New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-09
A TRAINERS NOTES FROM THE TRACKS.

No,rs PARK Oct. s-The track was a sea OF mud anu
but little work done and that was OF Ihe CIV"
lust enough 70 keep the horses on their Ieto- jam ivy
nor looked over his account and walked 70 Ches
neakes box and had interview with tne chsinpon
rrse winner with the result that the useful son OF o.
BaIse and susQuehanna will be turned OUT un'l neN
sprnp He has been one OF the most CONSISTENCY peroi
ers OF the great inandout year OF 1871 he IL % ouiu
az Snanish miled dollar, and should win many races Ill
h nrng ~ 1892 rs he receives all kinds Of allowances
Eoero will be fired this week.
Potomac's leg is much improved He Is running ou'
at Red Bank Longstree is on the same farn ana looks
cood The chances favor Of his being SOUND next
year. -, 49,. =.
Imported Inverness Mascot Lottery and me sstcr 10
Pickncker are shifting the Chinook zephyrs on he Montana
ranch of Marcus DAILY. Montana is in good form JUST
now but will have hard time OF 1t TO win the HICKORY
Stakes He could do himself justice over the Brook
lvn track as It was cuppy and he could not run at MS
best over it. Sir Matthew Tammany and Sheloarh are
doing regular work. Firenh will go to Baltimore II
nothing happens to In the meantime She is In good
and there is chance that she VIII start oeIoe INC
Morris Park meeting is over.
Pierre Iorilard offered Byron McCleland $4,000 for
Bermuda and Leonawell, but Byron refused lie eoiu
LeOnawell Orlando Jones Co. for S9OOo 'oes loa'
81 600 ON him Mount Vernon Stakes today Which
makes him an expensive colt He is good colt but NOT
up to St. Florans class lie was beaten Tor the pace
by the splendid riding OF Tsra Actor. St Carolus
viii hold many of the crack two-yearods safe in their
form, he great race to-day on uaCh
that was unsuitable to him in every way.
The Shark in j. w. Rogerss stable, is sick colt He
was all right night but when his box was opened this
morning he stiff in every Joint.
Tournament will be turned out for year as he Is heu-
matte and needs rest He will be given every chance
to round TO- and may yet show the public what sir
Modred do when fit and we'll Lvonia VIII be turned
out. She is good game mare. and ran a mile In ~
as twoyear.old which shows she is slayer when right
Eote. her traner-and he is good one-having served
long apprenticeship, being at one time leading jockey
said that he began quick with her and gave her three
races in succession when she had only three weeks train
ing which caused her to get stale The PreaRhess
Stable has been in hard luck this year. many
horses going wrong when they were ready to win'
Next year may be Linden and BeiVuere
wear for "Polly" Feakes. $500
Count Gideon has not engaged any jockey for 1872
He prefers to wah as there Is no knowing what mo
Board Of Control will do IN regard to licenses. oho9
more the Board q Control has shot at an elephant anu
hit O sparrow Poor little Lambey, who should nave
been warned and his employer cautioned has his license
susended when that have taken every chance anu
have ridden Of times escape 1t wiz Dc
lesson and the others to be more caeiu In 'ne
future. AS stated in the notes wee va
the Jockeys have been closely watched ~lu
or conduct in races carefully noted when charges are
precrrcd against hem the book would De leIerieu w. anu
tbe charge subsantated How about putting man VI
two or watch in the ring to see that the underakers nave
perms IN bury dead uns they are called IN 1hsahu'
rro an error OF the boys at the announcement poard
Monopollst's number put up as third IN tne onu
,ace instead OF KTkenDys and number OF DooKmaAers
cashcd MOnOpOst tickets 1Or thru piaOo pe''A~ 49,
change was made. The club will have 70 pay ou' "e'
81 2CO to reimburse these bookmakerS
Narvaez WAS taken with a chill and could not rlde
PIkpocket in the Mount Vernon Stakes Ray having 'e
mount. -, ,s clam
Jim yilepgue IS rival to the famous cam
,.ko king Babcock party OF his friends was h'lted
20 n,rake OF steamed clans last night and test new
s,uce invented by Mr. Vlllepgue. The feast was great
success and the following were some OF the sueS'1 %
~ Eir, professor J. Tanson OF Harlem; Colonel
william Kane OF Paterson v. j.; W. Powers, M Cro"e
p g. o. Cox and Signor Taglapietra. Dr. Kirk ana
Professor Hanson the tasting committee, anu pro-
nounced the sauce equal If not superior to Baos famous
article So the vet ran must look out or he VIII Do
SUPERSEDED by Mr. vnepigue the champion saueemaKe