New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-04

Potomac and Moriden all in grea. fettle the
money.
They will arrive Sunday. Boyle & Lttcned. John
Higgins with the Rancocas lot George and Chester
W. Chaplin all stabbed here
The Jerome Park track is in better condition than
before. The old grand stand has been renovated and
cleaned up and is in good condition AZ It Is possible
TO make IT, The lawn looks a. well as ever The bet
ting ring is all right ard J. y. Kirk viii have charge
Of the mutual betting Mr. Croft is working like beaver
to have everything systematically All Will DO
ready when the gates opened but the contrast between
the tracks Monmouth and jerome must have made Mr.
withers sad he walked about Jerome to-day. Nelson
Vfepigue Will cater to the wants OF the patrons OF
Jerome They will hot dinners, but will have
the best the market affords ian the OF cold uncheons.
The facilities that they could
do justice to their patrons II they tried hot
meals. Mr.. Villepgue will have charge jerome.
Hyland Is quarteTed at this track with his in
superb condition. D. Gideon spends large portion OF
his time about the stable w. II. Sands there to-
day. The stable has many visitors and John Hyland,
the trainer makes 1t pleasant for all who call.
L. y. Rose has his lot here and eXpects'to win his
share Of the money His horses look wonderfully well,
considering the amount Of racing they have done Wal
ter ready with Equimau and his twoyearOds
There I'm the neshborhood 600 head Of horses the
track Edward Wall has j. e. McDonsd's horses here.
and should brackets The boys not fairly set
tied yet and many hope that the racing at Jerome will
not last long and that they will race over the long
stretches at Monmouth The advocates Of circular tracks
are between at the present time and the cry
that tho races could be advantage is stled
forever.
The Ocean Stakes will be the OF the n IL does
not rain The is In perfect condition to make
fast time as human skill make it, Kingston has
shown again that he is of the greatest horses
that ever appeared on the turf any up his
limit He has made every horse he has raced with this
year look as II he not worth two dollars,
with the exception Of Riley, who beat him over
q track that was unsuited to him, but in the
with Tam horse tbatb has
shown that he has great flight Of speed and IT,
His best 1ace in the match with Salvador the horse
that never met Kingston in race but he beat Tenny
a head at IL miles in 05 that marvel.
Salvador each quarter in TWENTY-FIVE seconds Tenny
as good condition he ever was in his life is per-
fecty 70 him the mile SHOULD be in 3s.
To do that the brown sides Of Kingston will surely feel
the whip and steel. With rain the Of this
vicinity will see the greatest for the
Of money that can be anywhere in the world.
Tcnnvs work OF Yesterday furnished subject
boys talk about to-day There were but few who
the work and they practical horsemen All agreed
that it was great move and the opinions OF the trainers
divided the majority favorng Kingston at any odds
had the pleasure to-day seeing John A. Morrlss i'm
portatoD Of yeaTngs Mr. Morris has thirteen mares bred
in the purple in England stned to The best sres
in that country He means to get the best and II the
blood Of he choicest English sircs crossed on American
mares succeed and at the same time
improve the breed of American acehorses 1t is not gen
orally known that bred is the dam Of
the best twOyear-oldS in England IL IL So
Bouthier, by The Trappis dam Mirth is the colt. An
other feetthe and daughters OF imported sres
winning majority Of rich stakes, and the winner
OF the Eclipse at Morris Park Tammsny, by Iroquo
he by Imp bennington. Tammany's dam TUllahona.
by Imp. Great Tom which is pretty close TO imported
blood all around But Morris yearlings. The pick
Of the bay colt by Ga!opn, dam Jennie b. He Is
one grandest yearlngs in existence While he i
not as large Mr. Reeds Round Dance colt he Is as per
fecty proportional as il possible to have colt He
stands about Il 2l2 as near as could Judge. He is
deep mahoganybay color with black points His head
is model with wide forehead, marked with star, the
only white spot on His muz2e gradually He has
wide nosi and wide in the throttle His ears are the
only points that be criticised They inclined to be
what are called lCp ears" His head Is perfectly Sc; oil
neck that would please any adnTer Of horses Ills
shoulders are Of the best being ObqLe with great depth
His wthers run well back " enc OF the best moo pieces
aver seen He is well coupled, with a good loln and
sUlendidy developed stiles. HIS legs are feature III
themselves His forelePs great forearm, with
good long muscle, cannons Of medium length WIN
creat hone His ankles stout with strong pestefns
and perfect feature that is much needd III theSe
DAYS Of hurst feet His hind would be accepted by
any horseman his hOcBs are very strong IL mas
rcod length from point his hip 20 his hooks his can
mons behind being very good, are his pastens
There are in the same paddock Others that were
imported both chesnuts by Royal Hampton and the
other by Springfield both Of which would be deserted as
stars But the OF Gaopin in the zane lot KNOCKS
mans descriptive powers endwise. There is hlV
that came over at time in another paddock that
Ia a beauty She is by the great Irish
horse Barealdine. standing at Newmarket. Eng
land She should certainly Eareadine is one
OF the wonders Of the thoroughbred breed oil horses
Standing scant l6 hands he gifths SO inches or seven
feet two inches He nine inches around MS
cannon bones just teow the knee. Hosemen can form
some idea Of what kind Of horse he Is. write about
these colts so will know Just what kind OF
colts they will have to 90 against next year