New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-05
A TRAINERS NOTES FROM THE TRACKS.

Morris Park Aug 4.-Tcnny shows the effects oil ms
race on Saturday, and is sore in ooth ShAieS' ~
take several days get him back to MS iorh' on'P
Donovan MI Pulsifers trainer says that the hih o',
the tar ont Of any good horse with weight as he runs
at such terrible clip hill to the nnish' SO it looms
as II the match for Saturday is Oh
Loncstreet is in much the same condition as I@hy
1t looks as II he strained Igamont in his of forees Du
the swelling has gone down He is st sore, and a. MI
DIVER said to-day when he saw him. II wouid I@ wv
or three days before he could tell whether TO start m
or not for time. Mr. DwyT san OhaI nv w
never again start good horse over the hill at west
chester but would willingly at Jerome PARK Inc
latest proposal by the Monmouth ParH management
Is race at 3-16 miles or lie miles between LoH9IeeO
and Kingston with Bergen on one ana hahiIV'' vi Wv
other and let the public which Is the better OF o
,yo Mr. DIVER would give decided answer as ne
did not know what condition Lon2street Woulu Do
Another thing he said that with such goou ocAe'S Iu
ing it would be that would do up Dorh hof"s' as
neither Jockey would quit riding TIL the winning post
ras ,,ssad Mr. Dwyer said that he would like to run
Kingston race against Firenz distance Il niles open
To all corners. good day and track or "ouiu run Lung
street against the mare at Jerome ~ mics 20 rioo
chance for some sensational racing before the meet
ing ,,,,.5 . I.
The owners and trainers alike are delighted 10 near
that Mr. Morris thinking Of making track thaI VIII
cave out the hill Snip Donovan says thaI Win INC
nm awav IL would be track OF all tracks, a. the man
o,n, do evervth!ng possible TO make it pleasant Tor
traper. The first Snip SAYS (and all Vhe o'her
trainers say same thing Is 700 shafP IN lac' - i
than the turns on many hali-mle uachs' WIN gnu
vide ,rn AID long stretches the improved track wouu
40 .rv with the s2foot lap and from the judges STAND
hack To the judges stand would be mile ana an G2Hu
Rogers saws that hill is bar 70 all eoou hoia anu
no matter how good shoulder and pattern morse may
have no cannot run more or three races over
th vott.rno.n He too would ike TO the first turn
lea, sharp He locks at senoha during the conversation
and shakes his head.
Louis Stuart a trainer that is noted for his sound
Judgment is an evowed enemy Of the hill He prefaces
for
Morris Park and then says that almost every stable that
had hghclsss horses in the spring has reason 70 oe'
that hill. He then shows you Tristan VINO Npt1fe1 q
muscle in the 1h-rile which ECn Won Iris-aa's
injury his hind leg and no sooner does he get
ready TO do good than the injured muscle sIecIs
hiI6 With a without the hill stuart says uat
all the sensational racing would be done at MOTIFS FarH
John Higgins says that he has no star performers III
MS stable, but such he has don't ike the hi lie
also says that the first turn Is too sharp
Matt Byines said that he would Ike TO run flfen1 a'
Morris Park there. ana cOulo not
or would down the hill. With track IKE
Sheepshesd the Westcheser track would be The mo
track a! the country.
The ebove remarks sentiments Of trainer
on the track NJ. F. Dwyer says that with level track
,hee would have great run over it this
summer any track in the history OF racing ou
owners were going TO chances with good horses
as they hard 70 get The new track IL the prh
cipa topic both and trainers since the pro-
posed plan printed in The Tribune.
and the trainers took advantage Most Of the Work
done out OF chute Flrenzl given good strong
vork this morning freely she wa
not all out did reel OF quarter Of mile in hef
work in twenyour seconds which shows that the queen
has her speed Matt intends to her pint before she
gets quart will give her careful preparation - meet
be cracks OF the turf this ana Sheepshesd Bay meet
ing None OF the horses that stabbed here did any
fss. work.
John Higgins well-known trainer, surprised himself
and friends by getting into quarrel with rubber that ne
dcbareed over The rubber had some trouble
ut, the cooks and night determined to get even
,,h Thorn He took a club and, TO the expression OF
be stable boys drove all the niggrs out Of the sleeping
attached 20 the Kitchen into the cool night air, with
mt seant cotning to cover their nskednes The poor
,v ted the Westcheeter mosquitoes all night Higgins
cd the rubber next morning and the darkeys took
ont warrant for his arrest lie was taken ihto cu'toay
rodsv He met Huggins while on the way - the town
au at westchester. Some words passed, anu ~ '-,u
,1,os a vile name Higgins graspcd mis- umbrella with
~ hond and byoke Il over the rubbers head cutting