New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-28
. TRAINERS NOTES FROM THE TRACKS


sbeanshead Bay June 27.-The weather was mucn
cooler and there strong breeze dow
Ing Many out but little fast Work was done
Matt Allen has begun to press his lot again, anu UcS
vu soon be In FORM and the let did not hurt them
| They will be raced often in the future
1t surprises that there is such small huoer vi
starters in the rich thrceyear-old stakes The ola sSs
that YOU can't eat your and have II Is one OF the
noont reasons Colts FLIES bought In yearng sales
are put to possible after the SALE ana w
ones that are not knocked out In trials AGAINST 'Ne
watch are enectuay settled by excessive racing IN ther
| two.vear.od form In the spring OF their third year
| ,oany ara worked 70 run in the handicaps. and
| few come to the post in them. but are worn ou'
by trials against the contestant that never uesho
sp-second watch. Occasionally one shows up WIN ah
iron constitution that stands all WORK that Is given MN
and races TIL he Is aged Salvador one OF the rev
horses that were not excessively raeeo' ana ne 'du
vitality enough left to retire at the END OF MS ourye
old FORM sound In seeing the horses WORK ~ Is sur
prisnQ to SEQ the number that rated very high by
both owner and trainer and the few that race through
the
! Byrnes is giving Montana every chance, and 1t Is
the same with Inverness Both of them seem as fresh anu
good as when they first In training Iammany VINO
with Huron the honor Of bearing the banner oil
the great Iroquos being sired by that great Morse
has been doing that is asked OF him and should make
the winner Of Trial Stakes run to the marx h"'
| Kingston made the Futurity course
In my statement yesterday may have done an IN
Justice TO many practical of England in quoting
what Anglomaniacs say about Iroquois and ST. Baise
John Porter trained Baise, always sad that no
man knew good horse he was. In regard 70 lro'
opos Matt Dawson said at all times that he the peer
Of any he had in years. and was better
horse than several kept in England and were
never heard from through their progeny Iroquos mas
proven that he acehorses and the career OF Tam
many will be followed by many both sides OF
the
His Highness grand shape just now, and with Vic
torys race to-day him by his owner and trainer
should have a good line on him Merry Monarch is close
host al
| "a so easily placed, and will be dangerous in
| any company. 1t was the exceneht ualt Oh
Merry Monarchs Sire Hindoo that he could be placed in
any part Of race by light or heavy weight Jockey
that added to his racehOrse and MADE MN 50
desirable as a sire. Schuykill is improving every day.
| and now holds Mccormack and the lesser lights In
Cideons stable 1t is not an easy matter 10 nfu
stable in any country with so good twoyarods as
| C;ideon,s Jimmy Rowe is around morning. and is
| in great form himself. He is being taught the
languages and will take tho full course so that he can
| address the jockeys when he holds the flag again.
The Monmouth delegation were able 30 retrieve part Of
the money they have lost by the victory Of Simroek
In thu first race to-day. The horses that from the
Monmouth track in fine shape when they arrived
at Brooklyn spring but luck has been against them
Many went lame, and Fzjames joined the list to-day.
lie nuued I'D with his tendons badly strained and will
now keep Frenz company. But ffrenzi is fast improV
ing and will probably ready to put Riley aud the other
horses that start in Freehold Stakes in the tureen
that she put Tenny. Eurus and The Bard in and serve
| them ~ her admirers Cinch COnsomme.
| only for Tea Tray the Beacheis would be happy. He
breaks up all their combinations. II Billy Lakeland
would sell him he could hold any place IN the GIFT Of
the residents OF McKanesylc. In fact several OF the
leading citizens spoken Chief McKane 70 have him
prevail OIL Billy let Alfred take him 70 Gloucester
il is the only thing that save Bly's reputation.
should he ever want TO for Office The odum Of hav
ing trained horse that breaks up Brighton Beach COM
| blnations would defeat Chief McKane himself.
McCormcs horses doing regular work and are fun
OF life ready to another at them George Newton
should be successful strict attention ana good care ana
Judgment 90 for anything. His horses all look well and
will win their share Of the His two-yearods re-
ceived setback through sickness and will not be started
| I'll they have fully recovered their strength.
\. Lakeland has begun gsllopng Innovation She hit
herself carly in spring and has had long rest Brown
Charlie is doing ordinary work Tater in Ahrcd's
stable He is like two.year-od, and has won races in
every year since he started two-year-od. He Is now
in his ninth aud will win this year during the fall
| meeting.
The yearlings bred w. L Scott Algeria Stud,