New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-04
TRAINING GALLopS AT JEROME PARK


the trainers begin working with their strnge earlier
md earlier ~ the days lengthen. Although the sun
had NOT risen al o'clock. yet theIe was certain
anouut of fH; light IN advance of daylight, and by 1t
the Bwycr >trn. Of tueey earolds, and aged horses
filed INTO the track At Jerome Park yesterday morning
Mr. Rowe preceded them A, silent. and as mlcOiimlii
eotiye A. usual Boutjaek and ChecSmate were not
with The other horses Int exercised soiny Oh the
turf of the ,cepechase conrsc Checkmae, II seemed
had been al late So full Of running that three days ago
lac botcd with his rider, the dwarf negro 'nd clcieu
The conrsc four times before le could be sto ed Inc
,;. IN ,1eb lac performed this feat was taken by Mr..
Rove but hc preferred moi IA give 1t 10 any one
Bgr,c. and Hartford were not taken from the stable
and the former not himself
The string was broken up into dea' hnents rIdoran9
aud E,,tnII working together. alss NOodiord ana
George kinney and The reminder OF The string eahter
iuo IN company. McI4a ghlin was up on L!dOiado
and boy on Burton The p"r logged afouih hef el"
tiucs NJ q .ow mace Then they were sent pretty iast
from the quarter 10 the turn in trout OF the cup
and from that point tbes were Iilt M speed i th'S
entered the inish. where they slowed up. EIdOiauo
80 far rs the reporter could Judge had the best ol H.
though Mclaughlin at this time can hardly weigh less
Than l2J pounds aud the boy on Burton was only
feather-weight. In the galops oi Miss NoodiGd ana
George Kinney thu mare seeined To nave the pest %
il When stripped To he rubbed Down She was beaufl-
ful Tire muscles stood cut upon her l"ltieSs anu
boulders and she will certainly he made III without
any trouble he Dwyer two%eaI-olds qua MOI eonle
ON until 500 aud then dld not seem ~ ohias
As Iill
nd neither Elmedorf Sea roam seemed pi1ebt
Drcctive the son Of Virgil, was, however, Sfcat,S
imrnoyeA and Sumner 60 all appearance wei
'Cbrrc ca Ia no donld that Detective viii show iaFof
ably when ne comes 10 The pOSt lie mas Deeh de'Fc'cu
ly every one on the course as g0Od one
WHAT Two On THE TRAINERS SAY
Kttsons string of threeyear-ods was oui uiie' INC
charge Of the trainer, James L@e. Within The past
month Issaqaens has improved amazingly, and Is mol
10 De recognized the poor weedy animal that ter1lhe"
Major Hubbard IN the early part a the year Panque
i. doing wen. and Rstap0n also. ST. Paul ~ IN enoI-
NOUS horse that viii he got into condition with JIM
Guilty But Issaquena on the contrary, can be got III
with ease wlieh is fortunate for the stable she Ii
entered for the Chesapeake stakes al the Baltimore
races Nav ~. HE twoyear-Olas were simply walked
for exercise and James Lee told THE TRIBUNE re
porter that he afraid to give them much WORK as
The weather was 10 peculiar. The an wac shIn, but
there we're constantly recurring gusts I'd cold alr,
,yLicl made one shiyer III spite ofihe sunshine " We
are lebind hand here" be said. :" Not one II our
three ycaroids has beaten 10 and have certain an
formation mat in Kentucky 1852 has been nude III
several quarters "a ,da l.,
r. V Snedekef had ont q string OF five, headed ny
Alta a steaay fve-year4ld atesr bss came bbI'e
.woysa-oids, EserinSs Lord Bsae9nsa1d ana