New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-21
A TRAINERS NOTES FROM THE TRACKS.

but three weeks left big tracks to race OF the
horses the tpepper in the spring there Is ou'
left that anywhere near hs iorn ana hss one
famous swaybaek Tenny who Is cripple ana pulis W
lame AFTER his races possible that he will be usneu
another year with fair share OF luck he should win o.
much would the stud as an untried stallion
He walks with slight limp to-day but he Is probable
star.r m thA Second Special In his yesterday he
tried to stop and turn around before ay yards were run
He received liberal dose OF the whip and ran kindly inc
remainder Of the race
Kingston is sound his limbs concerned but
,hors IN his races that telling him He has had
hard campaign this year but not brilliant one He may
start against Tenny and others in the Second Special but
the chances ae Of his being retired at the END of
the season He will 90 the Belle Meade Stud If there Is
no change in the pres arrangements Kgstons career
was an iustrous he beat every horse OF note
that raced In time with the exception Of the great Sal
vstor.
more races this and be retired She unfortu
nate th spring and went lame when her trainer thought
le was better before She is all right now and Is
one Of the few raced long she has that Will
60 TO the stud sound.
Iopgstree Of the greatest OF the great Long
fenev Is turned The in his favor to re-
esver from injury received in his race with Tenny
The majority Of him twelve pounds better
than xny horse that raced in 1897.
Eon largest in training is aing in both fon
ankles He will be given every chance and will carry the
Dryer blue another year. should he be sound in the
spring 1892. Eons races compare hNoraoly WIN Gil
but Longstreets Rsceland 'Old Bones" as the boys
call him. is gelding and is easily trained lie mas hso
@ hard campaign and has more than held his own ne
was punch fired for SPAWN in the spring ana Iost sew
ers chances to the conditions Of which suitea
him win next year, age doesn't 'el on gea-
inss as It does entire horses.
Banquet another geldng comparatively sound after
his long and severe campaign lie snouIa DC IseVoE III
the spring races in 1892
potomse the winner Of the Realization Stakes, burst
his feet early in the campaign and aterwOrd bowed ten
don There good chance for him 20 race next year
rs the long he has had and that winch he VIII seV
during the winter will give his feet chance TO grow out
"a tbst he will be almost sound Tournament
the horse that retired wonder Of 1890 did not earn
bracket the Of 1891. He seems 10 be sore IN
every joint drsgs hind leg when he moves lie Is
grandlooking fellow, but his chances Tor next year arc
aim ~ he does not show marked improvement when he
is put TO work spring. The stock farm is the place
for him.
Tristan the fastest son OF Geneg, is at Long Branch
turned out the sensational performer OF the year
,na his record Il 81 ~ will long time before it
win be beaten ovJr with turn IN it, He rupsured
muscle in his hind legs, and it Is question II ne
fully RECEIVERS to again. He should make worthy
successor 10 his unrvaled sire LIntrsuante the I'M
ported French mare that many races In the spring
broke down may race again Russell who sho"eu
wonderful In the spring, went lame and sef ne sot
well he ran like a sening-pster. Ambulance is case
Roth OF her feet burst and after her race IN the
Ns,ro,ol,tsn Handicap she was q wreck. Reckon the
daughter Inflated Pizsrro should be called the iron
mare a. she was only consistent performer in the j. A
A H.
races which stop bus in rain or mud sunshine
or dry track she the true running mare aoag
all thai she could every time she started she Is ehVi.eA
~ the first place in the list OF threeyearod mares "V
raced this Reckon VIII be FACTOR III 0he i"0'
for all ages next year.
The threeyear.old division comparatively souno
ia strathmeath had bad foot, but that IS all fsht
J ntana out a curb which, under MATT byrhes
g, ul treatment disappeared. Pcknicker, the only
horse that ever ran better than 40 in the East ID
o race went Morris Park, but recovered ne
should be Of the hardest nuts to crack IN the 1ouf
year-Old division in 1892. He is by Mr.. Pckwck and
was bred at the Farvew stud, Gallatin Tenn breed
ing establishment that fast taking the lead In beedhg
Rey del Rsy and san Juan are sound but the
former is giraffe.
The twoyearolds that raced in 1891 were peculiar
lot but them showing high class and consistent
form His Hlghness easily takes the lead the best
colt He proved it in every he beat every so
called hisheess colt Of the year in the Futury, giving
away humps OF weight. Victory, who should come next
WAS unfortunate Of being badly ridden
but with Taral On his back he gave His Hi2hness
beating. He complaining in his tendons when he
was defeated by Merry Monarch At Jerome Park lie Is
ON the shelf feared permanently ST. Bloran, the
onesyed son Of ST. Base had the hardest campaign ever
given twoycarOId. lie trained into form early in the
season and a great flight o. speed He won several
races with hardly effort the best Of which was az
Brooklyn when, ridden by Taylor he came from behind
paSsnR his horses they were going the other way
Md winning the Great American Stakes In big gallop
He met with an accident Sheepshead Bay which would
other horse out OF training Of aJ s1 0"o
months but he was the post when pieces OF bone
were coming out Of his head. He also threw GU: curb
which caused him to set lame, and his hgh-casS form
left him. Colts that he could gallep over in the
spring now hold safe. The flying FLY Georgia in
the same stable also wrong, and this season may
snd her career Yorkye Belle the queen Of the
twoyesr-od Glles. has not many races as many
Of the others rated high but she IL as much
better than the other hllies that have shown as His
Hghness is better than the colts. YorkVe Belle is
another product OF the famous Fairvew. Dagonet,
the beautiful Of fremont army OF admirers
when nc first appeared Morris Park He is snowy,
and when in perfect condition his black coat gsens in
the HE conformation is perfect and his way Of
paAeing about when going the post all the ladies,
50 he a fayorte with the public. But the old
saying Handsome is that handsome does' applies 70
Dagonet lie just good enough to make everysne
think he had cineh the time. He finally one
with trainers Is rated eighteen pounds short Of
being good one. Merry Monarch is In the second
digit Of twOyearods. His record is better than many
" the others. but he not there when expected
number Of times He Is Of the improving sort and
Count Gideon may many OF the threayesrold stakes
with him. Tammsny and Sir Matthew won big stake
apiece and are both sound They look like the kind
that will train AlOnzo went up like rocket but
came down like a stick He viii do with the good
ones. L~mplighter, Fremont, Ludwig and Leonawell
promise To be factors in the hreeyesrOld races next
season.
The Western division that have raced in the East
must be rated only fair lot. Huron, Lew Weir
fhh Dwyer' Bsshiord and johnny Hccksther comprise
he iot Curt Gum. colt by 0nondaga. IS much the
best Of the lot his last lace Was a cracker. will
be seen several times before the hes. there VII!
be good chance 70 Judge his he such
good one as forhVle Belle. that his trainer says
that he 10 right and 1T run
Tho track was dun place this morning. The perfume
has not left the betting ring yet but viii be all right in
INC morning The fight with the poosooms VII be re.
hewed tomorrow. De Lacy holds the Morris Park people
cheap and says it's laydSwn that they dare not make
fight
The Bergen suspension talked about In all the re-
sorts Of heTsemen When he had trouble this spring he
had Influence Bought in his case than any
Jockey that down. now there are but few
who viii take his part. His advice Colonel Hall 10 eat
pie has caught and heard everywhere There are AZ
least sir other Jockeys that should try learn some other
business this winter II they expect TO get license next
r~As thar win be disappointed. They are riding under