New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-12


J. w. Rogers had senorta. She was all right and
playful as kitten. She gross feeder, and requires
penT OF work to keep her in shape. Her
was good one as shei in 55s, timed
separately. She should be in II the next
time sho starts Lamplightcr moves all right but may
no. DO seen till the Brooklyn meeting as he win be
doubtful starter in the handicap Celia IS q peculiar
mare and has her likes and dskes. She VIII not try
hef best Tor eoiored jockey, but Will FREQ and to
her last for Others.
Jack Joyner moved all OF his horses Eros b
be In fair shape Chesapeake none the for his
race Of yesterday In regard Anderson Joyner did no.
accuse him OF dishonesty. but lost the through
bad Judgment the Board Of Stewards sent out the follow
ing report In regard 20 the matter:
1.-THE Stewards find TINT the jockey Anderson.
suspended for bad, but suspicious riding and the
owners backed Chesapeake to and have complaint
70 make affecting the integrity Of he Jockey"
Now II the stewards Of the different clubs suspend all
the Jockeys for bad riding and do IL every time they see
it. there will be days when the horses will be ridden by
stableboys, there so many pnheads riding
present time. Most Of them seem n BE- ratified
when they get in race. and can't tell two-minute gait
from the gait Of Long Island Railroad train. II sho
some OF the incompetent trainers
they will be playing cards. Az Lakeland puts IT, In
tho meanwhile they should rstcass lotion for The
eyes and then the chances that there would change
for the better IN racing.
Jockey Joshua Jones had his license revoked Except
that he may ride for Bradley for cruelty jay
F. lie hit him in the eye with the butt Of his
whip because he left at the post with him. The
horse clever at the start, and 1t :akcs strong
jockey to manage him. The blow he Jones
knocked his eye Of his head makes useless
for the remainder Of the fall
Pttsburg Phil's colt King C9dmus Ia up to what he
can do is fair colt and looks If would train
on. wilroy sashng big fellow and moves like
good horse. He worked with King Csdmus three
quarters in 90
John Higgins has Knldeer in splendid shape at the
present time. She outciassed and had much the
worst OF the handicap the last time she started. but
eho a a hcr
Gee Gee Jay JelRny Heckscber to wrong his
pipes. How true Il IA remains TO be found out lie has
great speed and would make splendid winter track horss
The Great Eastern Handicap attracted much
attention from the different trainers and owners,
each maintaining that other fellows
horse thrown in and would win
sure. Gideon did accept with Merry Monarch
as he thought 1913 pounds was too much for him. lie
certainly it to victory. IL he nearly good
as His HiRhness as the Count has said he many
times The colt is the Counts property and he do
as he likes with him. But the majority that accepted
the weights brathea easier when they found that Merry
Monarch had been left out. It should make a great
race, and must be called splendid hand.
cap, the surest proof OF handicap is
the Of aeeeptsnces YoTkville Belle the top
weight and with ST. ElOrian. Alonzo Lamplighter and
Dagonet Will comprise the Eastern division carrying good
weight up. They will do battle with the following
cracks ct about the weights Huron, ieona
well, Bashford, Wghtman and Curt Gum. The light
weight division represented by and nlles that
have promises TO be Of the best races
of the meeting. It should be Of tho best betting
races Of year. every trainer thinks he has chance
or he would not have accepted.
the Brooklyn track everything looks shpshsPe, and
ready for business. The track Is deep AS In every
thing else there IL great difference in opinion among
trainers as to a track should be kept The Western
trainers that horses break down track tas
is bit hard with about inches narrowed up to make
good footing than tracks that narrowed chi the
going is from four six inches deep They say horse
may get shoulder Sore but that Is easily remedied On
the Eastern tracks there horses with burst feet
and bowed endons any track than you could fad
in the entire West. The trainers Of the dlckey legged
ones say that is the only place to work horses
And so IL goes. Mr.. Brush may compromise by fixing |
it so IL will be a medium between hard and soft track.
Allen had the McIewee horses out as usuah He |
salloped Yorkvie Belle who, II she starts, viii be In
the trent rank the hnish of the Great Eastern |
Handicap Hegate Is the worst one in the |
else gets beaten further than horse that carries
the white with the red star Demuth needs comment
He never in better shape than at present Rey del
Rev is of the Kind that when he wins IL
accident and when he loses the same persons say he
should have won. But Isaac Murphy has him Down right
lie is nclhed to be rogue and II he gets chance viii
curl up without any cause and when you think all you
have do is give him his head and the race is over he
just stops; 20 what be done with such a horse
Many people say, $50 out in front and die there with him.
then there will be excuse'
Ban Chief made his debut today, and created favor
able impression he Is grandlCoking colt He Is light
In Gesh having sick since he left Chicago, but he
fast eganng his The fastest work he has had SINCE
he arrived at the Brooklyn track mile in Al He
also went a mile and a quarter at q twomnute gait and
to-day completes his fast work since he arrived
East Should regain the form he showed in the spring
the Eastern will stretch their neeks 10 beat
him Tom Harding IS doing well and Of the best
dispostoned colts in training, he is worked by an
eighty pound boy.
The Scoggan Brothers have been fairly successful this
wear having won no forty with horses
cath hiu CHI
trainer Mr. WINNER who expects to make it the even half
hundred before he goes into winter quarters.
g. d. Morris has his lot in grand shape. Judge
Morrow looks Big but g. 3. always has his horses in
fair flesh. Judge Morrow worked one and Onequsrter
miles in 2:13, good work deep track Strath-
meath is also doing good work. mile in i5e Is good
work for any threeyear-od over the Brooklyn track
Rex and King Mac have racing and that is their
form Huron should run much better race in the
Great Eastern than he did In the Fatbush Stakes He
has plenty Of speed and the did him lot OF good
Phil Dryer worked threequarttrs in ISL He shonld
have chance TO pull OF purse race or tao II CoFrl
can's entries accepted at the Brooklyn track
Prince Royal is He would not try to run yes.
teriay lie had worked fairly well at Brooklyn and
young Phil thought that he would do much better In
race result Just opposite to what he eNpecIeu
The other horses given ordinary work as tomorro"
Is tho day that candidates for Mondays purses WI" be
wound up.
NJ F. DIVERS lot are exercised daily, but show the
effects Of the compaign However, shouo races
be run at twomnute gait the first threcouarters MI
Dwyer win pick up nany purses before the snow hes'
The Polk Badget AFFAIR died out and the next appear
ance Of tho that arrived 20 mysteousy az jersey
CITY may be looked for Gloucester Report from La
tonia saw. It was not Tanner that shipped East but
another ringer that VIII be sprung the Eastern tracks
az soon as the right kind put him In appears
on the programmes Of several Of the late meetings
FOR PUTTING A HORSES EYE OUT.
The Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty 70 Animals
sent On agent shesphead Bay yesterday TO remonsto
with SUPERINTENDENT Frank T. Clarke for allowing josh
(" Dqshaway'O Jones 10 ride races on inc trSeG hr
C,a,le had nothing 70 do with the case and the agent