New-York tribune., 1886-03-29
HORSES AT MONMOUTH PARK.
THE STABLES IN FINE CONDITION.
ONE OF THE RUNNERS WHO ARE BEING Trained

SeantifnI spring weather and though they are
dong considerable growing because the supci'u-
tendent does not put tbe track III condition, they
have their horses jogging and galIopng on II every
fair morning. The track IS III poor shape only tte
work having been done on II, ne manure "niCn
was mt on the part next 70 the rails last tau 10
protcct il has not as yet been raked on. lhere Is
plcnty of room outside of this part OF the track,
however and here 1t Is tnat the horses take thelr
work MANY of the horses are exceptionally for
ward, aud some of them arc regularly being glVet.
Z" breathers" in the shape of sharp gaIIops az
half speed. Last Friday and saturday Ine
omarter stretch was especially lively; The
Weather on Friday was particularly hne
and some of the string received their sharp work
then Trainers of other stables waited until sat
urday Though il raIned hard as the day wore on,
in the early morning the weather was not too bad
to pr vent the trainers putting their plans INTO
The horses that attract the most attention are the
FIVE that the Dwyers paid $4,000 Tor at the KAN
cocas SALE They are stabbed at Mat" Byrness,
right across from the track. When they go out t0r
their morning work Pontiac. with Onley up. leads
the string The horse is looking strong ana robust,
and goes with all hls last years dash; lie looks as
If he wOuld be more dangerous In all races up
to one aud quarter miles than he was last year.
Dew Drop, the $4,000 hlly of the Dwyers, Is
watched bV all the trainers with the most interest
II she keeps night, they al say that she has all the
three-year old stakes at her mercy. Though not
especially forward she is enough so for this time
of the year. On Friday she Pontiac and Pontlco
were seut halt mile at half speed, Every one
about the track rushed TO see them do their work
Dew Drops action Is simply perfect1Lh anythlhg,
height but has not thickened up proportion
ately he is all legs. For short distances.
however he will be dangerous coli. tnlltea tne
three year-od brother OF the, great Wanda rs
looked upon as the dark horse OF tue stable. IN
size action and color he is much like his sister ne
looks to be more forward than the o. hers OF tjle
string DaTuua q haf-slSter of Dew Drop. is the
ONLY two-y yeaI-Old that the Dwyers have with
Rvfues. Snc is much like Dew Drop, especially in
her way of gong. The Brothers secured her al the
haucocas sale for 81. 800. All the trainers say
that IT is great wonder that they were able to get
her for that sum. She OokS much better, however.
now than she did then. ByTnes has four other
horses besides the DwyCTS In hlS stables. Among
them is Choiuia, the hortemer who did so we'll IN
his two-yeaT-Old form. but who last year, as
three-year-Oid, did not run we'll The other three
are the two-y yeaT-odS YOnda, by Duke OF Magenta.
dam imported HOrtense, full cousin TO Young
Dnke; EsquunauX. by Duke of Magenta. dam SEQ
Ond Hand, ami Cainbyses, the full protner 20 W
cops aud ChmeTa-the last-named animal was
bought by W. II. Fearing al the kancocas sale for
$1,000, and Immediately after was presented by
INN to f. LOrillard. jT These are hna-o0klug colts
and they have much improved since they arrived at
then new quarters. They take Their work win
o1her horses. these all he will train
tins season. He says that some OF the
viii pf6ba aiy 90 south to thr Baltimore and Wash
Ing on meetings, but 1t has not yet been DECIDED
ynen ones WILL 60; M thomSh o,ithI De"-Dr0p VIII un
The largest string at the Park Is that OF Commo-
dOre H tson. 1t Is IN charge OF MAJOR huh1aId'
with Walter Rawlings as trainer. There are twenty
six head all told. Ihe old favorlte Rataplan
heads the list. He..i is strong and luSty
and II Is though he will be hard horse to beat III
the long-distance races. His well-knOwn weight
carving capacity viii also make him dan gerOus III
habdIcaps. As yet none of the string has done fast
work, though they az were logged ihIough u tne
winter. Next on the list Is the iouI-year-oid Far
dee. He has been under the care OF j. > feIguSon
who paid paTllcu ar attention TO growing the 1901
that has troubled the colt since lie was tWO-YeaI-
old Ii now seems to be all right, and to look AT
HIM one would almost believe hlm 10 br ready
to race any day, though he, too has had only slow
work. In his exercise he goes sound but Mayor
Hubbard rs not sanCune that he Will stand q hard
pIeuaIa non for Races Su rs he IA not ha1d horse
10 condition, he has great hopes OF min MIN On
Saturday he was beng shod by a >mlth from New
York OF the three yoaI-oldS the stables greatest
hopes are centred In the bay lilly Luminous, by
Alarm, dam Lady Lumiey, VINO ran so Wen last
wear winning the Select Stakes at Monmouth
Park She Is not looking particularly well being
"tuckcd up" about the Hanks Rawlings SAYS this
is on account of her nervousness, as she always
frets when changed from one place 10 another. She
has lost at least 100 pounds since she arrived at
Monmouth He expects however that she VIII
quickly recover. she has stopped her frettng
rawlings saws he Is willing TO beat Dew Drop with
her, bui doesn't think he can. Brown Duke, who
won the Camden Stakes at monmouth laIk ISsl
veal and VINO ran well III other races, developed
bad disposition and waB gelded IN the winter. lie
has DOt grown much and his temper is sull bad. !
Though he will make a useful horse the stable has
but little hopes of securing any OF the big three
yeaT-od stakes with him. OF the other three-year-
olds in the stable there are Refrain, Mink ana Cal
era, no ran last year, and CTeSette, ful sister
to ST. Paul; StalwaTt, by Alarms; The Doctor, |
Spiuette Iuka and Head Lad, by Reform, who are |
vet maIdens The stable thinks thal us strength |
lies Ip It's two-yearo olds They are fine looking |
lot and include the chestnut illy Luxury, tnll
sister 20 LuIu,nousi Eufaa, brown hlly by Alarm
dsw Elastic; Reyelry chestnut lilly, by Reform, |
dam Tenn ytatIon /; Racket by Reform, dam waltz |
(she is tho trainers iaYorite; Rust Ter, bay colt
by Reform, dam Yorkshire Lass, brother 10 Little
Fred; ReversIOn brother to Brown Duke; Stride |
away by Reform dam the dam of Splnawayj and |
Okema, by Reform. out of Maggie B. B., the dam of
the great lrOquOis. The youngsters are all smooth
The most forward horses at the Park those
under the charge Of Charles Boyle, who trains for
himself, for the knakeTs, Emery * cotton. ana
for the Toronto Stable. Drake Carter, OF the
Emery & Cotton stnng, is doing particularly sharp |
work and looks trlte too finely drawn. his legs
too. appear TO be shaker than of old They never
were a good set, however, ana yet lie has stood
some hard races aud may be able 70 SO again. Iu
his exercise no always wears bandages. Dry
horse springfield. IL fact the latter could not look
betteI Among the thTee-y -yearolds are Bdndala.
Comique, Altitude and Dahlna: ,Appleby & John
son have quite large stable, aud Louis
Stewart is putting the horses -, through
Their PAGES Knight Of Ellerslie leads the string
iIe was bought IN 1884 for $4,000, Just after
1854 but has never yet run in the colors OF APP |
pleby & johnson, having gone wrong night after
they purchased him. He appears TO Ge al IlghI 6Id
Goldfellow. He Is followed by the thTee-yearolds
Beverly, by Bramble, dam Sue Walton, Attorney,
by LODgfelow, dam Endless and Lookout. by |
Virgil dam Alert They all tne- looking colts,
with good way of gong hen this stable has
six two-y year-ods. with some good ones among tile
lot. -, /,
The George Lorlard horses are still at the
Locusts winch Is about mile aud half from
Monmouth Park. They are taking their work on
the home track. They Will race this year as the |
Locust Stable Electric has grown wonderfully |
aud is now a large horse. He stands title over |
1914 hands high, has thickened mp proportlonately
and looks as fno as slla. st. Augustine, TOO, has
grown and is a commanding looking horse. lhack-
cray has improved much, and will probably do
the stable credit. Reyeiler is being put IN c0hd-
ton for racing. though his cough still bOthers him |
Ionisette has been fired on both front legs. She |
looks rough and thin. Fay, the daughter et Sensa-
ton and Ferida has not grown at ali, and Mariner,
the brother of Triton, while fne-OOking three |
is somoting of a crlbber The Sensation
of the stable are all small but par
ticnlariv wel-built some of them looking much as
did Electric year ago. They are Roulette. by
Sensation dam StilettO Madge, own sister to Fay,