New-York tribune., 1891-10-17
A TRAINERS NOTES ABOUT HORSES

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The principal work Of horses is over anu many
.hs n, rsro,n IN this .ecion OF the country 70 WIN
,or Matt Allen VII remain at Morrs farA WIN MS
stable and get his yearlings ready i" Nne 'P'e 49,
naion of the older division ne VIII dispose Oh sFerS
80 ,h erst NJ the uonsh Yorkvite behe Is heSFiN
w ~ - - ,eadv early I'm the spring OF this year
s - At On, sore and had en- attack Of the mouth
dts.ae that set back III she Akes siVer her ua'h
She viii came to hand early In the spring ana l looks
- q, ho would have many Of the great stakes at her
u " -. .atns On II is the opinion OF every trainer
w - - that she will DO Allen thinks seriously
=, havtne HIS twoyearold colts geioed. san Juan i one
- g. roost promising three-yearolds that has raced
Va iii be one Of ble's entries In all the hanoicaDs
anu VT oyee stable has entered heavily in the Chicago
- Cor 1898 and has several entries there for next
sin Donovan winter the Pulsifer horses at Morris
~ He will have six, possibly more, twoyear-olds
- -, IN with next year. He is little slower about
,nc vearlngs than many Of his brother trainers but
:, s almost thing that the ones he says viii pass
pay and snip takes care that they are declared
out Of engagements they are not good erough fo
him 10 tell his employer Oct Tenny and Kirkover
wifi constitute his aged division for long distances and
no will take chances with Sir George in the sprints Wah
lin will be his mansay in the threeyear-old races al
though Snip says The selling races may es'ch MIN carry
In the season.
j. w. Rogers wil winter at the Morris track shouia
snora 90 in :he stud he will not have representative
in the aged division unless May Win should fully recover
hut his class is certain and he may join the paters
Iampghter is an improving Of horse and his work
indicates that go any distance Rogers is rather
sweet on him Pickpocket, another spendthrt. is fu
brother 70 Sir and of the KIND that improves
with age The Shark has been the sick list and
disappointed Rogers he expected to win race with
him but he will the season Of 1892 maiden The
others that will S s. Browns oats during the coming
winter have not done enough to mention
John Higgins will train the Rsncocas horses In 1882
and hev will be winered at Jobstown N. j., where there
s every facility to prepare horses for the summer cam
pagn La Toses champion hy Of the threeyeaI-old
division 1891 is the star Of his collection without
doubt entered In all the great handicaps 10 be
run next year Vestbue is the best two-yearod in the
lot but about his staying qualities it is guess The
chances of his being sound are good' ano tne ugly sh
that inerfered with his true form so much during e
present season will be touched with the iron Johnny
Heckscher should be hard for the boys 70 crack III
the short oees Kilkenny grand looking colt and was
coming every day he trained. lie is by Dareon out
az Mr. Lorards old favorite. Katrne He promises to
be good three-yearOd Sentiment is not the reason Mr.
Loriard keeps the colt but what he has shown In his
work Julien by Darebin dam Lydia, has worked mile
In / AS Will Be kept and trained another year
lie viii purchase others from time 10 time. so 1t looks e.
il the stable will be strong one
John Hunters horses will be wintered al Morris Park
and Jake Pncus Will train then another year Dagonet
Of course is the stable and will carry the Hunter
colors hree-year-od His star at the best
son Of fremont although 1t is the first Of his get Old
enough 70 be trained set the yearng by the uneeaten
son Of Virgil trains and he runs trial 1t
would doing justice the jockey clubs 10 give the
time might prevent other owners from entering in the
stakes. His stable will not number over ten Mr. Hun
ter means TO get best and he has broken the ice
many stakes may fail him in 1892, Fortune seems to
smile on HIS racing ventures she did on his business
transactions.
wslcot Campbell will winter their horses at Morris
Park. 1t is how many will be kept by the
stable Pessar will be their handicap horse although
Casas is likely regain his form and be factor in the
long distance Actor is the best OF thef tWO-
yesrods his public FORM but Entire is fast cot anu
should fully recover his form may fnlsh some sur
prises in his class.
DR.. Street will winter his but select stable a.
Morris Park Eph snedeker Will winter eight head
Sleipner and Riot the best Of the lot.
The above the Morris Park contingent II present
plans are Most of the leading trainers were
at the great yesterday There several newcomers
on the turf that made their start to-day 1t sos beer
against yeast in several Of the bidding duels
today but as raised the prices Beer knocked the
dizzy when Sugar stepped In and sewetened them both
But az the finish the aged turtles made squirt and
had them all on carpet the tune Of $50 500 Several
of the bidders coppered many times and found it a
hard Rowe when they wanted the young St. Blaes
Blase will be sold to start the sale tomorrow night
and bidding for him promises TO De lively As usual
when great be sold before the sale there
dozen or buyer when the horse Is knocked down
tbere is No matter who gets him, he is the
greatest living sire to-day, taking his age into eonsdera
ton The Anglomanac is abroad and 1t hard TO repres
him lie saws, with the imitation OF the London eaes
drawl Me desh boy in England coule
have bought for 'af the money In England
young mare would have fetched s25 900 easily had she
produced OF the best two-yea-olds OF the year
buyer until somebody dies TO buy such mares a.
were sold to-day 1t showed that August Belmont used the
same judgment in breeding that he did in banking ahe
was successful in both. When Lakeland bought the
Longelow wcaBling many ehafed him, but Lakeland has
been q success in his calling. To silence some oil The
bows he history Of the noted platter, Aleck
Ament When Billy Lakeland was training at Mobile
he had runt yearng the place that Mr. Cottriil
told away sell for what he could get Al
the time Louis Martin had livery stable, ana Billy
nut up his horse When he came to the city he
banterA Lou into buying him for $50, and the colt was
allowed 10 run the streets. When he was
two year the colt to Lakeland to train
hut after tine the sent home, he was OF no
account The thing gone through with In
his three-year-old form with different result Billy
wanted 20 work crack OF his stable the Duke OF
Kent and sent the runt work with him. The runt
heat the Duke easily that Billy thought he was
cheating and put the boy up with whip and spurs ana
rid them another mile with the result The runt
on a heat race days later, and with hght weight
nm won almost every he started in that year That
- ,h bistorv Of Aleck ,Ament ''Now this colt by
TonyfeIow said Lakeland, 'is type Of his sire,
and made me think runt in Mobile, and bought
sim and he is not for sole.''