New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-08
A TRAINERS NOTES FROM THE TRACKS.

Morris Park. Oct THE track was in splendid con-
dition but the rain viii play hob with IT, although 1t
will take a lot of make it muddy. The horses
were all out John Higgins put his lot through their
naees He has been so busy that he has been TO the
y only once arrived with his horses last spring
He does everything systematically and knows Just what
his horses are up all the time. He will be In it the
remainder the with such two-yearods as Delu
sion Padre and Kilkenny. kideer and Equity should
now nick I'D a few they are Ut home In soft
Going Tho Raneocas Stable took time by the foreloe
odsy when Mr.. Lorlard engaged Hamilton 70 ride as
srst Jockey during Of 1892 1t is probable
that good lightweight will be secured later Mr..
Ilard intends 10 properly equipped for the campaign
HIS stable will be strong one, and the twoyear-old
division may be picked up at the Belmont sales
/ W. Rogers had Pickpoeket The Shark and Lamp
,ohey out for strong gallop Of mile. The Shark may
he king among minnows but he has no business with
the whales. When he gets In with the former class ne
VIII eat up. Pckpocket moves well and shows speed
in all his work.
shin nonovan gave his horses eanter Eph Snedekers
lot are in great shape just and Eph smiling all over
as he thinks OF the good things to come on &c he
OF the season John H. Mctfis did slow WORK WIN MS
Ignite is good ~ blu; IA not good enough TO beat ehe TIP
ra,s Arm Is now the one wouldbe buyers after,
hut t takes money buy the that show they can wn
and ARA is OF that sort When next season hah-
caps for the spring races come "rt no" many WI" fee
her Gascon Report Kentucky says that ne is SOUND
- hell and looks better than any horse In the Blue Gr@s
country From what Morris ssys now. 1t looks as the
pasbford Manor Stable will in the Dst next spring
w Mar cantered Poet Scout He was In excellent
rit and wanted 10 play ne csnterng around the
,ck DR. Street had his lot out, but did nothing much
NTH Them 1t was whispered about the summit o' ire
Nterborp that the carried brush and hand mirror
40 he could admire his sun'kissed auburn WhiskerH
p,baDs the boys are jealous Of the Doctor Burgess
-, ,-ai,s tor George Forbes Is taking things easy al
aot He Is one o, the few trainers who Know they
n, win unless they the right sort Of horse Arao
=, MA star and should land purse or two before the
season Is over. 90. ... . .,.o tho curves
-. hon be gets the straight ones VIII line IL out anu
- tho pla;e with @ winning iun ms Is not DUCK
I.,,o,s tin although he nay have bet down on MIN
Ioh,r,e c.mpbell hiss too many horses lie says u"'
he viii dispose OF some OF them - 49,. . A..o
$3.50 vide ON pagonet dd not suit, as ARA morse
L. ia t.aten with ten pounds more weight up Dea' nun
WV not have him measured for Jockey No'us' o
,,; bss shown fast trials does not PUN Dit IN ms
- "a ,ho trainers called him mo use Ou'''
T,,,,a s fast and may be good raeemafe "lui aye ~
can work in private - 4, e,.,t SHINE and
pvron McClellznd his horses III graz s'P" -
T.. - M, Cor lack OF condition that they ge' os"n
~ -. on then Bermuda Is great cot. ne ~ '
80 -, Is sound His races DO NOT aHe0'"'N',
-, = 4, he would be- a second Badge Tor SSron- "
s On any company. LeonaWeh j. snou.er =" -
~ o,t Byron is Of the fe" trainers Sn1t .'.
sS"S ass q, Leonstus. He won the b. LOUIS f"'''