New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-12
ell The Board Of Stewards declined to have anything to
do with the the matter.
A TRAINERS NOTES FROM THE TRACKS

do with the the matter
A TRAINERS NOTES FROM THE TRACKS.
Norris Park June 1.-THE day promised 10 be het
and sutry and many Of the horses were worked early
Matt Allen was the first out. OF the first set, San
Juan and Uno Grande were given good stiff mile In
"A 12. Clarendon. whe is fast regaining his form,
given slow gallop. Rey del Rev did slow work.
Fred Lee is almost ripe, and Yorkvle Belle cantered
strong Hellgate did moderate work. Judge Pest will
start within week.
The Trouble between F. C. McLewee and J. McLaugh-
lin is to be settled by arbitration Saturday in the
following manner: McLewee names man, and
Jimmy names a man, and II they can't agree, they
will call in a third man agreeable to both Of them, his
decision TO be final. Isaac Murphy Is under
tract to ride for Mcewee the remainder Of this
His salary will be 10000 with s25 for winning
mounts and $40 for losing mounts. Aliens herses
ia great form at present.
Green d. Morris worked strathmeath this morning
for the Chicago Derby lie went the distance Il 1-2
miles, in 81 lie had st. August for pace maker
the first part of the distance then Torndae Joined in
the second half to The top OF the hill from which point
he worked the last half alone II called excellent
work by all the trainers who saw the Pcssara
worked the same distance In 80 IA, rating the
most Of the way This also passed muster, the
railbrds all agreeing that Ne had chance. Potomac
may get his work tomorrow II report be true. none
OF them win be In IL, as the colt Ludovic, by Long
Of Cafornians will be there TO back him, and should
he up to his reported trials will be the fastest
Derby ever run a circular track Michael will
be ridden by DAREDEVIL Fitzpatrick, who leaves here
on Saturday. He lie to get 800 and expenses. and If
and II he wins $500 extra.
jack Joyner left here for Sheepshead Bay this
morning. II broke bad for him at this track.
Chesapeake has been placed in every race he has
started in this year. At the Bay Jacks luck may
change for the better.
Phil and Mke Dryers horses are stabbed in the
row. n is amusing to go under the shed and
them at feeding time when the boys chatting each
other They make the horses converse in the follow
ing Bolero whinnes, and Eon says what's the
matter with that dude He has had more attention
than all the horses in the stable. His in
the papers every day. He goes out and makes show
of the stable when he races"
Sir John says Give him a chance. You were playing
valet to Prince Royal yourself this spring. long
shoreman Ike you swels up and puts on airs when
you get In good society. Give q rest
Eon replies Il am as good as they make them
when want TO be. I made them hgh-toned fellows
look tired the other day."
Longstret broke IN. "Talk about society, I am a
gentleman In any company have been to Gutten-
burg and am not a Sir or Prince, but there is no
Baccarat scandal about me- and my friend Kingston
will say have 10 60 out this afternoon with some
very swell society such La Tosca, Correction and
Annie, but don't intend to stay with them long"
Sir John-"I am going 10 a banquet myself That
fellow beat bad the other day, called Riley, and
Maidstone will be there but a fellow gets a bad name
mixing with horses with Missouri and Bullshead
ners."
Detroit who is under the weather. then whinnied:
" Oh, shut up There are so many Airshafts and
Ventators up at that end Of the stable l have got
the grip from the draughts. I have not been out
in four DAYS, so please give a rest
Eon will not race again till Sheepshead Bay. Bo-
lcro win get light physic and letup he will not
race for ten days All the horses In both stables
are in good racing order, except Detroit and BOero
both Of whom will have a letup.
Wyndham Walden worried Russell and Chatham IA
miles in 10 Ia The pace slow the first part
Of the distance but gradually increased and they
raced homo from the top Of the HILL Russell having
the best Of IL by a neck. The work considered
good. Mars and ST. Florian then given three
quarter spin. The last lveeighths done in Oo
g. Foran holding Mars safe the entire distance. Mars
will start tomorrow He should be at his best, with
out an excuse and true of his cnlibre can
be taken. 1 fancy that Mars s Joker and has been
stringng people into the belief that he is good
as the Saint.
Tournament showed quite lame after he warmed |
up for his race. II he should win In his present !
condition nc lie nothing short OF a wonder.
Many trainers are pleased at the unselhshness |
shown In regard TO some that were in the book
programme, the conditions of which changed
that certain horses could not walkover for them |
The attendance wanted to racing, not walkovers
They LIntnguante win them hands down with |
her mouth wide open. In the Throggs Neck Stakes |
to-day the Morris stable started two selling platers
one Of which $4,000 would not buy this spring at |
Brooklyn. The other is worth &c., 600 All the Others
were scratched except the Rancocas Stables entry,
Lima, the owner of which is partial TO selling races
1.-THE Pontiac affair Is a sweet memory, and Marcus
Daly's Prince Charming These had q hammer and
tOngs finish foc the third money-S1OO Both stables
should send a division 10 Gloucester where they |
could for money and pay less entrance |
However, IL TERRIER first LIntrguante second. |
After the Matt Byrnes run the price Of TeIrlner
up $4,000 All the trainers that paid forfeit and
scratched their horses pleased that the Morris
stable had won race, II has been in such hard |
luck all the spring.
In justice to the jockey James Mclaughlin and |
the garbled reports published about the McLewee |
stable, Mclaughlin says that he talked with no ono
and did not bring suit against McLewee; that many
Of the reports were lies and an injury to him Now |
that everything is settled II is hoped that the matter
10 dfuo fact