New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-02

A TRAINERS NOTES FROM THE TRACKS.
Morris PARK Oct 1.-The majority OF the horses are
stabbed at this track. 1t is now IN perlecU 80: 80
SUPERINTENDENT German thinks it VIII De lss'el U
before on Saturday. Mr. Morris has oeeh aoouU a
track every day since his return from aDroau' " "
ssead with the work of his stable this year ana VI"
chances are in favor Of his picking up se'erdi
meeting Mr.. Morris is great stckler TOT prihce a.'
on that account will consent to Garrisohs
ment Ciarrson's license was revoked on geheral Pri'
,n. - No direct reason being given. Had other jockeys
bean suspended on the grounds, when uey msne
farce Of riding being beaten of on one Gay anu WHINE
by q block the next, principle might not CUT SUN
figure In the Board Of Control. ,.
Manv OF the horses did arrive until this morhlhs
and the regular work will begin until tomorrow" a'e
Allen had his lot He will try to wind up 'ne sea
son by winning several Of the races this meeuhg'
,us Ree Is in great fete and should have no excuse
when she starts II looks II she had several OF te
stakes at mercy She is so deceiVing In ner gV ~
she works in 1S and appears to be gong
a two.minute gait Fred Lee speaks for himself ne
is not stake class although he does good trials he couo
pick up purses and selling races were he started IN es
The .year.ods are all In good shape CLARENDON
never fully recovered the effects Of his mile In 'o
in the Metropolitan Handicap. He is grnoHooAlhe
horse. 1t pity he went wrong, as ne gave every
promise OF being of the greatest MIXERS Oh 'ne %
Chesapeake has much money as many stake WIN
ners and doesn't have pick up penalties next year.
Clarendon could have done the same had ne been Sceo
in that class Of Hellgate works mile IN 40
He may make great threeyear-od lie does ho' Try Ill
his
Iobn higgins had a set Of his horses out Stalacate
ac.s like winner; three-quarters 172 handily should
do OF the others were breezed a two-nnnute
gait. Tosca is the only one IN b1e stafle that ~
Considered high-class, but Kildeer can make good
hlur Iohn SAWS that weight Affects Equity than
almost any horse in training Kildeers race to-day
did surprise him bit.
"snip" Donavan had his lot out but did not do any
extra fast work although Sir George worked mile
Nrah &c iusta 10 hOPtOf y
econdcIass At hveeights the better class ores must
not take too many liberties with him. Tenny Is looking
splendid. and his many admirers will be pleased 70
learn that the famous swaybsck doing nicely as Snip
has taken the Of his ankles and he does not
limp when he is walked. Cheppu the former partner
Of Pulslfer the ownership Of Tenny is well known to
Eastern turfmcn. 1t no: surprise to them that
he went broke.
Back is in good form having had rest. walcott may
race again. legs look well and he has been doing
slow work
j. W. Rogers had his lot out. He is doing strong
work with them Celia disappointment at me
Coaey Island tracks, but may do better on her own
stamping ground Senora should win another race be-
fore the flags are hauled down. She looks well and
gallops strong May Win is ailIng. LampHghter might
do in races over distance Of ground he works fast
the last part Of any is given To him.
John II. Morris wants to be in line with the winners
Count Gideon carbunce the back Of his neck and
John 'front.' his throat He carries his head
that may start the good colt Bashord again this
fall as he seemed to off, and could not stay he q
early part Of the Ignite ana Cantarce have
rot their expenses and John is trying To get them
up to winning Cantstrice should win or be close
up she starts in moderate class OF horses, as she
works mile in IA without being kicked out TO do It,
J. w. Mari Shpmate and roet Scout doing strong
wcIk. The Scouts at Brooklyn was not his true
form; should be much better horse in the HICKORY
Stakes He worked mile in i0, and is doing as well
as could be asked
NJ f. Dryer, p. ]. Dwyer e. Son w. c. DAILY and
others arrived to-day with their stables The owners
will stay at the clubhouse during the meeting
Burton C. Webster does not own the Splinter Dixie
and has no interest in winnings otherwise. He
disposed Of his in the Khaan Stable when he
cot into his present trouble at sacrifice and he has but
little money left He does not bet on the races aHu
e. busbandiuC his resources for his trial.
Daniel Ftelcy, of Lexington, KY, well-Snows turf
man. died to-day at st. Vincent's Hospital He was
well connected and by all who knew him. His body
will be sent to Lexington
Iarblev the Jockey will be retained by w. c. DAILY
,,o, the 18th Of this month"; when his engagement with
Mr. LorlIard is From present indications 1t ookS
as IL Lambey would the green above the req during
1892 So there may be 40 meeting on the mousse
boat on the Indian River, ana MI Loiii'iu hi''O ~
elsewhere for a jockey
At Jerome Park there horses stabbed hah az
the summer meetings. Hyand is on his cWh Pou"uS
row End the boys al attention when he speaks 10 tne
His Hghne,s is the pride Of Fordham' ana he Nh'ee
maideps smile sweelv his trainer when ne arrives
,h,oygb H. shady lanes The Futurity winner NoKS as
~ he would grow great, lusty hrec-yeu-oIu'
None of his breeding been great stayers, Out s
follow Looks as no distance would be too long iof nm
Marry Monarch will be again. lie has beeh uone
cod work Soho should give good eccouh'
~ himself when he starts, he worked th,e-quai.,
In 1.1o Contribution has ALLEN Into the haol's
Of pugqinss horses and thinks his number IS run w
,hst IL enough Ludwig Is big colt that ha' the l
y, great Iacehorsc When he gets set ana spfeaHs J"
,oporton 20 hi. present appearance he shoui ~N' @
- ,ho bestIookng horses the turf He may run rev
more this fa'l. r d,,s.od IA,
The question Of jockeys is being generally dScu''u oS
,, owners The majority OF them are sore lou o. men
60, Gideon SAYS he took pleasure oil summer a. MS
,Iey aept him IN hot water Now ne Is III ho' VIZ
tnarse 10 hasn't got one. NJ. r. Dwyer was uSILs -
s' no much he lost through bad riding. othct'
were the same boat ,,.., - ,,oouant
mistakes I'm making entries are becoming 20 Hequs"'
a.. o., rrlc will bc enforced, and the parties making
., ,,iu me fined The Fund for Disabled Jockeys is
- r osd so that any interested may look Over me
-, on anpliration to the secretary at MOTIFS f'H..
% ,onn and where It came from arc down IN b"ck anu
white also the amounts paid out
RULED OFF THE GARFIELD TRAM
c.,aaao Der THE horse Signature and his owner
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