New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-03


u. spers is working Blithc, Llzzctta and MAJOR
nomo The latter is ready and will do TO bet on
| placed right ,..
Nv Kirk purchased several boys sizes OF ycarlings
nm SATURDAY. He may have Tenny in the lot.
! " paua, Nelson Is in with them. "Papa's' whiskey
works wonders with some horses, especially wheh inc
Jockey gets a smell oil the Do'ue' "'ea' 0'o'' "'
| the horses can run
Matt Allen trainer for F. G. McIewee, has been
| sescribcd &c a bronzed Californian. Matt Is native
| Of Tennessee and brought up there. lie served
his with racehorses in the school OF
Alexander Patterson, George Rice. Captain Moore ana
DIR. Weldon lie has seen all of the old-tlme heroes
of the nrf perform lie left the turf for time ana
went I'm 10 the lair Of the Tiger the Tigers SIDE OF
the ouestion and has much Of life on the
plains and in the mountain mining camps as the nero
of any OF the dime novels. He returned 10 MS his'
love- the racehorSe in California ana tfalhea "'n
more or less success for Theodore Wlnters' for'ei
Ashe Senator Hearst and others. Allen has p"o-
year contract with his present employers and mas
won his share Of races this far OF the horses that
are in his stable at the present time that show Win
ming form there are Helgate. Fred Lee Demu'n'
Rev del Rev. Clarendon, Yorkvile Eelle ana ono
Grande IL the conditions suit him. Should Pe'ef suh'
it would be his first race, but his WORK mas pee Vi ''
best.
Foxball Yeene is a practical horseman himself ana
is a good Judge of horse His stable is trained 0!
Albert Cooper one OF the most original darKies III ~
business Many Of Alberts expressions arc ainusins
but should be heard coming from his lips 10 DC appio
GATED The Cohena FLY was great disappointment
IN her owner and trainer, saturday. She ola tl'e
fastest kind Of work and looked upon as peaceS
and cream she ran only three-eighths of mile wnh
she was I'm trouble. The get Of Warwick are cutters
Warwick is by the great bennington. Inc o'nei'
in the Keene lot in good TRIM
Potomac,s condition is not serious. He VIII nave
1et up to give his feet chance TO grow down anu se
ht.ppi
Realization which he won. he did the other uiee
races which he started in. He had no other ens"se-
ments so he win not start till late this ia' a'ho"k
he may race at Sheepshead Fay ,,.
There is but little talked about al the tracks besides
Saturdays great There never was ma'ch ino0
run that gave much satisfaction 10 inc puON0
Even Mr. pulsfer and "snp" Donovan, the trainer Oh
Tennv make no complaint, but are willing to take
another try at Longstreet. Here are some Oh ti'e
opinions OF trainers and others
Snip Donovan-Let somebody else pull one OUT
that can pick up his weight and run Ia l'ioS ia
o7 IL over that track Ny horse was beaten pu'
wish the track had been good Wednesday whel
the race was postponed. had no chance u "orn
my horse the track was so bad OF course Worheu
him but there is nothing like dry track to get the
hight sort of line on horse But wei "'ho dAo''O
crack at him and may turn the tables.
Matt Alen-I knew lie good horse, but ne
surprised me. Why, he is as good as Ills uDuoy anu
can 90 as far and in faster time.
Wyndham Walden said that Longstreet is the true
tyne of racehorse; he had speed and could stay all
day. $50 -,
John A. Norris thanked Mr.. Dwyer last nigh'' anu
said that he had helped them out wonderfully MT
DIVER said that such doomed racing and aoded
smiliDgly that the association should add So'oOo LOT
the nc1t match Mayor Grant congratulated MI.
DIVER on the victory of his horse. The Mayor had
ticket on him.
George TAYLOR, the Jockey, said that the race was
cracker. A.
Isaac Murphy said that when they went up tre
hin with Hamilton sitting stll till they were straeh1-
ened ont for home ii all over. as LonsSteet was
like Feeand; no horse could come from Dchihd MN
and beat him. -, l., os . rreat borse
bpt that he aid not think lie was zoo morse, an!
figured the time second faster had he Deeh riuo o
u 9o the riue one of the "bookics" that is on the
ground went TO well-known Guttenbnrg byohmaReif
and said Take $1,000 in on Ienhy ior me r
called out, Coon here 1t vas on W.T. s"Ho ~
~ OOO more" sad the man on inc gIoumI,. 80 10
said the man from the Cat. dal L'nesiiest hu'' 10
s HpIaSdo Jones made $4,000 book, $4,000 for
himself and $1,000 for VI. +. Dwyer, ana - BOD
Irving neye: stopped taking MIR PM g 9ssoated
ALWAYS had the highest price against LohesIree'' eo's
" he 70 race next Saturday will be one of the greatest
contests in the history of racing, taking the opos
If owners and trainers for 1t. With track that IS
many think that Tcnny will redeem himself III Is
surc thing that he will not be short OF work when nc
goes 10 the post. II is not every owner tha VIII sac
nee three stakes that look like sure money 10 run III
race and put up 50 900 Of his own money as par Oh
he stakes. That Is what the majority OF trainers say
does NJ F. pwyer As the race Is an open pee fo Me
LCngsreCt and Tenny start III IT, WIFI possible ciAoo
of Tristan being starter