New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-28


Stuart has his lot ia good shape lie Is sons =, a..
with them. Picknicker is in some Vauao'e e . -. -,
Morris Park fall meeting. Louis mas pen. 49, ,rice
ing the get OF Spendthrift and usually se' cedy N
for his money Stockton IS Sienothrhe anu i'
.so~ ue {.
George Taylor at the track on sa'urul ha,ors
getting along slowly, and says 1t VIII DC noh~ .,
no win he able 10 ride. George has had MS sn"i' "
"a - ,his sooson Every one was patt!ng him OIL
N. hack in the spring. and later in the seaso' Vui
find no words bad enough to condemn ms TUNE, tart
on a good or a bad horse Billy Lakeahu, WI" -.
ably won some OF the valuable stakes at Ihe To-.
,,n. has hut two that are brcadwinners, WlhS IL
and Hoey the son Of Mr. Pickwiek and Hop COW .n"
the Oracle OF Brighton Beach thinks VIII er'l o a. ~.
n fair three-year-old. Little Jimmy MeOornhoA -
racing many OF his stcedt at present as ne - res
~, ho-ses after the great at Bunalo "hee Nv
won threequarters OF the races on the programme l
tmors win probably be the scene Of MS new sNiu ~
AS Tommy Doyle has been making plates WIN nus So
thom for McCormlck's horses SO they can ge' "ou"N
the , l., ..o salo
The wen.known stakc-winner. Amazon is III t'o ~.
list will no more. she is one o VIZ rcat
locking mares o. Ne turf, and sho"ia "'"'
matron. . -, roo only
7 w Rogers As not in the vein. as he has won Only
one race at this meeting 'Lamphghter Is sO1
colt but the race is before he gets rcaus W T.,
Another thing. Rogers has no regular IUVh'' o Sa,ur
n handicap TO any trainer with large stable. oh saw"
sav be eneaeed Taral 10 ride Senorbta ana hsih'o" "
ride Lanplghtcr. When Hamilton found ne was d nS'
10 have 10th mounts refused t. ride the t"o-Se'
and
pwyer) who sent word to Hamilton that ne woulu nav
70 ride the colt or not ride the remainder OF the meet
ing Celia is in splendid shape, but docs ho1 ' - W
her work There nothing n the reports tn~' i"sO'
has loft the employ OF S. s. Brown. , ~ 49,
John Hyland says thai he intends 10 entertain on w.
,onosit,ons offered for his services as steepechase
Jockey for the season Of 1892 His brother ~
know that he received from one TO twenty -
during the meeting at Jerome ralk asNs n ,dsr -
the jumping races His fame as cross,coun''S ruTr -
universal as messages from New-Orleans oalI LAM
CITY Montreal, Oshkosh and Pumb1echook' N D n9i
s getting ready for the wind-up with MS horSs' anu
trainer Of public stable or Hyland trains hoheS lo
-, dio.ron, owners) ever had good year as the
,ro,nar from the old ''sadde-bags'' track JACK Joye
will pick UP a few more horses IN thls Nicn,iS All" ,,
wind up at Baltimore and Washington, "hele ne wiz
ot,re and wait for the season OF 1892. He will pass e
time figuring the allowances chesapeake VIII get III '"'
purse races next year. . a., -, ,york as
John Higgins is contented with ms season WV -
his horses numbers have been run up of'eher Una" sio
q, any other stable and p. Lorlard Is greater "l""
through his betting than many owners VINO nav "On
stakes John is worried little. as he does not hio" o
can't imagine what the outcome VIII be Oh Su ,Ii" -
between two such famous turf generals as VIM" -
DAILY and Pierre Lorillard on the house-Dos' "U -
Tcdgo on the Indian River The other trainers thinh
that another Board OF Control Will be foneu- Oae
say that the Sage Of Hartford is now "eailhs 90 n
leather shoes and going to buy yacht. 'aVA
eor avs the shoes are a bluh; that DAILY is uyhs W
outstyle him, don't be surprised to see Oiu D"''
wearing a plug hat tomorrow ,
Matt Alien has his horses ready finish the campaign
of 1881 Matt has had a good year ana f. - adoi- Lew
SAWS he is satisfied, all others ought 10 De- 1ho
romses 70 he a strong one in 1892 and the owner VIII
avoid many mistakes which are likely to happen W rS
new beginner The yearlngs purchaser o' tne IN
ent sales have fulfilled every eXpccuuoh mus %
They are q grand and cannot be eHceilso coie00'
Iad Co,riron,s colts in Green Morrls's stable have
trained off, but are good.lookng Longfeo"s thao H. h"
Weir and Phil Dwyer. Both should make iar
Odds Huron the dsturber, is likely looking leilo"' O
Mr. Corrigan "a in heaps Of trouble HIS entries ao nv
accounted in the East and the Hawkins-Le"s oSrA oo
tnaton has knocked his game out at HnVthorhe far' %
the Lorillard Of the West as he was sVyieu III .no
Freeland is between the Devil and Howe huilmol VI
me deep sea. lie pays hf money ha 'aAoo MS -.
Fred Cebhard's stable IS high-priceo one "I'houo
,ood borso Canvass is the Nnkest KIND OF dlsappo'
ment hut horse worked we'll as he dd th' ps
+. worth giving chance Warpath Is ouU OF s mor,
d has chance to redeem himself that account he
is another argument favor Of hvepounu allowance i
o,dince IT NAV prevent Wsrwicks from breeuihs
ouitters although there was on allowance "hen a
was racing Mr.. Gebhards yearnnes are soOu O' =.
be NAV get the sensational twoyearoid Oh lo'- o " ~
ne &c n liberal buver and his success would De popudl'
M rn stable should be in the racing OF 1877
os all the colts and Allies in the two-yeerolu ulNl W
great speed and average stayers. AocIU O'Op az
to win several races with them oeiore INC ' y.
Tournament nav race in his hve-yearolu iorn' AZ 10
nifty such splendid specimen Of racehorse shouu h@'o
gone wrong but It will be long time before MS
old races will be forgotten ,
BYRON McClelland has his horses In goou shapc o"u
nrowen PROMISES to make grand three-year-od as nc
$50 and has the three principal qualities Of race
borsespeed speed speed Bermuda is as SOUND as whcn
be began his racing this spring and is consistent all OF ms
races being good The breakdown OF the grea' hS
salie McCleand was reported in the notes.
"Snipn Donovan will try TO worry along Dy "lhiihs
nurses with wah Jim and Sir George, whose name shoud
be changed as many people bet the counterfeit hat ran
under tina: name Saturday thinking they were Detts
on Pusfers Sir George The Board OF Contro souu She
rule compelling nomnators to give names 10 Ineir e
tries and that two horses should not have the same name
as everybody carry guide or the sudoooK WIN
him In the races regard TO naming colts when en-
tered pebaps breeder and member Of The board cannot
think OF appropriate for them How would hese
suit some Of them Shortstop, ouickstop Sue'toStop
Quarterstop, Hslfstop and WeAnStOp.
The great Belmont breakingup safe VIII IRA" buyers
from all quarters Of globe where racing is carried on
Australia will be represented as the agent Of one breeder
has arrived at Francisco and wants young mares by
st. Blaise and other Belmont sires
The old Hoffman House Stable is empty. 1t Is said
,hot Il will he torn down. 1t famous resort for
borsenen Dan Mace, the greatest of trotting-horse
trainers kept It years KNAPP Mccarthy took his hst
lessons in Craftsmanship hce did John Croker VINO was
known as Cooler" few remain Of the old'timers
that made It their headquarters John Croker has gone 70
tho UeideburR of racing finish his education which Is
csmplcte and only requires Chicago polish which Garfield
Park alone give IT,
nThe Chicago Tribune" says that Colonel Clark rules
men of winning If that So the delegate from
C1non can race forever unless the 123 books give out
then John will meander back the heights Of Guttenbug
The innovation stakes by the Saratoga Association
is received with by the majority OF trainers as VIII
do away with the nightmare OF moderate owners-the
forfeit list.
THE PROGRAMME AT GRAVESEND.
FIRST RACEA sweepstakes of $50 each, for threeyear-
ODDS and upward that have and not won at this
with a added, which