New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-26
FAST SPINS OF RACERS.
SHOWING THEIR SPEED AT JEROME PARK.
<irIsoS's Two-YEAR-cLD IUKA FLYING OVER IN"
uA1r Mur-sNEpEKRR's BorEs.


<irrsoS's Two-YEAR-cLD IUKA FLYING OWE" In"
HALF Mur-sNEpEKRR's RorEs.
with strong worE going on at all tracks, the
usual crop Of rumors Is beginning 10 appe"'n" $50
~ too Sensational be believed The otner oay oN'
bodv at shrepshead Bay had 1t that Goano at jerome
PARK had broken down in his work. and the 'oiu
you SO man was in his glory. Ben Pryor was s'',"
from ear to ear when the writer visited 'ero'"0 " ~
Said he: Last night man came 10 NY nou'o' ,I
with a very doleful voice exclaimed oeh' ON
sorry for Won How did 1t happen IL inc case hope
loss y I did not know what he was DRIVING ~ a., 81
simply SAID the case was ho' no hV deyrees as.
certa,ned that report had been started that Spano
had run away. fallen broken his back ana wo"io have
10 be destroyed ..
No borso on the track could be doing better
than the favoite for the withers. He is lining down.
takes his work well and his appetite Is votacious 0
ia one OF the string which Pryor works before
and all the trainers are constantly on the alert 10 see MN
move The other morning with Garrison up ne WAS o
loose for mile but there were half dozen wa,cnes on
hun The time was sariouSiy TpSsny the true one lie
pulled up sound and WELL mt,
East Lynne is also doing we'll and improving s'e""iiy
The best looking horse In the stable, however, Is
VAL and just possible that Ave twoear
I'm ipfusing little courage into NJ oi tne at
olls Jackson seems TO be M KING the mosV mp
when the writer reached the track everybody
was still agog over wonderIuny i"s' Sp
Comnodur, Kittson's Iuka had made This
of the entry lists Tits not Inka but luka ana sue u
Reform ont OF Sister of Mercy. She covered !he ha
mile or the regular course finishing In front OF ie
stand in 81 10 by all odds the best hall mile hay
STAN some watches made it 50ia. but Major Hubbard
and Eph snedeker clocked it at the larger ngure'
Rataplau, in the Erdenheim Stable. is doing we'll lie
takes kindly to his work, feeds heartily mas po"S
substance to draw on In the early part OF the week
~n~red mile with Issaquena in 1857. The flly has
greatly improved and If the Major and ms
keep her her pins she ought TO recur 10 Aei
old FORM n,.., an. ~
The two-year-old The Doctor, by REFORM ou' VI
Fssayez H., struck himself In Ills "orA 'i'o
other morning, but the INJURY was
serious as the next morning he was AT tSn a.
whole are noble looking ot-amost Us pdg a. saws
Searolas nhara 'syS nth Next year don't
think that any body will be aele 70 oeae us LUZ i'
and substance of two-ycar-olds
About as promising young one as Is IN tne s'"o'' "
Promenade hall brother Gdea by DalnacardocR' ou'
of Waltz He has size and substance aud Is a"u
raepy-ke all over but maynard in temper. oh lhuls
day morning he, Brown Duke Fitzpatuek up Pr auu
Eeadland were taken out for fast move, ,a rial
made ran out at the head of the stretch, ana the ~
went for nothing ,,, The sl,v =,
Elizabeth and Pardee are botn doin9 "ei- INV '''
particular. promises we'll +, ,.,,
+r,,lcl In his feet The lot ut work the olher
morning were St Saviour (Bily Donohue up 1onh NJ
Duchess and Girone They did nothing fast pus s'e'S
trotting and cantering. st. Saviour was swa'heu III
nio thex nd
his aesh The trainers expect fast move on the part vi
~. ,rhar m Eole early this week. II nothing happens
ha,ore the Suburban he will carry lot oil money "
acien In front is queer decidedly ovcrhanded ana one
not accustomed constantly expects that me morse
will interfere But many other good horses ohn had
bad feet all of last year. and the oia 'r rSin
may again show itself when ne CONES OOSs IN excesp
Condition and moves smoothly. Girote is wen anu
Snpde
evenly divided between kaaa ana Df re lille Mnch
fine Branble colt. Gladys the sis'er W Ai''i0 -
will probably not be hurried
lanes Lee who trains Mr. waton's horses, has good
looking one imported Richmond and the coV ooeS aS
well as he looks The other morning ne went "ie ~
1:56 pulling up fresh and strong There has peen 10
consequence nibbling at the odus aSaHs' INN III
the books for the SUBURBAN.
General Monroe never looked better in his life. On
wednesday morning had fast rum but as he was not
asked we'll IA many others MAO ooho peioie "i'
the time is unimportant
Among the promising horses on the ground IL Johh
Hyand's Blast and as he is in the hands OF cre'ul
man. who not too many horses to LOOK AFTER nc VIII
nrobablv proye a good Investment. On Thursday morn
iro he worked mile in 1851 Berry Wallis FLY Faence
who also in Rylaud's stable finds many admirers
Thoug h biz one, she Is so bealtlIuy s9 oaai
and aud although Moss Rose Is reported 90
be doing WELL the Mortemer lilly Is the iaVoH'e i INC
match. -
The Californians who arrived on Tuesday afternoon
appeared on the track the first time on Wednesday
,norn,n, doing nothing but slow walking. Everybody
was on the lookout for them Their condition and ap-
pearanee were admirable in view OF the iacI
that they had just landed after a long
iourpey Mr. Haggln said that the new palace
car was found to perfectly, and Insured the com
fort of the horses The chestnut colt Tyran who was
recently backed heavy amount for the Wthers so
maj his price is down to to L. Is rather ashyioog-
ing fellow OF the true Great Tom stamp but, a. no Is
said worked mile In i;4i some "e ,e W.
there will be a great deal OF watching when MI Gay.
pole begins giving him strong WORK Inc twoye"rsolu
sister to Tyrant, Tyranny is neat Iildalgo IL nue.
rcingike brown colt ~ Joe pcrion the sister TO-
Louisette, Ben Ali. the brother TO Meneheo' auu
tuna, by Wheatley out Of ReDecca are Soou stui'ty
Youngsters that promise WE'LL with such lou as an au
vance guard the CalfOrnians bid fair 10 make nNeiy
times for the Eastern stables
The Jumpers are doing good work ON Dead
Head Hill, where Superintendent Clark has put up a
couple of hurdles track. might be judged from
Inkas spin is fast but it is dusty couple OF days or
good rain will belefit 1t Immensely.
Two accidents reported from Monmouth farh oh
Tuesday morning AppleOy & JoansOns hly FED kidlng
Hood half sister Tureo by FidllestickS ont OF
oucoues fell while at exercise and broke her neck The
flly was a promising one. On the same day James T.
KeIIy's threeyear-old FLY Natlee, by Gleneg- Anna
Bush. hpped herself while at WORK. she WAS lookeu
upon having good chance for the Ladies stakes NJ
Jerome PARK This FLY the sensational winner OF
the Autumn Stakes at Sheepshead Bay last iai.
Philip Dwyer who returned from tho West u few days
ago. starts for Nashville to-day to attend the Belle
Meade yearlng sale, which will take place on thursday
There are forty-three head the list twentysix OF
Tom Bramble and Luke Blackburn. For the young ones
OF Luke Blackburn which his first get. competition
monty fine looking l. o. Appleby has gone to Nash
VILE and many other heavy buyers will be on hand
YACHT RACES IN PROSPECT.