New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-01

e'4pe ana may start IN the onnibus N q, do,n, a,.t
starts De troublesome Wheh sne
Louis Stuart had out Tristan and STOCKTON and seve
Sien sun e'iloD Of milo and an e,gbtb poth are
looking and doing well PiekrI.h en. -
from his race OF yesteday s.u,r,,s o,.s dId
Moderate WORK. '"VSeA1o ~
Snip Donovan, Mr.. Puisits,,s ,,,,,.. Rod his IN,
OUT ana gave them slow work. The two roar ola ousrer
master was good colt this sr,jn, "a - - ,,s,
lie looked as II he would be stavsr h, - hrevv ont a
spiht and has had LONG len, lie f
one OF the improving Kind and hi, first two
Nm iaoes must not be taken his true class. lie
VIII run green and awkward Their. Z. ,o.hinr Ike a
race TO educate colt. After that roo, on, 70, him
"'h 'lm' inc COOK, is the proudest Cbnoman on the
Track since his namesake The other trainers that
M Chlhese cooks will have put I'D with pouuck
unless they name horse apiece arc, tnosr cooks
o"eu 1iey eee stuek they might prevail on Mr. wthers
TO help them out.
D. W. Rogers 5. S. Browns trainer. he'd all Of his
horses OUT. put did nothing fast witt, them The old
favorite Senorita is doing splondtdv
KNAPP Mccarthy, trainer OF the yv,.S .., q IN
uhe move nom early morn TIL late in the dov with his
Dig sta0e' He has good material They au look well
ana every one OF them has speed He is winning some
races win MS horses now. and with an even break
should win many more before the season closes
Eph Snedeker Is under the weather NTH chest
trouble, but with the sunshine bsck onc. ro no will
soon round TO- His horses are in great form, and run
true. Riot and Sleipner useful pair OF bread
winners.
Burgess, trainer for George Forbes. IS smiling and
happy as his horses are doing all that IS asked OF them
Arab, Register and ROcquefort Are N and ,o,dv 90
Burgess takes it easy.
Charles Sanders. who trains a public stable spends
his time nursing that useful horse Long Dance but
Charley has fifteen others in his stable including "Pa,a
Nelson's Potentate. That is enough to keep one nan
busy.
Matt Byrses. who trains for Marcus DAILY is getting
ready for the Junior Champion Stakes and has fair
chance with Tsmmany and Sir Matthew Flr.nzi is fast
coming round and may appear in the Champion Stakes
Montana Is doing good work. He looks as IL he i'm
proves the season advances. Imp. Inverness will
soon the flag. lie does good work.
Allen has broken The McIewee yearlings and will know
how good they are this year before the snow nes lie
has made a system and has two boys and one man
with three yearlings. They are out twice day and
handled just the tho horses training, they
will be ready when the time comes to try them.
Charles Reed, who Is known all the turf world
a man who, when he sells anything public sale, lets
it 90 1t only brings dollar IS dispeased
the horses that sold at his have run his
name The only authorized to in his name
walcott Mclaughlin had cOlOrs, aud, through the
courtesy Of Mr.. Reed IN his coors and In his
name When Mr.. Reed sells anything IL is sold and on:
OF his hands when the hammer drops
Nellie BLY, is fast recovering from her injury. She
have stepped on stone the injury in her
foot. IL would be serious loss r. Mr.. Mcdonald II
II he should lose the use OF his game little mare.
The great match Is for tomorrow between
Tenny and Longstreet and the opinions Of the different
trainers equally divided While all the trainers
from Sheepshead Bay for Longstreet a the
Morris Park trainers for Tenny by a big majority.
Tenny keyed up concert pitch for the race and
did not need much work when II was postponed He
was worked yesterday morning mile IN 40. The track
was heavy and holding, and such going is much
work a. a mile and quarter dry fast track. So
Tenny is in shape and said before IN this column
ready 10 duplicate his with Salvador in the great
shscpshead Bay Longstrect good siful
training can him. his work OF yesterday showed
To-day he acts and looks II he had not been out OF
the stable. His has every confidence in him. and
he will 90 the post carrying large amount o money.
To persons who drive the track IL should be known
that the roads in better condition Tonight
the track Is almost entirely dry and with the finishing
touches that Superintendent German puts IL in the
morning it will be fast not faster than before
OF course trainers will kick but this time they seem to
be right The hedges that grow about the jumps hide
the timing posts which half big high enough
at Jerome Park. Why not put IN new ones that have
some size like those at Morris Partl