New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-12

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a, soon as possible by gentle nursing kept him there
to the end winning by head, oueens'own second TWO
legths before Simrock
A TRAINERS NOTES FROM THE TRACKS.
Morris Park July 11.-with q good track ond fine
rorn,ne there was some good work DONE Wyndham
Walden was the show. He worked set OF Two
year.ods breezng them half mile Later on he haa e
-yearods out LInTiguante and Correction dd mol'
.ratn work Terrifer and Westchester were sent Ia
miles at about speed the first quarter ana
the mile at racing pace. The distance was coVereo ~
III. Ternncr seemed TO have much the oee' OF "co.
chester Reckon appears have plenty Of speed but IL
can't DO controlled, It Is almost impossible TO place h
in the nrst part Of a race.
Matt Alien had all OF his lot and they were given
good work. Clarendon and Uno Grande were given -
miles in 57 and in hand both pulled up fresh anu
good Peter getting in shape, and viii race witn
week Yorkvle Belle and Fred Lee were given easy WORK
Heeate and Trellneer both at themselves. Auosoh
and Brainerd taking regular WORK WIN De'"u%'
Rev del Rey and San Juan oil At and ready 10 race JIG
stable is strong one. Mr. McLewee intends 70 race
only at Morris and Jerome parks, 1t looks as II ne "ouu
win maUE races IT.,
Most Of NJ. f. Dryers horses are at Brooklyn only
"Oh Bones" and two-yearolds stabling at ths tack
Philip Dryer Eon Sir John and Fremont In his di
sion the former winning often Sir John Is not Tie
horse this spring and the chances are hat the gh
imposts at Brighton viii catch him the coming week. ss
they will catch Eon. BOlero and Prince Royal may Idce
here next week.
The Brookdale lot doing good work. but have bad
luck In their races many Of them acting Wild and crazy
when they see the crowds and hear tho music This
morning tho Adage hly into the fence
and was ruined She jabbed splinter into her brain and
died in few minutes. But the tide may turn and the
stable chance make I'D for the unsuccessful enors
Of the spring campaign.
Tenny is in magnificent condition and nt TO run for
kings ransom Ship deserves credit for the success he
has had With Tenny under difficulties OF couree he Is
guarded speech in regard 20 Tenny but knows that
linchpin out of Tcnny chasing Salvador and
that racing bad game but Tenny should beat
Longstree race, he would beat horse that lowered
tho colors OF the mighty Salvador at Long Branch linen
he could be called the Crown Prince Of raeehorss on the
American turf Tenny IS almost sure starter for 'he
Monmouth Cup Tuesday and IL looks as II he had the
stake at his mercy, Rleys to-day is not great
performance from any standpoint Judge Morrow cen go
The distance weight just suits him, but is pos
sibe that the "swayback' will have a walkoyer.
John Huggns's lot all looking well, which shows
trainer that has patience do with ordinary
horses. The Roncocas coors went to the front
to-day veeighths selling and :he crowd cheered
srocco to Lorlllard heavily the race
and George Taylor broke the chain OF bad luck that has
bound him since the Monmouth meeting began
L. J. Rose is considering trip 10 Saratoga with his
them up for the fall campaign That would
be better starting for California in the middle Of the
season. -
The sale Of yearlngs at Morris Park not bowling
success as many buyers not in time for the sale
but prices realized fair. II is singular thai
such solid concern the Woodbun Farm does not
hrstcass stallion 20 put at the head Of the stud
WOODBURY. could surely AFFORD TO import good horse as Is
on the sale list in England One that has been per
former and breeding to back him is what is needed
The Rejected is sale and his record is second to none
In regard the number Of races won
The highest priced colt that sold was bred by
Mrs. John Clay, and Is by Longfelow, dam Buff and
Blue. by War J. A. A. H. Morris secured him
for IS 200 Another OF Mrs Clay's breeding, by Pal.
setto dam La Sylphde brought $1,000 These were tho
only two Mrs Clay sent Green Morris bought the
brother Troubador and Library for $4,000 Several
brought over 900. This sale should show breeders
that udcous advertising in the daily papers that
alive 10 the wants turfmen would increased the
attendance ADD necessarily increased the amount paid for
the yesrlngs.
The stewers stewed this afternoon that they
will retain the aroma OF for many day The race
| the Hackensack Handicap and the McLewee entry
| first and second San Juan, with the stables second
Jockey up, pulled to let his stable companion win
thing that has occurred many times and many different
The fayorte won In this case, and II he had not
won what howl would have gone up from quarters
After the race there unusual hustle. The stew.
ards detected a violation OF the much-mudded rules Of
| American racing The trainers Of the last lot, not
| knowing enough 10 formulate the right sort OF
rules and much adopt the rules made by Western
or other tuifnen, declared all bets o and established
precedent that Will make them hear the howl Of the bcs
every time there IA chance to b. dissatisfied With the
| way IS run, thing witch happens often
! How about the ones that bet on Adycnturer
| l-2-32 VIVA: did they 90 that their bets
were paid The horse not pulled. He did not
| tCul anybody NuFIHy on lttl utl Icy Clu no wrong
The stable nst and second and instead making
decision middle OF many that the who
conduct racing in the East have made to-day
| CLOSE OF THE POINT BREEZE MEETING
Philadelphia July II (spcclaD.-Tho meeting
at Point Breeze ended this afternoon With three
| races. Fayortes the purse races Bush
| being the choice at for . 81 class. She
| had mile in the first heat but Wyandotte
up the two and the little had equal
| he
third stallion being only behind her in 2O's
| Marendcs 50 much OF iayote for
| the 2Is pace that he barred after
money. Three heats ended the race. Marendes going
steadily time while the others all even in the
| summary 50 that they divided the TEST Of the race
The t,ree.yeag-ods had younesters-Be.
| mont Prince. nr,t choice az $50; Lydia Wilkes s35
and the fed sl2. Belmont Prince led from turn In
| the first heat. finishing in 2;e6S with Water Belle
| behind Ne flag. The pools % 10 .
on Belmont Prince before the second heat. and
after dropping back the start he passed Carldon on the
bacAstrech AID home fast th1t Lydia Wke. was
behind o. distance. the speedy young trotter made the
| mile in 9l%
From point best horses Pl.tsburg to meet
| the Western ia Grand Circuit which begins at
| IIomewood Pnrk on Tuesday w. H. Achun a local
| driver who expelled at Baltimore last month has
| been temporarily ryin-tat.d. Summaries:
::27 CLAsS-PURsE 5000.
Bush, by Alcyone Burch)..
| WYahdOttC tNianl y
De'con liurG
| MAJOR Flowers Gieamerl nm.
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