New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-09

Sheepshead Bay, Sept. S.-The perfect work
over being vevetv aud safe but adapted 70 fast
time Snip Donovan had Tenny out and the swaybsck
seemed to feel all right lie moved without signs
Of soreness He has his speed but how he WI run In
a race remains TO be II he is beaten Il will not
be the fault the trainer Snip has done everything
in his power 10 get him It, The ohcs In Ships lot are
not up TO much but likely improve and make a
good showing at the Brooklyn meeting.
j. w. Rogers had his lot out and did moderate work
with them. John HugGins the LOrllard lot their
regular work. Il is almost impossible 10 find selling
races enough place them Byron McClelland had his
lot out Bermuda worked & mile in 1 40 Leonawell
did smart galop Of threequarter the last quarter in
TWENTY-FIVE seconds. The Others all look we'll but did
nothing fast enough 10 make note Of.
J. W. Mari had Shipmate out. She IS doing as well
as anv trainer could ask and not otcassed should hold
her own She is the second flight of yearods
Jack Joyner had his lot ont and put them through in
short order Matt Byrnes sent Frenh at racing pace
one and quarter meles She pulled up fresh and good
Montana was excellent shape this morning Tammany,
Shelbark Mascot and Sir Matthew did good work
J. H. Morris IS a philosopher and moralizes with HIS
feow-tranes about the vicisstudeS Of training race
horses All the Bashford Manor horses were and
ala good work at two-mnute gait, but brushed the
last three eights Ignite doing II in 81 seconds
Albert Cooper is one OF the busiest at the track
His horses all up TO what they can do Aonzo, the
Cokena flly aud CAndeaba are due to VIM The Keene
stable should be strong one next year as the yearne
have good work and look promising All OF them
are growing so with break Foxha Keene should
be in it next year Tom Stevens arrived with four to-
day. Curt Gum the good thing in the lot He
had done good and has been winning races but was
trimmed up nicely by Merry MOnarch, who won luckily
Strange TO cav there four handcaps and Brady's
vrge wac not Of them What Is going 70 happehf
The polk Badget race LAtonia all that was
talked about at the track to-day. II was said by many
ho,semeD that the the ones who "pafaVp
,e Western bookmaers from money but there was
one feature about the affair that did not look Ike the
Brannons. They did not take the purse II 1t was ey
the Itonia IS lucky That they did not take
the clubhouse or judges stand with them Tanner the
sunnosed ringer II It was Tanner is easily Identified
and would be recognized by one that hau ever
looked over him closely. He ran in bandages but his
shoulder IL marked II he had had experience with
barbed wire fence The LatOna people have met the
BrannOns before, from that track that the
Brannons vanoosed with Sigsmund Cohens entire stable
with such good Ovid and Rio Grande They were
recovered legal wIestle az the brighton truck
There is one thing about the Bsnnons-;hey don't ASe
water from anybody When they are together ana II
they mean business man be "well heeed" or they
viii do him. The absurd story that they won SooOOo
from Western bookmakers Will make any one who has
been there laugh Why the James brothers and their
entire gang their palmcst days could not 60 INTO ue
ring at Latonia and take $4,000 out Of it, 1t an even
money chance the bookes would hold up the JamcscS
and take away what they had. Now, what chance had
the Brannons 70 do TT the Polk Badget people
got $4,000 they were lucky. It Is said on socd
authority that De Long sold the horse Tanner for $1,000
cash and a $1,000 check He found the check oil right
and heard about the horse I'll To-Day Inc
Brannons said they going 10 ship 70 Chcego OUT
may have stopped over Cincinnati to rest up With
the system registering and trainers taking out
licenses properly enforced the chances against ring
ing being successful To the trottng horse sharks 1t
seems strange OF It IS not done on the running
turf A well-known Of jumping horses ran horse
az Boston under different Names and got away with IT,
The horse raced at Park but nothing was SAID
as the Boston people didn't think the Jerome Park officials
would take any notice When one Of them approached
leading official and tried to tell him OF the anar he
said "Tosh, bo-h, all bosh."
At the Brooklyn track every thing was out The first
set to show from Mr.. Withers's stable hneD
Mccarthy sent them for keeps but what Is the nse OF
giving figures Of how Mr. Withers's coils nlies
work. They will up to It in their races 1t must
be that their breeding is too scientific or something OF
that sort o. the accidents OF the Brookoale
breeding are trained that not bred to hair they run
consistently and win many races SreBOry anu AHp"O
are examples.
Green b. Morris says the Brooklyn track Is 700 deep
and going takes away hors's speed that WORKS over
IT, However it's not had scheme to have french
ticket Judge Morrow or Strathme'th when ne starts
again.
NJ F. Dryers stoble has almost finished It's season.
Poor "Old Bones" Raceland has finally given
I'D So has his stable ccmpanion Banquet.
Both are victims Of the Handicapped, ond the l-z-S
books as they ridden out in all their races 20 the
last ounce Both have strained themselves across me
ons or as boys say, their backs are broken King
ston was gaoped this morning. He looked we'll IL may
take him week to recover from the effects OF hls IFiP
When he returned on Sunday evening he was ty1ng 10
mt IN airs but was called down by the other horses
ongstreet out 10 Chicago and dsHIace
the stable lot Of porpackes and swes with wool
on their teeth and asked him TO explain mis- conduct
Kingston hung head and said that the track was sou
and a hit slow and that just they went 10 the post
one OF the escorted OF Chcago's aresda2htes
across track and 81 got Into one OF the holes maze b
her feet what chance had TO VIM Marion l. mas
boen there all and Fitzpatrick sings song coed
q traced her little footprints in the mud Besides
what did Hamilton know about Chicago societyl Now
do YOU wonder / beaten the first tmei Aher tfst
they rolled the track Just before we started and let no
one across and I in a canter."
The explanation accepted and the stable has an
eve on the Specials.
Matt Allen had his lot out He Is as happy
80 ran he Every little while he takes out the book u
the meeting and looks the Oriental Handicap. De-
,n,b 49, makes him smile all over. san Juan Rey del
yev Uno Grande and Judge Post all were given good
work Peter should do when he starts. II the
fences remain the boys can find plenty OF
shady spots around the track Should heavy
gale come up there will be lumber scattered all
over Kings County But there is one thing sure every
thing possible will be done to foil the agents Of the city
boobies.
The proposed new track Brighton Beach almost an
assured fact all the would be taken up in Kings
Countv To man all the leading racing men say that
they would be recognized and get their thirty day
The track and nned could be usG for many other pr
poses when not being run; also that every
arranged The facts will be known the latter end Of
next week.
The Corrigan case is Riley was entered but was
not Handicapped. M Bradford said that attention
would paid Mr. Corcan and that The club rules dis
tncty stated that the right accept or reject entrs was
theirs and that club willing for the co1rt de-
eide the case it, merits. Both Mr.. Howe
and Mr. Huume 81 The track to-day and held long
consultation with Morris, Mr. Corrgan's and
trainer Riley viii be shipped Fast at once.
The waiting orders jockeys are absurd. Chok
ing horse 10 death not waiting. IL would be more
satisfactory 10 racegoer they ont and raced far
- they could, aud then waited and got beaten Ia the
stretch There would not be much kicking. sammy
Ioaes saws that 70 odd trainer give Jockey
instructions on q horse he has ridden dozen times. ANY
good Jockey should know how ride horse In the races
that run az the present time but many jockeys receive
enough Instructions for lyc-elghth dash TO take race
fifteen miles long 70 mlhll them
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