New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-05


there will be bend deceptive angle at the
finish the races out Of it, The sharp first turn OF
the main track will be eased and made with longer
turn into backstretch The stakes already driven
Mr.. Morris will have the opinion Of several engineers
and adopt the best plan TO perfect the track and leave out
the lap Of eightysx feet But there is one thing Mr.
Morris says he will not do, and that is to c"t down or
away the hiu he good racehorses VIII come
and race over It. The buffers will stay away Mr.
Norris right they will it and then b.
up He should have brought over some
OF those horses that fourteen pounds better than the
best in this country They might stand H. Inc goou
| ones In this country tsr't do it.
The publlc f. not aware that new Of surface Is
running from Van Nest railroad station to the clubhouse
1t cl1e corporation and the stock will not be listed "
the Stoc$ Exchange. The following are the officials;
President Papa Nelson board Of control Papa Nelson
treasurer Dove Morris; committee motive power, D.
Morris and A. Mule starter, j. Vleplgue conductor and
OF transportation an Italian called Jerry Sateefy
informed every patron OF the road TVS hne dT'
sor There will be line OF lamps from the station 10
the clubhouse get the ride and information about
the weather free
The flock of southdown sheep grazing in the in
field but looked POLITICALLY by Pape
but eating for the visitors to the clubhouse
The DIVER horses both divisions, were out. Raceand'
Kingston Banquet and Airpant had gallop breeding
the last half two-minue gait. Banquet was apparently
a. well as ever after he had troed and canered The
general opinion OF the trainers that Willie L. was
proppng himself and stumbled which caused the accdeh'
on Saturday.
Phil DIVER IT, had his lot out. Portchester headed
the lot. Sir John, Madrid and Temple followed Ihey
were retted and and had sharp brush Tor
quarter Portchester greatly improved and many train
ers say could make Bermuda or the best OF them
hustle him distance run by threeycar-
| olds.
j. W. Rogerss horses cantered four or hve miles,
| Mr. Rogers went Of carly 10 spend the day.
"Snip" Donovan had the Pusfer horses ont early
giving the lot two-minute work. He made wan Jim
hustle and get up an early dinner. and had
| IA nean
went down to Jeromeave show the swels what sort
| OF a teamster trainer Of Tenny is.
John Higgins had his lot out, but cut none OF them
loose They are bestlookng lot in training All OF
Them with the exception OF Equity, big and strong
Every one the twoyear.ods is as sound as dollar
all OF them work fast They are a. clever lot
any training being good actors and sure TO get OH
we'll having improved wonderfully in that respect since the
frat week az the brooklyn Padre, the latest add
from the farm is right up with the procession In his
work. and now must be considered is horse
Equity of the hardest animals to train on the track
sne a night feeder, eating at night when al
| is still but walks around her stall all
day. She is very fretfu and has lost
! 100 pounds since she at Brooklyn. Kldeer looks
| aud works we'll She should race long time, as she
Is sound a bell and improves with age. One OF the
Dareblns stable big ungainy fellow, worked
mile in As. As the breed are slow to come to hand
Mr. Lorard VIII not sell his Darebins but give them
every chance TOsca is having easy time OF IL at
present Higgins has done little with her since she has
been his charge She is being grasscd out ana gets
every chance With her wonderful flight of speed, she
should be hard beat in the handicaps next year MI
Higgins says that his twoyearolds are such useful
lot and have stood the camDa On well. that Of
them are likely to improve enough during the winter
| 10 beat many that twO-year.olds in 1891
Dr. Street had his lot out but did not hurry them
along number visitors called at his during
the day including several ladies', accompanied by chill
dren. The doctor busy showing them KnoDsack
and :he yearng trials. The other trainers
will mis- his comments on them.
| Iobn IT nd l. w, MARI no stab and
remind one OF the song called Comrades" Mr. Mari
decided send Shipmate to Kentucky Poet Scout looks
well indeed and is typical LOngfellow He is doing
well in his and his trainer thinks that he will be
q horse when he starts again. Bashord has
not done well expected He went through the
all right but got off just when his most valuable
gagements to be Il is doubtful John II. will
again this year. ARA Of the
OF horses and is well up every time he runs He is ell
right He did his work in his on Saturday Ignite
did. The latter is fneOOkng hlly and should be
overlooked when in moderate company.
w. c. Days lot all mad easy work Lizzie, "Aunt
"Ize" boys call is right in form and should
some beating at a mile with lishA weight.
Matt Allen from Jerome Park TO test some OF
his yearngs and find out he had another Yorve Belle.
1t II the great ThOra would be sensational
producer as her yearlng worked eeeighths Of
mile in 35 seconds, and the Bradamante FLY did I'm SO
The Round Dance colt OF the best looking
yearings accomplished the task in 35 seconds,
others wording in slower time Should the three
named train up to the races; 1t looks as II Charles
Reeds Falrvew Farm would take the lead of American
breeding establishments, now that Belmonts famous
Nursery Farm Il TO be sold.
rho trials noted above are sensational The time Is
very fast and my be doubted by many. but they
timed by several trainers and others who are experts
Many may say the track is fat but the trials were
crackers over any track
| Al Jerome Park the horses all worked and put
avav earlv Knap Mccarthy much regard for his
brother trainers he hates to cut the Withers colts
loose as they burn up the track In their work ann
/ IN
n KHAN and every other trainer how such good-loohhg
colts that work so fast GET OedOoh III Ihor i"N0' ~
no fault OF the trainer.
Hyand had his lot out, giving them slow work.
| He has begun to exercise his yearlings, but IL ~
doubtful II he gets such good Ludwig and Merry
Monarch next year. lightning doesn' strike twice 10
tho same Mace Yorkvlle Bellies work-seven-elshths
in s1-has set TO thinking 10" good she reay
f. remains 10 found out. She may not start uhdl Ue
Nursery Stakes are run She carries her weight ana many
trainers eoncede her race and say there sEt anything
In a. hut the Fairyiew champion. san Juan ana key del
Rev are I'm splendid form just now The Rtter Is not
tho sures horse the world 10 bet on out some ol MS
races are exceptionally good San Juan Is speedy ana
honest He tries 10 las ounce ana that ounce ZOO
on course he stops when shot his bolt but he has
done his best when happens Judge Post looks good
hut does not move freely when H. WORKS Cho "rShCo
has recovered his and win race or two before
The flags hauled down az the ehd oil ue leS''"a''
/ season.
/ Iarnes McIaughn received 50 900 for HIS mount
the Futurity winner Hlghness Jimmie reduced and
got himself in good condition for the occasion landing
the colt an easy winner which accounts for Count Gdeons
llberaty. IL the largest amount ever reoe'eu W
Jockey for winning :he stake
The new management OF the Saratoga Association has
announced it, guaranteed stakes for ls92 to close January
l. Full particulars win be given later.
! BETTING ON HAL POINTER AND DIRECT
Terre Haute Ind, oct. 4.-The alldays rain was
good for the track and clearing weather tonight in