New-York tribune., 1886-03-22
TRAINING FOR THE RACES.
AT THE KIrTsoN AND SCOTT STABLES.
NOTES ABOUT SOME OF 1nh FLYERS WHO WILL BE
ON TIE RUNNING 1UkF.

NOTES ABOUT SOME OF 1ilh FLYERS WHO WILL BE
on TIE RUNNISG TURF.
The forwardness of the season is hlIlng racing
men with delight. The stables at Sheepshead pay
Jerome Park aud Monmouth Park are rapidly
6lhnu IN and active training Will soon begh III
earnest Commodore klttsOns string OF runners ar
rived at Monmouth PARK the latter part ei tne
week. Ii consists OF tweny sA ne'tu Of th"m
last wear Major Hubbard, the manager OF tno
stable. had his charges trained at Jet4inS W 1 i M n,
The two-year-olds we're the most forward OF any III
tho Fast and il was expected that the youngsters
would run away with many hne prizes Aoouh wv
weeks before the racing began at Jeroine aIh, ,
bovever they began 10 90 back; some OF thcln got
thc lnfuenza while others became sore III tbe shlns
and those that did run caused dlsappohtucnt'
ThouGh the Commodore Is gong 10 q'ilt uic n.y.
TING horse business. he Will stlll continue on the
WINNING TUT. He is Il thorough sportsman anu
WINNERS are much more 10 his hiking than trotteiS'
Then too he always likes To see the best horse wh
and ON ing TO the many possibilities oi com p'iia-
tions among drivers IN tIottng races ne uouots ine
n, ,Ohabiiity OF the best horse winning III uotl,uG
race rXcent once in long while unless II SUITS the
nool-box Inanipulators that !, should WIZ
w h. Scotts runners are still at lhs new larn AT AT
Cane Charles Va. All excepting the twO-Ncar-oidS
are doing exceptionally well. HE trouble Win
the two-ycar-olds is that they have contracted
colds. The contractor who erected the hGliulhs
was behind i'm his work and in order to have every
thing completed by the time specified IN ms CON
tract he hllcd n the stalls when the ground was
frozen Byron McCIelland did not know tins and
when he arrived at the tarn some little time ater
he mt his stock rght in the stalls without taxing
that everything was all right He had not been tnee
iour however, before he found that he had been
mlsed. Moisture begaL TO arse III tHe sidp'5 % Hlu
tLc vouu s;cTS began To cough. McN lell1no "oVS
NOT think their coughs viii HuTe thcnl Win ohc VI
two exceptions, but tue trouble VIII IetaIu tncli
training The Older horses were not Itot , ue ""
are dong nj, ely. Ii is expected that East Lyme @
will make a great mare for the allage races SHe
certainly improved greatly during the season I"st
year. , O.. i;,,. Ian boo = t;ll,- sccond
only 10 the great Dew Drop. and that II that my
should not run up to last year ir"Hou I .o ij, i
Charity should do we'll, he expects 10 lahu some uiS
stakes with her. Quito, too, Is eNcre"lhIN
promisiur though still nervous. me nervousness
is attributed TO the harsh use OF the spurs III race
az Saratoga. lie has never forgotten IL anu even
now if he should be touched wlth, iinSer nan Hn
the side while standing ia his stan ne becomes win
aud tries TO climb MP the sides OF his DON 10 get
away. Notwithstanding tins, there ls great noVc
of him and tie stabl" considers that he VIII Oe Il
hard horse to beat in the three-year,oId stakes AS
10 the merits of the twoy rar-oIds McCIelIihH sd3
il Is hard to gauge them. Until tine season IS larry
opened it IS all guess work. AS case III Polii' ne
CITES the trials OF FaWn and QUITO III the I9il De-
fore tncy were two. He says that tawn IN al her
trials showed herself 10 be from 1--WE TO ten Pouhns
hcttrr than the colt Yet III their tNO-Se'" ora IoIH
the colt was a great many pounds better thau t!e
flly. The two year-ods OF the stable VIII colIlin
n number of the get OF the imported frehcil sla!'u
Rnvon DOT. They are his hIst crop a"d iioW lh'y
will run only matter OF slccnlatloh' 'hOuEi' IL
they are exceptionally well bred. some Ol theh
being out of fine imported mares they should Ger
tainlv add strength to the stable. McO LELAND
however. says that they are not as goOd Il lot 10
look at as those that are wear Younger.
Mr. Scott Is a methodIcal man OF hu>LeSs ana
,bnr,,b lie lid not 20 into the raising and running
of thoroughmeds as speculation promising great
pTott but rather as a sport, lie likes 10 Know JdA'
what is the cost and return hnahSiay' ne & keGPo E
the accounts of the breeding establishment ana ihe
occounts of runners separately somehow or other,
the two accounts become mixed occaS9ll'IN.
wnt o,iv IN Ls own DISGUST bat also to the disgust
of Trainer Nee LELAND, who takes pride IN making
n Yood showing upon the ledger. As a possible way
70 rectify these errors Mr. Scott at one time
scrinusly thought Of naming his running stable
The Hollywood Stable thinking 1t might divorce
the two interests more completely. ! ms NouId
have suited the trainer, but Mr. scott has nat as
VET mt the idea INTO effect and still makes his
entries in his own name.