New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-16

a. n'xon ~ q aha ....-.....-.. Satisfaction
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1t cannot be said with safety there is in the en-
tire lot single animal OF the highest clsss-no fremont
~ Ianoyer no King Fox no Kingston. The arrange
ent is made with reference TO twoyearod recofus a"o
nothing to do with great things reported OF cel
I'm ones now training for threeyear honors III near
~ were evidence should have placed Tea Tray IN Css
J. aud Bella Glass H. But what are their recorus
Tes Tray won four las; year out OF tweIVc ~
which started. Two of these were FOR sin@n purses
lie won the Sequence Stakes at Jerome ram
beating Kingnsh. At Brooklyn he won inc
Nav Stakes having Fordhsm and Gallnet
at his heels. His best feat was performed d.
heepshead in June when with 122 pounds up he covered
threequsrters in :l5 12 But he had nothing eAeep'
lot cheap cattle to beat In that race and you wiz "
member that the course exceptionally fast On the
other hand Tea Tray beaten by Kinghsh Guarantee
Mercury FItzjsmes Forlham, Now or Never Sea hios'
Sir Dixon Benedctine Raceland George oyster uanes
Van Leland Los Angeles, Specially Omaha' anu sum
wreched trash as Austrienne. Miracle and Onas De-
leye the colt shsmefuly messed about last year. anu
that this season. hands of the Dryers he is going
to astonish those who followed him In 1887 lie oeseVe'
promotion as much any colt now In training
AS for Bella b., she is unknown quantity, anu tnis
season can nothing more than an experiment won
1erfu stories told her private trials as twoyea
Dd and appearance eagerly waited Tor Dy enc
faithful But she never the post She Is to-day
almost the image brother the speedy Inspector b.
Who am told, has run his last race
when Gallifet won the Seabhght and Red Bank
ro,d bester and they bowed down and worshlpped
accordingly But the idol was quickly demolished
Gallifet TO the END OF the season "'hou' corn
ing another bracket in the Guide" lie ran III III
fourteen races Glass II. is almost too good lor h
Now or Never was OF the most honest youngsters
thai ever looked through Bride. lie was also one
81 the most unfortunate always going to WIN Dut never
quite getting there except in the Homeored Proouee
stakes where McCsrthys bungling work on CASCADE
rave the little brown fellow the chance he hao Deeh
looking for long because OF his eaInestness game
ness and consistent behavior L have placed nnm IN
Glass H. Had he been better ridden ne "ouiu ""''
won several that he lost
Geraldine has speed undoubtedly, but Class H. Is
her proper place. Her amazing victory over "pi y,
Of Norfolk and Sir Dixon at the Brooklyn course :"
september was the sort Of nuke WIN IL pounu
nm che cot a living start of half dozen lengths ana
pothing souid catch her Murphy and Mclaughlin
Kept waiting for her to come back to them ou' she
never did it, and when they discovered thaV sne wac
not going TO do it the race was over.
Even the honorable distinction OF having oea.eh
kingston and Cyclops eDtlte Badge to hghef
rank than Class IL Under certain conditions a '"o'
year.old can beat tic best Of his seniors
Leo H. after sharp struggle, gave the great George
,,vs,er beating a. Brooklyn September, but George
was not at his best day and no one would presume
10 rank her with LIN NADER ordinary circumstance
Glass H. is where she belongs. The same may DO
.sid of Huntress and Omaha ~
This oomlic5cs the EsC III Class H. leaving lea Icy
beyond cay the best of lot and very near Class
LOT NOT DISTINGUISHED
N be the making least six good performers-useu
al,ound animals that will pay their way In pretty laf
company Bella b, repeat is al unknown quSn"'!.
saladln is also a maiden Both have enNSoie private
regulations. i Ballston the other day' anu was
rot faycrably impressed. He has t1iieu u spieau'
having somewhat the appearance Of being stunted Yet
this ought not be- for he had an easy enough cum
rsgn going TO the post only thirteen uMeS inc e""i'
$500 ..oo. so.,
y, bammeripg last year is going to turn out useful
threeyesr-od He is tough, and would az ici race a.
ear his oats ana just lief eat his oats as race one
Of those Indifferent fellows that have no nerves anu are
,v waiting N be told what 70 do. He has no speed
70 brag Of but have noticed that no can take up Dig
weight muddy course and go Just ABOUT i"ss 40 no
can travel with light burden on good track sueh
colt rightly placed. ought 10 DC an ilhehS0 "o'P "
costly racing establishments
Satan was accustomed TO take his exercising eanop'
in company Tea Tray and Torchiigh% ana he iVSii
ably outran both, yet when doing the reai business %
racing he lacked speed to make race win
o donkey He was the gTeenest colt on the l. l. "
last year. his sole victoIythe July Stakes al Moou'
having fallen to him through the disquauhcsueh Oh
AUGUST Belmont's Peeress for carrying short "e'shr
- q, h.rd % soc anv greatness in Satisfaction. Prince
Royal colt OF great substance and fac acuon' mas IN
him more quality than Rowe Is nkeS ever " se' "
with so many better ones to look aiter -,
Torchlight unfortunate last year he e'O1
have done much better Perhaps the cautious i'oKeiS
may win few thousand with him this season. e mas
had plenty time FOR developing Whatever oaV ' -
he may have inherited from kayon uOr 81" - T., ,rn
BELINDA will pay her way II properly placed ono 20 i1
from Class l. and Belmont should not be 700 snoii
over her Wooden has solitary bracket to ms circuit
the Hopeful Stakes at Monmouth In which ne oea' mag
neither, the latter giving him seven POUNDS h S'
xas eomnlete surprise odds against him being 80 10 l.
or the lot in Class I'LL Fotdhsm and Iorehght appear
to be the pick These with Tea Tray are promising eau
dd,es for ycarold honors In races where e con
dltions do those OF Glass L. which IL Is no" "
order 10 consider.
CRACK IN-AND-OUTERS.
Hero you have with the exception OF klngnsn al inc
crack twO-yesrolds OF 1887. Take glance al thef
records set forth In this table:
Name. Races run. Lost Won Ssl He;