New-York tribune., 1891-10-15

stable next but win have horses OF greater calbe
He said he would not buy any more yearlngs and
would rather pay some for his time and trouble
and buy twoyear-olds that could win and
were made horses. He paid 5000 for Johnny
Heckscher and won more money with him than he did
with $4,000 worth Of yearlngs that he developed him
self. Another thing he says that trainer has all he
attend TO 10 train his horses and not be bothered
by the smaller details incidental 10 q training racing
stable and TINT he would have man 10 attend 20 such
matters. His stable has more than paid expenses with
the money won in and his horses have run con-
sstenty all summer. They are as sound as can be
and In good flesh and 1T TO and campaign for
months vostibale has large splint Just below the
knee. which prevents him from showing his true form
The chances are he will be a crack sprinter in 1892.
Johnny Higgins deserves great credit for the perform
anoe OF the horses in the Rancocas Stable and his
brother trainers look up to him as the leader OF the
1873 division.
W. II. Sands will dispose Of five of his lot and
Byron McCleland will sell number of his that have
performed well in races.
The McLewee Stable has a number that Will be dis
posed Of later. Allen has now thirty horses in his
charge counting his yearngs. He that he wants
only the good ones II they are sold he will have
all the colts gelded that he handle and train
them easier as he can turn two three into pad
dock together where he has 70 have separate ones at
present.
Green Morris will race Of his horses until ate
in the season he has had a good year and does not
kick He will have a fair lot to start In with IN the
spring, and says that he will be with them ir the
spring stakes Many trainers think they made mis-
take in not having their horses further advanced IN
their training last spring Wyndham Walden secured
the Hons share Of the money on account of oeihg eau
The boys forget that his resources are greater tan
theirs and that he had thrty-six yearllngs 10 draw
from and has unlimited capital back Of him. He also
trains in Maryland and has private track With every
t Ladh haff
John Hyland will take a section OF his staO@ 10
Baltimore Hoodum is in the lot, the Baltimoreans
will have a chance to see Count Gideon, the owner OF
/ the sensational two-year-oh OF 1891 II the Couh'
would only take His Highness along he would nave
the ctv at his mercy John Mackey, manager Oh MI
| Hacgn's ranch was at Hylands stable To-Day 10 see
Irdvrie a son OF Bavaria By Darebin, and remained SO
long in his box that he was late for the ulher VIM"
Hvland invited him 10 eat. He stn says that Dareo
will sire the sensational horse OF the age ana he na
has several owners that are Of the same opinion I'
chances are that several Of the Belmont mares wiz
20 70 the Pacific slope and there is wee chahce Una
ST. Blsse will go in the same direcuoh' a. s''iio'
with great reputation is needed there. 80
The Burridge Brothers are game turfmeh anu VIII WIZ
try another round with the boys in 1889 1hey nave
several promising yearlings in their stable.
Frank NcCabe said to-day that he never spoke u
Mr. W1thers in his life and was surprised ao ''e -
mort that he was TO train the Nithers HORSES HeA
year II, .. 8,
Foxhall Keene said to-day that he would star' Il
right next year. and that be thought he had far stao
10 begin with He is pleased 10 see the opehdIInItu mn
doing 80 we'll and says the old horse Is geDvins r,
coIts than ever before. one tmhg certain
colt by him out Of an imported mare won races WIN
out exception. A., ., %. bis season II,
doesn't believe in winter racing, hut may take ul5 "a
II now that ral OF the larger stabieS arr y ,,,
~ tbe winter tracks. Tennys legs look rsl-Idte pL
are mucb swollen and 1t Will take some time LOT Ula I
to regain their former appearance. snip Is "e'
| satisfied with him.