New-York tribune., 1891-10-16
TRAINERS NOTES FROM THE TRACKS

Norrs PARK Oct 15-The so-caued Legitimate racing
is over. f Dwyer's stable heads the i't Oh W'nns
stables this wear With $4,000 large amount Tor any
stable 70 win in a season. His horses were OF moderate
caibr with tho exception Of Longsreet kingston race
land and PotomIc. they have been CONSISTENT anu
raced Tor the money every time they Were out Inc
t,be that furnished most n-andout running Is te
G 4 H. Morris stable. This stable was con-
sdered nvincble the spring. as every morse vas
III and IL nearly swept the board at the BROOKLYN n'eV
ing But went all pieces over the hills and valleys
NJ the Westchester track The McLeWce stADe i one
~ rbe leading suobes in the winners. The stabe
was in great shape the spring and the iastest her
seen in many a day Clarendon was considered be ue'
one IN H. but he went pieces in the Metropolitan
HAndicap This 7tnble furnished one OF the sensations
q, the ve,r when san Juan pulled 70 let Rey del Ry
win and put the stewards in such fix that the entire
rating yor laughed for week az their efforts 70 uhIa'e
the tanrle IL got YoriSville Belle probably the
best two-yearod flly ever seen on the American tu Il
owned b. The McLewee stable
D. Cdeons horses have some Of the most vHluao
stakes Of the year. Hghness by odds IL the best
TWO vear.od colt of the year As Count Gideon ln'@nas
70 race at Baltimore and Washington his winnings Tor ue
year shord be over $1,000 900 IN stakes and purses
p j. Dwyer have had fair season notWithstanu-
ing the failure dude horse Bolero who went wrong
when he At win. Eon was the star OF the sU''s
but was retired 90 in the stud.
rrc,ns managed the Rancocas Stable well and had
his horses in such good shape all he time that they were
nlaced larger number Of times than those % any oe
sabe racing during Legitimate season Mr. LoriaIa
next year smaller but will contain the oes' ta'
money can buy , 49,, A..
IT pnlsifers stable started by winning the first
ureat handicap run with Ienny ana II ooAeo a.
- 4ho svavbacked colt would be the sensational horse OF
49, 80 INIT the Metopolitan HanClcap settled his chances
for doing himself trainer justice FOR the season. me
otber horses in the stable were on the SICK st al ue
early part year. but when snip got them IN sn'p
they made up FOR lost tnne' -eA'J va" " ~ " VIZ
ing cards for 1892.
J. w. Rogers had to make the best OF lot OF poor
material and s : Browns horses were not ss pronlh nj
as In former years ,
n u wtthers's stable furnished cigar ana peHumefy
=. 10 ,ba bookies all summer. Many of them regret
"a. ,bo sa4e OF Brockdale viii no. race az The winter
,rocrs A. they SAY you can't cet 700 mu'h oI goa
,hing However every true lover OF the tuH wonld
IKE TO see Mr.. withers wei up with the ea1ns
no,s a. he has the true love Of racing and i Tea-y
80 h.s, friend Of Jockeys and trainers on the tu to-day
robo Hunters stable furnished but on winner during
the season Dagonct colt y Ir mont lie j. d '''
s,stant performer and his victory to-day p'fe7 " W
=, yr,,b the Grst-cacs two-year-olds Of 1871 VIM
ro,ono~ s,o,veA Mr. Hunter his qualities. he qule0I'
,Ir,ed OF 70 Kentucky and purchased three IFeIno4@
20, ~ 900 one Of which worked the fastest tf1 ''As
Plncus ever saw in his ne ...
pvron McC1eand Is Of the shfe WIDEST OF American
- ra always mas one o. Two hgh-c!ass perform
- a, h,s stabl. He sold several Of his horses to-day
and returns 20 Lexington on FRIDAY win hlie D''e ~
h.o hank account James C'alway's Pr a1heSN S'aDi'
~ ,,t in winning form, and had bad year I-u
-. 49,, .r,tnar severed his connection with the stable
todav and NJ Galway VIII find IL difficult to replace MN
a. he ,ras capable and discreet FeaHes could be ouna
at any hour day night 81 his et@Di-' II "aA
vlsb "a 90 and re and Mr. GALWAY part The oest' o'
friends. - , .,. ,-,--
1,r~o Morrss stable has won IT, shan o. Vh. meiey
this wear. strammeath winning the gfe'Vf pS'' OF IT,
Judee Mor-ov vas the direct couse oi Garrison S',pen-
and brought the honesty of other !'y~''1 - 90 q, ~
Huron was another OF the sensations oI ~'e y'@'' ~
not over vet a. tne ease viii be tried Ia one oi 'e oo-
In this city some time in coming winter -.
The ma orty OF the horses in the above s1oes W" Ho'
! race during the winter. ..
The racing TO-DAY was Of the ordinary class eNeepAns
the wa plains handicap and unsatisfactory o"
-'A''' "a .aeocd hor.os There
all but the Of the Arst ana secOhu HoL--- -