New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-07

Morris Park June e.-rhe Metropolitan Handicap found
the weak places in horse that started In H. Osf
don had not fully recovered from the soreness he showed
the day after the race senorts apparently all right
the next dav and entered but Rogers scratched
her She started Thursday and when she reached
The top OF hin Hamilton who rode her, said he felt
her give way but he finished with her and second
TO Maidstone. 1t her last race, rs one OF
her hooks gave way. and she II very lame. and can
barely stand up. The chances are against her ever
facing the flag again.
The Prince Charlie mares are fast disappearing.
Ruperta first then Brown Princess aud now Senorita.
one Of the very the got OF that sire of winners
senoritas the past speak for her and after she
had lost her highest form the handicappers had 80 much
respect that given washts with the oess
IN training She will be bred 10 Troubadour, Sesired
to the stud. Rogers greatly attached to the mare
and the following incident occurred the day after the
Metropolitan;
Rogers is one Of the most humane trainers In tho
business senorita was entered in "Wednesday
that she had a royal chance TO win. She had had a
hard race the day BEFORE and brother trainer sent to
Rogers to he going TO start his mare as nc had
Hamilton engaged TO ride, and II Senonta started he
would scratch he wanted the black Archer Rogers
said he was going start the mare, and tho trainer went
scratch his horse
Rogers walked to mares box and stood In the door
She went up to and rubbed her nose against bis
shoulder then put head down. and walked around the
box rubbed against his shoulder some moro
repeated the performance as aexng for water and
They looked at each other second ana Rogers
ssidi
"old girl. you had hard race yesterday. It's too
much. Here boy run over and tell Jack Jack Joyaer)
be can have Hamilton and tell Kirk TO scratch the mare"
He said 70 foreman "water and feed this mare"
How much grain coming to her. quart and hail.
STRIP
Rogers looked az tho more and said "Gtvs
two"
She got her feed and water and coming 10 the door.
rubbed her against him II thanking him, and
then went TO her feed
Firenn in bandages and will be given every chsnes.
decision what will be done with her Will be made
known when the fever subsidies Tenny stepping very
gingsrly and might been knocked completely out
had he started to-day Tristan showed that he was
before he warmed and after the greatly
distressed.
Russell Is perfect condition and should he be beaten
will have no excuse, unless something happens him
before he starts Ambulance does 50 she
did at Brooklyn but appears To be all right and have
speed enough to hold hen In her class with her
age.
The Morris twoyear.ods seem to have as much speed
ever and their work is good but the other trainers
are working their colts right there with him. His Hga
shows difference between the Brooklyn Morris
tracks. HIS work at sheepshead Bay Of the best
and as fast as any there, but he beaten at
Brooklyn At this track he close to record.
Tammany, in the Marcus DAILY lot, is Of the right
He does fair but in is different colt,
and can that work fast private
make O bun when for the dust All the big braves
Of the Tammsny tribe the Of Iroquois up
field as easily the Tammany tribe done theirs last No
vember. On account of the all the braves had a
small bet on him.
Pcknicker gallops freely and he liked such
races as the Wthers Montana will have him straight
the next time they He was like a runaway horse
this morning; that is, he wanted his head and wanted
strong instead OF easy work.
Inverness has not done anything wonderful In the way
Of work Boero the deceiver one Of the kind that
when he wins will ~ bet on him every tlIae he
started but this he wins and haven't q cent on
him. But there eonsolaton-most OF his admirers
Will be broke before will have IN run few
times unbacktd.
large number Of horses lame and have gone
wrong UP here / will give List OF them on Monday