New-York tribune., 1891-04-22
TRAINERS NOTES FROM MONMOUTH.

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Monday April 49,"
A TRAINERS NOTES FROM MONMOUTH
THE HAGGIN AND DAILY sTABLEs-FIRENz
GALLoPING-THE SPEEDY MASCOT.
Monmouth Park. April 21.-The popular and sue
cessful Matt" Byrnes a strong stable. The head
Of his string is Firenzi. She Is in splendid shape 10
begin the campaign and has Just begun gaoping. As
she is being specially prepared for the suburban and
will have Pike Barnes to ride her, she certainly LOOKS
rosy. Fitz James is another that is IN the SuburDah'
but the distance trne too far for Fg. This horse
looks very wen, indeed and at mile with nght
weight is in it, and will win in good company lie Is
the companion of Firenz in her work.
OF Marcus Days lot, which in Byrnes's hands,
Imperial Inverness, by Cymbal-Belle Of Scotland,
winner of five out Of eight starts in England Is
the first and doubt is fne-lOOing colt. lie Is
chestnut 1913 Oh, is in high flesh just now and weighs
about O5O pounds. He has great bone and muscle
splendid shoulder and middle piece with immense quar-
ters and looks TO his attendants expression, as
if he could "Coon Jint." He hasn't done any strong
work vet as his forward feet cut too close by
careless blacksmith and he has been On the tub several
times But he will take his work with the rest OF them
in the future lie is in several stakes with Potomac
Bolero and the cracks of this country.
England will be well represented tlds year In the
| three year-od stakes. Inverness Cymbal-Bele OF
Petrarch-AstolaD and Serene sterling-sedate) VIII
| try conclusions with American-bred ones.
Montana, the son of Ban FoX-Imp Queen, looks as
if he would hurry the best in training and loon very
much Ike his SIRE but is better turned horse In
every way. He has thlc4ened and grown into
splendid horse. He is going all right and Will be
ready for Westchester bar accidents. Taken all in
all l think he Will do the Britisher as he has more
wearandtear appearance and would stand campaign,
ing. '..' NfusI
Prince Charming another threey year-od (Sir Modred-
Carisima), not success as Il twoyear-oiu' Du'
must have shown Byrnes something very good or he
would have Joined the Western division. He has
wintered we'll and is close to being pressed htue
and acts in his work as If he would ike IL.
The twoyear-olds are as fine a lot as any udiler
ever started the campaign with they have size,
good and breeding, and showed last fll thst tey
had speed. Silver Fox, by ST. Blaise-Maud Hampton
is the only one that went amiss. In the winter he
went lame doing shed work. and blistered from
his shoulder to his coronet. But he is now all right
He is of the ST. Baise ORDER chestnut in color, with
silver name and tail, shows great deal OF quality
and should brackets.
Fairptay Sir Misunderstanding is one Of the best
looking twoyear-olds have seen this year, but looks
as II he would take time to develop. He has almost
the same way of going his brother, Tournament,
and resembles him very much and when he is up as
starter will not run without backing, matter what
the company may be-
Sir Matthew (Sir Modred-EmbrOidery) Is a pleasing
colt 10 look at and is not sluggish, but has plenty
of life and acts more like Eastern bred one than
q Californian and will do TO watch 1 think that his
trainer converses with him in private, on account OF
t,e name be bears. lie certainly is very sweet" on
him.
Sir Martel (Sir Modred-Chimcra) win do credit 10
his sire if good looks go for anything.
Shellbark Wyoming and Lottery sir Modreds) would
be picked on looks by any horseman to be goG ones
Shylock Himyar-Adona) suits the fancy Of the
local talent as well any in the stable. He is well
along in his work. and if he is not heard from the
turf oracIes Of EatOntOwn will be disappointed. He
is chestnut of average size. goes without exertion
with a smooth action, and sir Matthew smiles when
he opens his box to snow MN. -
" Tie Iroquois-Tullahoma colt, Tammany, looks WELL
When the members OF the salvador Club come down
two we!I-known leaders Of TlnmAny lnger in his box
and Delury says tley LStru'V hlW aoou' 1He seclc'
The last Shall be first. Mascot is bay FLY by
CleneIp dam Mignon, and will do in any company.
She is perfect counterpart Of FlIenz and Is really the
only one nave eTS roN1I at the same a@e hnt has
the same lines and formation from her nose 20 her
tail Tne readers Oh lG re o m in Sf tb Axe KEEP ggS @
She is doing slow work and receiving long pIepara-
fha 6ac i'm either one that beats her Will know
e ias3 feu the day before Frenzi at Linden,
q matfs gave her a move at the old track at Mon
month This FLY Mascot was 70 accompany her the
last part Of it, He instructed the boy ON FrenA as
Begin to move from the haim poe, ana hC ofeaa fes
hocil a. the yearing if you OUtrunnng her. as she
is fast and don't want 70 dlscQaISge 9er; . t,or ,e
They moved from the half broke tsst rom tle
.bae cigbth and swung into the stretch locked HaIi
Way down the stretch Firenzs boy was riding M ara
MASCOT came away and finished hISt oy three eHgtS.
The next day Firenh won at Linden one OF the best
races of her ne -, .,.4 Torrr L % ,,-o.ir opce
l hear from Morris PalA uaV i'Ni' - az "'iA UNIV
more going SLOW
Worth in the Campbell lot. is up to race with
a,otbar move or So The sprinters on the hill VIII
| have to be On edge to beat hlm
co,eral of the two-yearOlds are laid up for repairs
ot Lofh Jerome aud Morris PARK -
" Iobn Iluccins will stable at MOTIFS narA lie mas
soveraI tToey -olds that he thinks VIII DO.
nur cnrNn1.rICrr sENATE ADJOURYS AGAIN.