
dense fog thick and damp that it impossible to
see twenty yards ahead. The stables we're. usual
alive at early hour and small stable boys were
bustling around the them attending to the wants OF
their pampered charges Unclo Ansell, the veteran
Of Price McGrath early at his post super
intending the operations of his corps assistants and
any neglect the part of the grinnng darkies was
quickly reprimanded Uncle Ansell is getting gray in
the service, and would be hard to teach him anything
about the that have appeared in public during
the past twenty vc years he has trained many the
cracks Of olden times and always speaks with pride
Of his early tuition Of Imported Australian which
his first race when under his charge. Mr. Belmont's
stable under the charge of J. Pincus kept in very
neat order and its well bred occupants appear enjoy
every comfort that attention afford them Mr.
Pierre Lorards lot occupy pretty little circular sta
bic a the northeast end OF the track and under tho
care OF Brown its well known trainer, who used to
cupy similar position with the late Mr. Morris Brown
very proud Of his string and he has reason to be-
the have made brilliant record this
North of Mr. Lorillards stable and adjoining the
halfmie track, the quarters occupied by John
Coffee, J. B. Pryor, boswell Cammack John R.
Davis, Joseph Donahoe and Dave McCoun There
suggards around that neghborhood and bright lit
tie darkes running around thick bees getting
ready for the morning exercise Eph Snedicor has
his string of eight in stable that you
pass on the way to the large square
building occupied by windham waldron. Next to the
latter come Peter waldron Babcock J. W. Weldon
and A. D. Pryor. The old veteran McDaniels and
his corps OF darkies cut OF the crowd in stable
about couple Of hundred yards to the of these
last named. They are all at work cleaning up, and
presently move is made to tho track for
MORNING GALLoP
large number of horses generally at exercise by
six O'Clock A. NJ, but yesterday morning was SO damp
and disagreeabe that the trainers were in hurry
to breeze their favortes as with coughing preva-
lent it was hardly judicous Many were hardly in a
condition to come out at all but the racing COM
mcnces Saturday and they wanted work, the ques-
ton resolved into q case Of no gallop
no win Shortly after O'Clock A. M.
q couple out on the track, closely
blanketed, that proved inspection to be three
yearold vator and the two-year-old Emily They
were presently Joined by Bevns bennington colt
vator and Emily, after short walk, sent a spin
Of mile at about two minute gait and the Leaning
ton colt was given short galop They all cough
Ing slightly, but appeared in pretty good condition A
D. Pryor's two-year-old colt EPSON, by Derby out of
Rnglet, went gallop Of couple OF miles and looked
If he wanted work before he would be In con-
dition to score win. Three of CoGees string Nettie
Norton, Carver and the Panic colt did some strong
work, the two former being breezed couple of miles,
a test that showed Norton to advantage They were
both sweating pretty heavily when they pulled up
gave the scrapers and rubbers plenty OF
slse elise Woodheld and snaughraun couple OF
spin, the Tpperary colt looking and going
we'll Mr.. Brown made his appearance on the
track at quarter to eight with string of six, which
consisted of the two three yearol Sprnglet AS
cension and the four two-year olds Parole, Norris
Tgress and Cyril After walking them about three
quarters Of mile Springlet stripped and sent a
mile pretty fast and shortly afterward the balance fol-
lowed at an easy caner which they presently increased
10 gallop. McDsnies lot, comprising tho three
year olds Joe Germs Matte A. Big Sandy and Willie
Burke and the four olds Madge and JOSIE B. were
cantered round in their blankets. BY this the
crowd commenced to thicken, and, beside i
THE LITTLE STABLE BOYS
waiting to rub down their respective charges there
were number Of horse and touts II was get
ting too late to ride trial. a horse sooner com
Sneed 70 sno" any speed than some twenty to thirty
set going. If they could not get q |
mile they took threequarters, and if they
failed to get three-quarers they caught the ha and II
lhey did not the half why they wore satisfied
with the quarter-anything just to give them idea
Of how the horse was moving. Shortly before nine |
A. M. Acrobat came out and received the close atten-
tion OF the outs he Is likely to four miles the
Post Stake where he win have to meet Stampede After
q little gentle exercise he sent two miles in about
$500 rather disappointing gait for those that expected
TO get safe point IN order to gauge MIN with Stam-
tury, Warfare and Busy Bee, put through some
strong work, and some attention was paid 10 an I'm
ported seepechaser OF the famous Gladateur get
Wyndham Waldron was trying to work into condition.
he looked as If he would prove clever jumper but
did not show any great speed Pincus' string /
out shortly after nine A. NJ and were soon fol-
lowed by three of McCreery's-the Lord Clifden hy
Cyclone, by Parmesan out Of Typhoon, and Revolt by
Lexington, out OF Sue Washington The latter a very
nice looking colt and If reports true has plenty OF
bottom Eph Snedcor had Rhadamanthus out, and the /
black colt appeared III good condition and gaoped a
tinp nue and
Countess also took short spin the going very
revery Revolt and the Cyclone were sent q spin the
former mile and the latter three-quarters. 0litipa
and Caroline both given pretty good turn OF 1
work, and the former looked in prime condition and /
full OF running The Macaroni lilly from the same sta
Die pulled up tri1c stiir the fore leg,
Piccold and viqet were sent mile and half
pretty fast and the former appeared quite able 10 give
his year. Miner was out, looking we'll and travelled
mile quite FAST and Davola was sene tlree miles at I
rattling pace Brown brought out AeTctless,
Baronei brother to Matel ana Vassal Tho latter Was
sent mile and bali pretty lively, and the twoyear-
went couple of miles and seemed be all right
and Deadhcad, Cariboo and Moe Carew given
light exercise, Ozark came out about ten A. NJ, but
was not given any work. He appeared in
CONDITION
and ready TO to if he not bothered by
slight cough The two threc-year-olds New York I
and Invoice, from boswell Cammacks stable,
although trhc fat went mile and /
. hall IN good style, and the latter looked !
NOR. Uncle Ansel one of the last on the track |
with Aaron Pennington Chesapeake calvin and Aris-
better r0rri Than what they showed at Saratoga Unoe
Ansell feels sangnne they VII dc him crsaI, clt Would
like TO have had fortniehts mora Work beiofe thev
ad to run. searcher and suryiyQr Vent mile pretty
Seafcher repestd the distance at about tho same gait
Shortly after eleven the horses all TO their stables
and the barrow was set to work rakng through the dirt
and cutting up the Jumps Everything Is rcadi-
ness at the Park, and IL the weather holds fair the