New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-13
A TRAINERS NOTES FROM THE TRACKS.

Sheepshead Bay Sept. 12.-The racing will be at
the Brooklyn track next week. The conditons OF
most of the such that large fields ana close
contests will be the rule and not the exception The
Inland out running of horses will be Investigated when
II occurs and not after the persons that do 1t have
a chance TO cover up their tracks. The 1913 books
give the hgh-rollng spectators every chance 10
cnch race going people out Of their money The hght
with the pooroOms is the principal topic at the
tracks and what will be done to defeat the plans OF
the city b0okmakers is anxiously awaited Ihere
will be another attempt to compromise matters between
now and Monday
rhere is no racing except at Gravesend and
Gloucester next week. and almost the entire
army Of racehOrses in the Fast will try TO
win winter oats at the Brooklyn meeting The track
at Sheepshead Bay a lively spot this morning
Many horses were worked for Mondays races John
Mari had the LongtellOw colt Poet scout out ana
sent hi ma mile, the last threequarters in L ~ L.
He is looking as well is possible to have horse
so when he starts the Eastern three year-ods VIII
have to stretch their necks TO beat him.
j. W. Rogers had May Win ont and let him breeze
Is miles at threequarter speed. He should run
good race when he starts again. Celia is peculiar
mare She did not run anywhere near her work.
Albert Cooper is training the Keene horses, but
has to explain every he makes TO his employers
which keeps him busy. The mighty Tournament never
recovered his form He good in the early spring,
but like the others sold at the Hearst sale
lost his speed as the hammer
fell Tournament moves very sore and goes short.
1t hardly seems possible that he will be factor In
the races this fall.
was better than at present. but the selling races at
sheepshead had no attraction for him, the claim
ing clause was IN force. Register is very shaky in
front. The only chance for him TO WIN Is 90 get In
stringer's Handicap and have Ike Thompson ride him.
John Hyland had his lot out and gave them slow
work. Merry Monarch will not be retired just Yet,
as Hyland wants chance to win cigar money with
him at the Brooklyn meeting Contribution was given
threequsrers in 10, but breezed along to the mile
pole. Ludwig's win was partly surprise to the
stable as Mr.. DAILY had only $500 on him, 1928. He
bet $4,700 on him the last time he was out But the
colt is striding fellow and must be III his stride
to do himself justice. In his last race he got on Win
his horses, but tangled up and never got straight
ened out during the entire race, but to-day he was
in his stride and moving freely when the flag fell and
never was trouble he won about $4,000 for his
owner as the stake worth that much.
At the Brooklyn track Charles Sanders had his lot
out and worked several of them. GraylOck is can
didate for brackets with light weight up. Peralta
moves like a good winter horse. Potentate has plenty
Of speed. Old Long Dance is doing slow work. He
may get to the post at the coming meeting. AnsOnia
runs like cuckoo clock-very uncertain. His
gait is a cross between a Salvador and messenger
boy.
sam Bryant had his lot ont. Emma Primrose is
doing good work. but her at sheepshead Bay was
great disappointment TO sam, as he backed her TO
win good of money. The others in Sans lot
look well, but are not up TO much.
Matt Allen expects TO tear things loose at the
coming meeting, and the opinion OF many trainers is
that he has the tools to do it with. All OF Mats
aged division in good shape. The twO-year-ods
with the exception of Yorkvle Belle better for
fun than they do in races. Demuth was never better
and Is well in the Oriental Handicap, with ll5 pounds
Peter WINNER had the scOggan horses out Ban
Chief was in fine spirits. His race did him lot Of
good Tom Harding worked three quarters with light
weight up In rs "a lie is fair colt. Tom ste
vens gave Curt Gum slow work. lie started in
the Great Eastern Handicap, but messed
about in the first half mile and did not get
through till too late TO make up his ground
lie will do some other day.
Kingston is all right. lie is doing all that is asked
of him, and may give Tenny beating TO get square
on that Morris Park affair in the Ocean Stakes. Ban
ouet and Raeeland took slow work Green Morris will
he busy the next two weeks, he Is figuring on car
loads Of oats and feed for the winter, look out
when he starts one all Of his horses IN fine
dton Judge Morrow never was better
ON the boat from whitehall-st 10 bay Ridge to-
day the passengers were treated 10 an exhlbton 81
he courage OF policeman In citizens clothes. IL Is
nsuaI Tor BOYS or men, for that matter 10 rush ahead
ana secure seats for their friends or relatives. To
day CIV rive who Is attending school In New York,
son az George Rye the owner OF number OF race
horse secured a mpstool for his father. WheH