New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-31
!. FORT SCHUYLER STABLES.
SIXTH RACE-SELLING SWEEPSTAKES. TWO.
YFAR.OIDS SIX EITRIONGS.
A TRAINERS NOTES FROM THE TRACKS

A TRAINERS NOTES FROM THE TRACKS.
Gravesend MAY Bottle meeting is over and all
concerned glad of it, To-day gave the form players
another crosscounter which staggered them. Banquet
beat Eon and Riley won the Cup without struggle
The boys say that he could have won the Brook
dale easily, as he beat Banquet who beat Eon, who
beat Judge Morrow. Now, how is any man going TO
class these horses on their form seen thus far
Had Tenny started In the Cup would the result have
been direrent These the questions that will be
discussed Till the next racing puzzle comes out.
Every trainer says that his horses will do better
at Morris Park and that the all scarlet" will not be
seen in the front so often. But wyndham won the
last stake for twoyear-olds easily as he won the
Others and unless Byrnes or John Higgins has some
twoyearolds that are cracker Jacks Wyndham will win
the same proportion that he won at Gravesend.
The game is up as far racing Is concerned at the
big track at Monmouth this year. The hotel will be
completed and the contract work finished and things
put in shape for 1902, but boat has been chartered
to bring Mr. vankeuren and all his outfit to Jerome
Park tomorrow all the mules, harrows, scrapers and
the men employed by him. The people OF Monmouth
County are indignant, It means loss to them OF
100000. The farmers made their notes to come
due after the and held their hay crop to sell to
the racetrack people, but have 1t left their hands
this season. 1t is said that Mr. Withes has heard
that the decision Of the court in regard to the old law
is against the racetracks
There will be many improvements made at the old
saddebags' track and straightaway threequarers Is
talked to be made the south meadows TO finish
at the first turn But 1t seems too short time be-
fore the meeting opens complete it. But Monday
largo number of will be at work the stand, the
stables and the track
The war with the poolrooms viii be continued, as
Mr.. Withers the first to order the wires
taken out and to have the gates closed.
Unless peace is declared, it will be bitter fight.
J. S. Ferguson, the Western starter, IS at the St.
James Hotel and says that the meetings held at Lex
ington and Louisville the most successful ever
held in kentucky. Mr.. Ferguson has purchased the
imported horse Sir George, by Cremorne. He
frequent winner the English turf, and is an inbred
Sockwel. He will be sent Starter Ferguson's stock
farm in Kentucky this week.
Simon Magls, the three year-old son Of ST. Simon
and Wheel Of Fortune is In demand SIRE as he is
of the bestbred ones ever imported He is doing
well In his training, and will be raced American
breeders have sent agents to the other side to buy
good-bred sires that In frstclass company
the fact that the get OF Imp. St. Blase 100000
than the get of st. Simon, the leading sire in
England In 1890, Is waking up the breeders Ct this
country that strong outside their mares get
winners st. Floran Is another incentive that by
next spring one Of the winners OF classical
races In England Will be located In this country.
Sunday Is moving day, and now that the Monmouth
meeting Will be held at jerome Park, several Of the
larger stables VIII stable at the Westchester track for
the summer.
Gloucester will open on June and race every day,
and the Sebastopol Of New-Jersey, Gutenberg will
open July II the present plans of the big four are
carried out II viii please the residents Of Monmouth
County to hear this news