New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-13
NEW ARRIVALS 1T THE TRACKS.
A TRAINERS NOTES ABOUT THE HORSES AND
THEIR WORK.

A TRAINERS NOTES ABOUT THE HORSES AND
THEIR WORK.
Gravesend, May 12-Ths has been an OF day at
this track The fast work OF yesterday by the horses
stabbed here caused their trainers 10 60 slow and the
new arrivals TO rest up their horses. The John A. d
A. II. Morris horses, twenty-five In number, arrived
Late Yesterday evening and canteed today They
are as grand lot as ever were trained by one man.
Russell has grown and spread into good looking an
Eous MS ever was saddled, and it IS even money THAT
he starts in the Brooklyn Handicap with chance Of
winniDq He Is well backed Terriher has developed
wonderfully lie has trained and from his looks 1t
will take cracker 10 beat him. Ambulance Is In nne
shape she has lost none Of her speed but her staying
qualities over n distance must be proven. The otierS
are all ut and we'll The threey year ODDS have made the
BOYS weaken on the colts trained here II they race rs
well as they look the boys VIII be SICK
Mr. Galway's lot looks WE'LL and Ed" Feales will not
he last with some that he shows They will be worked
tomorrow and If they work well he will name the best
Of them There nine Of Them
"Samn Bryant has arrived, after many hair-breaoth
escapes mt the hands OF the railroads. He has seven
racers and two trotters. Two of his two yearolds
were badly injured and may not start till late
In regard TO Teuon he was to be shipped yestertay
and was all right when SAM left Louisville. Murphy
wanted SAM TO take him in his car, but "bam' de-
clined lie says the Handicap would have been a
gallop for him, as he worked a mile and quarter In
90, tho first mile In az, and was not all out,
with 100 pounds on him. But he will not APP
pear as Mr.. Brush received telegram that lDe
would be here and not to stable room for him.
KNAPP" Mccarthy has arrived with Mr.. Witherss
lot which are better average lot than Mr. Withers
ever had trained Garrison at the stable and
seemed we'll pleased with the horses that he will ride
this summer. They mostly by Lexngton's last
con. Uncas. There four MOrtemers that are
beauties. Mortemer has sired his last colt. The
yearIings and a few sucklngs at Brookdale are all
that are left. He IS very weak and has done no
service this spring. "Knap' has sixteen In his
string.
Walter Rollins has twelve that are in excellent shape,
several Of which will be close mp.
John Hyand has twenty to keep him busy and hopes
to win his share of the money.
b. J. JohnsOns lot five IN number arrived this
morning Terra Gotta looks we'll he ever did In
his life. Uncle Bob is better horse than anybody
knows says sam Bryant Sam went to see him be-
fore nc had his horses put away. The old cam
paigner Little MInch looks Hike fouryear-oh and
never was in better shape lie acts as II he would
like Mr. Caldwell at any time, he knows that
Mr.. Caldwell is fond Of him.
VI. F. Dryers horses are very good Just and
will be seen almost every day. Kingston Is in the
finest possible shape, having worked threeQuarters
in 1912. Potomac has worked a mile in 1 :45 1-2,
TadiTtn i In the selling classes and has won or bean
close up in every he started in the bill The
twoyearold Manhsnsett has been turned out and viii
not appear till fall. He has been gelded. Alright
and Airshaft are at GIfttenbuPg
Matt Allen went to shecpshead Bay with his
second sol and worked there There are so many
horses at Gravesend that II is unsafe.
All the horses in better shape than ever before
al this season. The trainers haven't an excuse Tho
weather hes been perfect for training and with all
the horses the Brooklyn meeting should be of the
greatest MEETINGS held. II It does not rain all Of
the last trials win be run tomorrow.
The report that Reporter had broken down Is not
true. Ho always pulls mp little lame, but walks
ont of It, lie Is all right. Tea Tray did not pull
up lame. j. G. c.