New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-14
A TRAINERS NOTES FROM THE TRACKS.

A TRAINERS NOTES FROM THE TRACKS.
Morris Park, Aug. 13-The weather cooler this
morning and all the horses worked "Knap' Nc
earthly has no rest. His stable is too much for
10 train He has twenty-five horses work every day
'Knap" twelve horses that will do, but the other
thirteen desdwood present He will be reioiced
Wthes his sale OF horses In training
The Cadence and Uproar In good shape this
morning Both worked strong and id half in fifty
seconds The Others given strong galops with a
breather through the stretch.
Allen had the McIeweo lot out they did moderate
work The stable look better than almost any
horses in training work Yorkvile Belle could
run as fast liked this morning and did half In 5o2
seconds undeE pull. Rey del Rey works well as ever
be did in his life. like ready money and mile
In "A is e,ty for him. san Juan went an easy
gallon seven eighths in 35 Fred Lee is doing strong
work.
The Reed FLIES Reilly and Annie show great speed.
Allen is sweet them and looks TO win good races with
them this fall. Mr.. McLewee only their running
qualities. Clarendon be all right. He IS doing
regular work again Allen three splendid yearlings
in his lot and all have racing eetion
Saturday day and all the great Two and three
year old stakes close for foals Of 1890
Fph snedeker had this morning and let them
step along little The Brta colt. which little Monahan
fell to from yesterday. jumped on his quarter
cutting nearly Of which caused him TO stumble ana
almost fall down. This real of the accl-
dent Seipner and Riot two good bread winners
The latter is what oid-time trainers call tease No
him gets up his throastch and doesn't try to get BY
but stays right there till his opponent 10 quit
So Riot is hard beat. The Kalua colt will Co.
although he is still a maiden.
Jimmy Mclaughlin sends his horses over To the Sound
and lets them and the salt water and mud along the
shore Jimmy will surely make success Of training
The two-yearold FLY is improving and does her
haafmie up the backstretch in 81 seconds
Burgess who trains for George Forbes, had out AaD.
Rocauefort and Register worked two-minute gait
with them Burgess believer in traek-burning
trials He is of the easiest trainers to ma on 1e
track as he is always about his stable
j. W. Rogers is giving Senorita two-minute spufes' mu
n orscleinq her up for stiff work She looks big now,
but when she had been lame three weeks she was peft
frame She was thin that she couldn't cast shadow
Lamplighter and Pckpocke work threequarters IN Il1
steadily without urging five fuIiongs
with light weight May Win is an easy horse to work.
He seems 20 hold his form.
John Higgins the Lorllard horses In great shape
and in their races they always close n the front Many
Of his horses have just rounded from the disease that
was prevalent this spring Some Of his horses couu not
be worked for weeks Several OF them are Oh the Sa'
list .-
Jim Murphy the trainer. has begun to press
his lot He worked two twoyearolds this morning three
quarters in IL Murphy Will let the bookles kho" ne
Is here before the meeting is over
een r. Morris is booked return TO Saratoga ;ornor-
row and nav not return till sheepshead Bay meeting
opens Phil Dryer and Lew Weir are gocd'ookins coIs'
move well in their and should win in far company
John H. Morris had out his lot Bashford one Of the
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as Craeksnan but stronger in the legs lie mas
an easy way Of going does quarter in "a seconds
when he appears be going twonhnute eait ha7hou
is in Ignite and Miss Knott are fair loCRef' OuV
not been worked best since their arrival al
this track.
wyndhsm Walden had the j. A. & ~ H. Morris horses
out and did strong work with them Russell LOOKS
he did this spring is little higher in flesh lio
seems TO speed, and goes strong and feoiue
the last aveeigbths Of move I'm 0j. Eeckon's races
show for her She Il tougher than pine KNOB
ST. FioFan regular work. and 40 any time can 90
threequalter 10 easily. Georgia is on tho complain
Ing list but faster piece Of horsfhesh seldom seen All
bulaDce should within week, she has nearly re-
! covered from her laneness
Charles Sanders split NJ his stable and sent some Of
his steeds the track on the hill. POtentae has been
doing good work and Papa Nelson visits hi box seVera
times day. When the day for ue good thing 20
come Of watch Papa" II should not 90 through he
VIII raise the price Of PIE to get even
Jacob Pineus hao all Of HE out English Lady doing
good work Her distance the vicinity Of mile she
that distance cracking pace and :4S IS only
for her Many trainers that she Is not up 70
weight but With lO5 there1bouts she Is dead IN IT,
DaQonet is in grand shape. lie J., iast all know lie
! runs straight biz aud work Is EASILY
placed and rates quarters % seconds With an artist
ike Garrison in the saddle, he hard colt q beat
The annOuncemnt IN these notes Yesterday that There
declaration in tie ohce Of the Coney Island Jockey
| Club Of the colt Huron for the Futurity set
most Of the trainer, at 10th tracks talking.
General Jackson, Of the Belle Stud, at the
track to-day and said that neither he his agent auof'
ca the declaration course no one doubted the
Generals word but the declaration Is there just the same
and the decision in regard will be Of much interest
| 10 many hor-cmen.
Matt Byrnes Days trainer his lot in great
sete Sir Matthew - Ike piece % seaskin and has
I,ok in for the FututY. Tammany does fair workhree-
quarters in IOi2. Silver Fox nearly the same
match Montanas curb Is getting better every day ono
imported Inverness is doRg splendidy. The latter WI
stat az shrenshead Bay He does take kindly u TIE
downhiu part the track, but the fiat and up The
.ckstfech he is there Byfnes says that the Queen,
sirenz wa never better condition With such race
a. che Champion stakes in her viii be hard 10 beat
There &c chance she and Longstreet VIII meet AZ
H. miles over good track. What betting race 1t would
-, Pvres went 20 Monmouth 70 his yesrings do
,o, hpt when he arrived the track It wa Of
mud and unit work over
Ti,tle Monshan came from fonhers, not Brooklyn HIS
49,, ~ dead and MS father Just out Of the hospital
me funeral expenses viii be paid from the Fund for
n.sahld Jockey. when any Jockey II Injured OF Ie-
-, assistance from the fund, written application 10
wg vosburg will be promptly attended TO-
JACK" Joyner uaas Chesapeake Will not race I'LL