New-York tribune., 1891-10-16

mas been dissatisfaction about the
the chute at Morris Park all the circular
In the country Murphy said that the delay
a. the post huTt his chances but the ostng and crowdng
settled them completely The cause OF the long dlay
was the Mimi colt. Of the meanestactng brutes
sent to the post The angle at the finish lot Of
trouble for the judges 1t needs chappe with glass
In his eye b gauge IL properly don't you know,
and Cooael Simmons Is not chappie BY any
means Next the fence will be set in as described
in these notes. and there WIN be no angle. Mr.. Morris
SAID to-day that he would the hill awey. lie
knew that American horses no: run over IT, but he
would breed some that could, the public walt
Tor four years 70 good racing Morris PARK. lie
Ssa @ LongsiIeet was the best horse IN this country
81 ne ran mile over the hill In / AZ. When asked
that wouldn't Go in England he said: "Oh time is
nothing They never pay any attention to time In Eng
and"
1t k said that there will be another track next year.
ana that Of the big four would opposition during
ts meeting. The track will on Long Island and is
eaay except the buildings, and the plans made for
them.
There Is large Of Kentuckians in city
the sales W. S. Barnes. Milton Young and Colonel Zeke
Cay OF the Runnymede Farm, the track to-day.
Genera Sanford. OF Amsterdam, " Y. IS here attend
me sale Of the Belmont stud. California well repre-
scented and It looks California or would get
st. Bsse although the Duchess Of Montrose is said to
nave an sscni in the city.
The buyers have begun TO arrive for the great
beimOnt SALE and from present appearances it Will be
the greatest ever held N this country every one
lot Of worn-out broodmares. The yearings and
WeanDnSs are what the trainers and race-goer'
want - know the most about. The yearngs
are as grand lot went under the auctloneer
hammer In any country, and Rowe was right when
ne SAID on his return from the land Of the blue
mat IL was hard matter 10 pick ont the best look
Ing ones. They will be sold at the TattcrSalps
sale building, Fffyfthst. and Seventh-ave the brood
mares and weanings at the Hunts Point stables.
Ihe star OF the sale, -. Blaise. has reputation as
IacehOrse and sire all the racing world, and
Il Is now conceded by many Of the leading English
breeders that he IS by all odds the best Of the
great Hermit That he was great racehOrse is now
aeknowedsed by the majority of English trainers, and
they add that no never had a chance To show how
good lie really was sammy LOates leading jockey
horses that are called good ones were stone
short OF being good st. Blaise. That he
can get stdyers Potomac proved 10 the satisfaction
OF every unpreJudiced person and he transmits the
most essential quality Of racehorse 10 all his get
that Is great speed With all the wealth the late Mr.
Eelinont possessed ST. BlaiSe will perpetuate his
memory longer than any act Of the best friend racing
ever had in this or any other country, and when in
the near future American bred horse sweep, every
thing bcf1r. him the English turf. repeating the
trumphS IrQquOs and FOxhalI his pedigree will
trace directly 10 August BelmOntS impOratiOns. The
benefit 10 American horses Of every class through the
imported sires 10 be sold this week cannot be est-
mated. Buyers should make early applications for
seats as a number Will be reserved for them.
THE WINNERS AT MORRIS AND JEROME PARKS
The autumn meeting OF the New-York Jockey Club
ended yesterday, having continued thirteen days OF which