New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-26
A TRAINERS NOTES FROM THE TRACKS.

Gi4ves.nd Sent. 25-The management Of the Brooklyn
track showed the Dc Lacy forces the trick with hole in
to-day and landed all ne parties in the police head
quarters Coney Island there Will be closer wah
than before tomorrow
Byron McClellend's famous hree--ear-od Ally, sa4he
McCeIsnd, is broken down completely Byron says ne
snrinn when she will be bred either Sen
saton or Lsngfellow Should she train up TO race
ne1t spng he 1pay but he says the chances are
600 to that has her lost race BeiInuoa IooKh
as we'll as the day he arrived last spring He is such
9ood doer In the stable his do not tell on him As
-, other horses Ieonawe is on order, and is
likely TO be good reeyeaTod His work is Of the BEST
Init his races should show thai he is close TO the nst n
in the division Spmdonet has WORKED lfes-
ouarters in ~ and osiries money 12S when he
starts.
7 W Pagers is at the old stand doing business the
sn,pe as ever, and viii remain untl January l. when
he will arrange for the season Of 1872 HIS horsee
are doing arstrae He has to complain - with
unusual bad luck he has managed TO WIN enough 70 nAo
balance on the right SIDE Of the led9n
Snip Donovan thinks right well Of himself as he mas
mad great luck and with moderate stable has won NUM-
her Of races with good wad of at the right time
Mr. Puer will not eat sneweas the coming winter
Tenny wa plated this morning with heavy bar plates
He is much better but has perc:ptible Limp IL mSt
he hard To retire So good horse Snip may get him
sound during the coming winter
Iohp Huggins lK,d his band OF 1-2-3 horses out and
viii pound away boys ill the last day at Morris
Park when the entire will lie sold Mr. Loriard sent
an agent to Gravescnd to-day to get Uncle W. 3 phy "
assign the indenure papers which he holds on Johnny
LAubley to Mr. LOrilaTd who hss the first esA on Lamb
lev until January l. w c. said. ~ don't do business thai
way must talk with Mr. LCrfl'ord and the boy first"
But Mr.. Lerillsrd is going away the agent replied
Then will call on Florida next winter, as he VIII
have his Yacht and the Indian River at Rock
Ledge" The agent said "Ah indeed; um, uIn'
It's coming rather rocky for some Of the heavy owners
Of rscehorses Lowell threatens to sell out his prop
efty at Long Branch he there Is no society do"n
there since there l. no racing
Jack JOyncr had his lot out and Is dong strong "ork
with several OF them about due, and should run
good races IL he will as he works He can co'h Nhe
fve-eirhths nile and has gone thfec-qNarerS M 10
Chesapeake has been Of the most consistent performers
ever mIagned He IL sound after all the hard races ne
has had St. Pencras another OF the same sort lie h
always close up his
Jimmy Rowe Is At the tSheepsheed) nearly every
morning lie Is getting ready for Baltimore and washing
ton Hylsnd gives faterly sdvice and once in while
4 cigar G. W Cook is az enigma to Hylond. lie can't
resliz. how horse fast and get beaten so
Slow as Sam Bryant puts it. Hyand's horses are in
great trim and he expects to gather IN Few OF the remain
ing stakes that t. be run this fall
The SARATOGA see is complete ard the conditions OF
the stakes have changed, also the time for Closing
them The amour, added iii be increased and It VIII b.
cash arrangement the morcy 20 accompany .he Dhina-
than The value OF will be Just what they Ie1d in
tho book guaranteed b. the All stakes close on
January l. 1892 IL is not decided yet who will be
esiaary but y Is sure that the veteran Charles
NVhe9tly viii be- retained in some place
Sins lost today on Chaiade by taxing one
.hapce too many on Charade 1t is al right 70 take
.yery reasonable chance but he oveFdd II Oh Chafade
AID lost the money bet for place and I-2-3 Tor ue
hackers Of the COLI He has been warned twice for his
desperate rcing STAGE the meeting began The Western
lion OF trainers have their twOyearoids In great shape
md II a race could be arranged with the queen OF two
Old h!os Yorkyille Belle barred, r. His Highness
out o. training oh 30 weight for age II would be
ne race OF the meeting and furnish great betting con
est. , - o.. o., ~. |
aniatice irhed Ip ~ tie judges and loaged complaint
CoyingOn for pulling his mount and losing
Is bacAers money Judge Smmons took the ease ana |
VII let the hoWcs what Will be done tomorrow"