New-York tribune., 1891-10-14
A TRAINERS NOTES FROM THE TRACKS.

Morris Park Oct 13-The first really bad weather
of the fall now felt the tracks and there are le
places so disagreeabe as in a racing sAoe "heh "
rains and the track muddy. In England the trainers
and stable employees have much the best OF the AherF
ans as they do their wor either on tan tracks or the
trf so everything is not besmeared with sticky mud
The Ward McAnster Of the 1-2-3 division
q1+ even today for his miss Of YESTERDAY he ulou-H
CRYSTAL was third but the judges thought otherwise
snip Donovan and several other trainers will give
$500 II Hugens VIII gve them the tip as 70 winch tle
best one of the cnch syndicate Of the 1-2-9 POSITION
hut the shrevd trainer OF the Rancooas Stable cannot
- approached 80 the boys will have 10 guess ana
the result will be that the average will be large one
lack Joyner is doing well as anybody In the ousi-
ese and has promising stable but is willing 20 train
some more no matter who will buy tem II ne receives
s2 Der day with the percentages and peTquisites
Tho wild minors in circulation about Jimmy Rowe and
rac Jovner going to buy number Of the yearlngs al
the Belmont sale have foundation The Only pur-
cba4es likely 10 be made by Rowe are some OF
mo Weanlngs which he could Keep ana
III arain should they be sold within
bs limit As 10 his training extensive stable, II
VIII h. news 30 many that he has disposed Of his inter
s IN His Highne and hers Ia Count Gid On's stable
te has not now single Interest In any horse IN Train
ing The chances that he will act a. starter at several
% the Skinner and fall meetings next year a. tcie i
= GOOD field for competent starters. His past efforts
With the flag gained him the confidence Of owners
d trainers In general He will ofciatc starter at
p,e Baltimore and Washington meetings. Prom
nresent appearances the coming meet VIII be reVe
Ia+on 70 the denizens Of the slow going clW OF mohu
oonts as there Will be enough horses 10 MAKE gooo
eeIds and horses Of the right quality TO make mghclass
acing OF course the members OF the swell clubs VIII
h. nrssent every day TO give II tone ana Od fiioo
in no fe scene of sensational racing as Flrenn ana
ether c-scs will be there. with chance OF tne greatest
6anrhter Of ST. Base La TOsca, meeting the queen al
weight for age , -. roh,
er,itb Hneal descendant Of the John smith tat ro"
batan didn't Kill with his club, although Mr. Crlch
Tore wished TO Gcny that he had, as ne missed ms ser
,,oae rrea,Iv John sent word that he had typhoid
,ve II Is either that Baltimore fever some oil the
trainers said. -. .,o do, IN tl.
bsnAicap Tie McLewee stable was In trouoIe ssa,n'
a the trainer wanted TO declare to win Win feOer
- ,no Isrt minute. when the rule says distinctly
o. ~ dacr.rau,ns must be made when the
to..o rasses the scale The Judges would no' sho"
q h. ssla that both should be whipped out Master
loda saled II so decsvely that there was 10 oo@on
for M, tudpes 10 decide anything but TO put up 'ne
numbers. 49,, ronor,a
Psxnicker opened at short pr1ce II 'he 'oto"o
Stakes but gradually heightened anu AZ h,, ths
was 4 IN I or better Mr.. Appeby BET OF hAii t'e
stake On bermuda. At the finish he was so eAcl,pu
that he bnt+,ed his macintosh 10 his vest ana hau
rakish appearance generally until some OF ms Hcnus
/ strsn ghtened him out and made him preseh'Hoe' -.
Eey Gel Kcy shoud be called Fl hey y. Dul.O'
for chsors bermuda wa like United states man
of-war. He landed on a reef as his navigator "@''''
10 bug the rail. His hackers are broAeH'
NJ T. Dwyer's horses 90 TO GuttehDuis y. 49,,
He aid early In Lie season that there was no se"~
ment left IN racing; that man with saole u "Un
should race them where he could get the money A. 10
was merely matter Of business now VIA 80 80
associations They never wanted to know Wha'
we're going 10 race. but how many -.
bad drawn In. Castaway Ii was asaea ~ iH' ~