New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-27

A TRAINERS NOTES FROM THE TRACKS,.
C,,.yasend Sent o6-Tne trainers, superintendent
and all concerned are praying for ran' as tne 'A'A
getting deep and so dusty that the horses cao' 20
distinguished through the clouds that rse WHICH, .e
bsrses are being worked. The work done this morning
was Of the moderate order. Hardy Campoeh na1, w.
nwver,s horses out Banquet and Raceaud were gwen
a strong Gallon Both went freely and should hnlsh
th. eason 10 not raced with much weight on ther
hacks Airplant is in fair shape, and With JOCKEY
like Taral would win a or two this fai' hihStoh
e not himself but looked we'll bodily in his race to-day
Hamilton clearly demonstrated that his brain mas Deen
overtaxed, and ne is run down through over"orh no
needs vacation or a night two with the boys, SO as
TO throw TO the winds, as he has been tnro"ine
races TO the selngpaters. Everybody Knows 1hsV
Hamilton has not been riding good races. he Rno"e
II himself but all Jockeys their run OF bad luck
But his form will come back To him after rest
Inverness. the imported threeyear-old that cost
Marcus Daily large sum of money In Enganu' may
never wear the co6rs Of the copper king as ne mas
NOT taken kindly 10 American tracks. He has shown
remarkabe speed in some Of hts trials, and Is superpy
built and should make grand stock horse Marcus
DAILY saws when the horses show that they can't "iu'
sell them for what they will fetch under the hammer
and Il they race for the other fellow, all right lie
SAYS that he is willing to buy good ones whenever they
can be purchased at reasonable figure. MI DaV
intends to breed on extensive scale, and says that
the ranges of Montana cannot be exceed as breeding
country II he secures the best and breeds them to
the best he is to be successful as the winners OF
great stakes seldom come from 5000 brood mares
It is singular fact that American thurman has
tried to buy every highpneed horse that has been
sold in England In the last ten years, but never Sc
cures one he is inst thousand pounds or so short
of the price the other fellow puts up He should stay
at home where the high-csss ones fetch dollars In
stead of guDeas
John Mackey, Mr.. Haggn's agent Is in the city, at
tending 10 some business details concerning the great
Rancho del Paso< sales Of 1892.
Jack Joyner is increasing his stable. lie bought
Lester today but II must have been with some other
mans money, he is not giving $4,000 for that kind
with his Chesapeake money. "Joe" Vendig purchased
Kenwood for $4,000 with his game leg thrown in
Should Kenwood win one for the commissioner he
will be than even, and can sell him to W. G. DAILY
Everything sold brought good prices.
The De Lacy light infantry are hard lot TO beat
and keep the Fullerton heavles the move all the
time. They catch an OCCASIONAL ball. Mutrie should
take trip the track He could pick up nine that
might win game. The pooroom men have another
scheme for Monday but the game is hardly worth the
candle, As there are but three more doys, and De
Lacy has been talking through his Rat the last four
days.
In the entire history of racing there never was so
much excitement over old hat as ther has been
since Pinkerton caught De Lacy on Friday