New-York tribune., 1891-08-30

sheepsheod Bay, Aug. 29-This morning was chilly and
damp Most OF the horses did not show up TIL ate and
st work was the exception the track vas soggy ond
slow, Frank Clarke had his entire force at work. He
was here there and everywhere had the track in for
shape by 10 o'clock Hyland had his lot out but did
no fast His Highness looked we'll Merry Monarch
admired by every The stable boys and many
others thought 1t Merry Monarch was as good as His
Hghness but are wiser now, to-day the first time
they ever raced together. Merry Monarch could beat
any Of aged horses in the stable in his work. and
nearly ruined Counts Tiffany trying 10 start and stop
on him.
Daqonet was credit TO his trainer, he nt and
looked as IL trained to the hair Uma, the other Hunter
candidate, put in at the last hour, as she worked
reeQuarers 1jl2 eory yesterday morning and acted
all right to-day. She will do to remember Wneh she mus
her class-beaten maldens
John II. Morris had his lot out. Bashford was inc
attraction, all of wild reports were gong tae ne
had worked the backstretch threequarers az MOTIFS fak
in 13 but It was seconds slower, stated In these
notes Gee Jay Jay was anxously looked for, and a
goodoong is but his performances In the west
were ordinary looked like sprnter and should
do with the purse class Of two-year-olds.
Matt Byrnes thought that Silver Fox had chance ut
the weight lie is fair colt and his trainers opinion
Is OF some value as line 90 by when he meets mus
Of the two-ye9r-od class
The aged division at sheepshead Bay out IN force
yominue work was :he ORDER with sharp brush through
the stretch looks like money 10 his class
and that is pretty high lie sound and In splendid
shape At track at Graves6nd Green b. Morris had all
Of his lot out. Huron and Lew Weir were
inspected by the talent, and passed favor
ably E. Corrigan has four Longfellow two
yeaolds He says that all nearly stake class. and that
he win be right up with the best OF them noxt year. That
statement was made before the Board OF Control held M
meeting Charles Sanders had his lot oLt and Graylock
worked a. Il she due.
Sam Bryant had all Of his out. The Saratoga vacation
did them good. Emma Primrose should do In society.
as she o smooth easygong nly, with both speed a0d
stamina. sam. that eternal vigeree the secret
fFa trVf rgno af tha afaka e..
see everything Is done right you would be horn
swogglod sure"
Matt Allen had SETS but two-minuto gait was
as fast he cared TO work them. YoKyie Belle, the
best twoyearold nny Of the year. felt peacock
many OF the trainers the GEavesend track put bet
Oh her.
Eon was out as usual. He moved along os If no had o
cnch the Specials at the Brooklyn meeting but he viii
know better when he goes the post "Old DonesO
cantered along he would get Banquet
beating him at Jerome. Iarqret has been busy all the
season and Is still N the ring, willing 70 meet any in
class. Airpant Airshaft and Alright out and did
fair work.
The muGdle caused by E. Corrigan's Huron IN the
Futurty Stakes will Fruit will cause the o1clas
Of the club pay attention entries and declsIa-
tions in the different stakes. Meny have been
presented with forfets twice. Others say they
csred their colts out Of stakes but held for full
amount of ne orfelts One prominent owner said that
paid forets In the Fnturty and found later that
the breeders had also paid the forfeit He
to the officials and his money refunded.
Mr. COrFgan says In his behalf that he bought his
colts with their engagements, and did pay Mr.
Carter that Mr.. Carter had acted hs agent
any transaction that he paid Jackson for the colts
and nothing said about declaring them He said that
Mr. Carter said two months ago that he did not remember
whether he had declared Huron not II there was
declaration written by him Office Of the club he
would stand by what the letter stated Mr. Corrlaon said
he never received any letter or comnuni alton from My
Carter or anybody else about declaring the colt Mr.
Cogan Is virtually ruled OIL the tracks I'm the East as
the Guenburg people respect the ruling OF the Board OF
Control IN regard TO everything but collecting forfes and
a they will run the Saratoga track next season.
1he Futurity was one Of the best two.yearod races
In this country, and It viii be long time before
another such race viii be witnessed His Hlghness can
his place with the twoyeaod stars OF the American
turf-Ifemont, King Fox and Potomac. Tho start was
Mr. Csdwes record. II surpassed all OF his preyaous
efforts Twenty-Five two-year-ods were sent on all Of
them In motion every o. which had an even chance
the nag fell Hls Hghness could outrun HIS aeld
from the start Huron swerved some IN the frat 200
yards and cannoned with Lavish but was soon straight
oned When they came 10 the hend st the mneuon of
the main track Huron, His Highness Dasonet Yorylle
Belle and Merry Monarch almost In a line asross
the track, and all the jockeys move Al the saue
time Mclaughlin on His Highness nourlshso his
whip and was length ahead IN going thirty wards
Jimmy 'eadeh his mount and, looking on eIther side