New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-12

sky was overcast with clouds The trainers were a'o an
getting their horses out Allen has the starr OF his
lot at Jerome Park lie exercised his yeariinRs ana
TN " fulfil Aliens expectations the McLewce stabic WIZ
be well up to the top OF the list Of winning stables
Deub,s ameness was serious drawback to the SADIE
as he was in graf when he went lame "hss
caused his ancness that he stepped on inc c"o "
a broken beer bottle jagged point penetfated MS
frog The foot poutced and he was cahtefea, ou'
when he stepped a hard SPOT no would De very iao
His foot was cut into when he was scratched the oer
day and a piece Of glass removed lie Is aoing regular
work once more and will again this fall forkVIe
Belle is now the champion two-year'oo one
American product on both sides running oScA 70 ~
immortal Lexington through both sldes Oh her po"e
Charles EAed the owner the Faryew Farm her preeueT
had such an exalted idea Of her superiority OF
English that make the trip to London 70 ou!
bafdozen shirts when needed them, but 1t Is doubtful II
he Will say no ever FLY in England that co1a give
her a stone or fourteen pounds However, the WINE
Plains Handicap yet to be decided and II she starts sue
wifi have crusher on her back, as the System Vi manu-
cappng used present is to ignore past performances &
crack the weight ones that are before ue pdp
Tn, latest performance is the standard, no matter
how good previous ones may have peen pS
other horses This Is the opinion OF many
trainers spoken to subject Rey del Key does not
stand well in the estimation OF his own stable as ne
deceiver and made the friends of the stable lose whae
they have won the other horses PETER Is soou pr
former in public and private. he shouiu De -
horse On account his burst foot he has 10 DC hauu
carefully and for has not started ooeher' San
Iua 60 IN fair shane He is another OF the useful sofI
and should be remembered by betors when ne ssr'S'
Uno Grande is platter and in one OF Vhe iesSvr 5
would be a frequent in that class. heiig@N S
red Lee have shown so well in their work that they may
be kept another year. But they neeu ss "
their true quality .,
John IIuegns is Of the conservative sorc Vi '"i"
and seldom makes mistakes. In La Tosca ne mas ono
Of the speediest nries years The old saying
that speed game is true one In her case anu NJ
body has to tell 1t higgins That she can 90 us
lance is not doubted by single trainer on the track anu
the ones that make such excuses Tor 'Ou Done' ~
ha should have laid and beaten her through tpe
stretch do not know that the last hafmhe IN inc race
as covered by the mare lS seconds and she won IN
a romp So that should settle that arguemeno one
always was llght-neshed mare, but wheh hugens mas
chance to study carefully and learn her pecuiao
we NAV look for At to the great F1renz Inc
pa,coca Stable will be smaller next season. as sew
eral OF the famous onetwothree horses Will go uhoe Io
hammer this Higgins says 1t Is oimcuie matter
to pick out best as the enore lou nave sho
speed and each one has been close up nuDer Oh ns
w Rogers will send several Of Captain s. B.
Browns horses to the block. His stable VIII hoV nave
so many in next year, as the greater inc huoi %
more chance Of sickness, causing the whole saoe Jay
up during the best part of the season. PckpocKet'
Lampghter and The Shark VIII De Kep1' as 'he1 Pi
to make useful threeyear-olds -
] s. Campbell VIII weed out his stable ana III hs
LIST are useful horses that should win on any track
They have been under a disadvantage all the sea"h'
as the stable unwiedy and sickness played havoc
with the welad plans OF Mcssrs. Waicott Campbei'
The two Johns from jungle back Of the water tower
are happy as Bashford Manor Johns horses Ana ana
Bashford were up in the Nursery and DR.. Johh
Mari landed the Hickory Stakes with Poet Scout The
latter Is now OF the bcstknown horses on the turi
HIS grief at the loss OF his stable companion hgh
Tariff made him many friends. He is one Oh the hosV
Intelligent horses ever trained and is more than pet
With the sta leboys who arc around him. He has not
single trait. and is typical Longfelow one
of his owners, Eaton, says that High Tarih hc4d
him safe doing anything and the best thlee-year-od
ha has spcn
he considered the American Derby in his pocket when
tho flag fell but High Tariff fell dead, and his stable
conpanion Poet Scout, finished second to Straumeah
the horse he vanquished easily on Saturday. MI
Lar-abee is IL Kentucky ana the Ee"s was "iieu W
him that his horse had won
John Mackey has arrived with Salna the dam o.
salvotor When ne returns to the ranch he may take
FlreDEl with him.
lack Jovncr is working his yearllngs They
good lot aud he IS well pleased with the sagacy ex-
nb1ted by j. E. Mcdonald in buying yearhngs ana Two
yearods The bst-ooking horse on the track is Phos-
ophy. He the perfect type OF Thoroughbred coachhg
stallion as size, bone and substance, combined
With good looks lie might race again If patched up
but the lucky booknaker will not try and he is in the
safe list.
Byron McClelland is one OF the luckiest on the
turf lie has good judgment to back it up He VIII
return to Lexington with big roll OF money ana Will
dispose many Of his twoyear-clds In the sales ana
come East year with some more good ones What
good horse Bermuda Isl He is great doer In the
stable when he strppd to start
In his first in the East this spring. There s
chance that the colt will remain in an Eastern stable
The J. A. A. II. Morris stable have division at
Baltimore and Washington. The stable has had fair
season OF money invested and the number
engaged In te spring the trainer had all Of
rounds the best OF the others In condition. AMI
practically swept the board until other horses were
trained and raced up to them. st. FOlIan is clearly the
best stable, both in performances and The
amount won. Had he been saved other twoycaI-old
wee winnings might have been much larger How
aim nIafsa lie
in better shape than at time this year The
Of the stable Mars has been weighed
tips the beam at the Gutcnburg notch. Georgia Will
II present ideas are carried out LInuiguane.
grandlookine who raced 70 her looks, broke
down the middle Of the and will be bred TO
Galore. Reckon another Of the crack FLIES Of 1891. is
compa atyely sound and may be raced In 1892. She Is
not up her best form az present Russell runs a
cracker of race when least expected by tho public
and his and trainer and the public in general
think he cnci Is fourteen pounds than
Guttcnbuiger Wondtrment lie should be bred to
Equity produce would be eagerly sought after by
the bookmakers' syndicate TERRIER a broken hoo
and is not shape do himself justice. He is
performer and should make useful beadwinncr
on the winter tracks.
Snip Donovan is stn active, he intends N make up
for lost time now that his younger horses form
Sir George. Wsh Jim and Kirkoycr are all in good |
shape should be dead In 1t until the flies
MI Puiscr retres them for the winter Tenny Is doing
nicely a. the bstcrs applied his ankles nave taken
good hold and show that they Will benefit the swayback
greatly He get one or two more applications before
the winter over. Snip" several OF the
hg year with him. and to have revenge On |
Longstreet.
Kingston, Raceland and banquet al right and |
look II they could campaign months longer. |
Airant being freshened up for the Guttenburg
Ing Phil Dwyer viii 30 Baltimore with his stable.
He went to Grlvesend to-day his yeaFngs run |
their trials
Count Gideon sad tines and says that he is tired
Of racing, all the pleasure is token by the
many annoyanccs put b.. lie says that he |
worried all spring and winter about his jockey and
worrying he Is without one. as he intends 70
race Baltimore but Is helpless without rider for his
The Count talk about selling his interests
horses ia the stable all In splendid shape and
FOR the benefit OF his feowsln let IL be known that