New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-04

one OF the b.st-cared for ho,sa. -, ,,o, IN. ,a,s
s.,, s"r anu done up under SniPs eyes, but tho
"tihs Ohae ienhJs ankles gave ha in his last races
~ not forgotten Another t,Inr Tommy rms in bar
pa'es' both 'front.' and tehnd the track would
pe perfectly DRY 20 prevent him from Slipping Don't put
MN down as has beeni yet GIVE him one
chance
lack Joyner had his lot out Chao. was very lame this
morning. HIS mishap Of yesterday may throw him out
VI ""hhg ue rs"aihie OF the Chesapeake Is
uomg spendidiy nut IS light feeder most OF
his grain 1T night when everything IL aulct "Pan.
cakes" ST. Pancras. looks fine and run. m true as any
horse In training lie will do all he can every time he
starts.
J. W. Rogers Is doing good work with 6. S. Browns
horses. ell OF which are In grand shape Pekpocket does
well in his work threequarters I'm :1s being a fair
move Lampightcr Is peculiar OF animal and when
he feels like working makes the track smoke Celia Is
in royal good share and with light weight is dead IL
with Tie sellin9-pdter hay Win does fair Of work
and stops the watch at the 80 mark I'm his work
mile Senorta pesses Rogers may appear this week
j. w. Mari had his horses out. Poet Scout has
dene a mile in 1 :45h. Shipmate was cantered. She
is BODYBUILDING mare. and hard to place in a large
field but should earn brackets before the end Of the
meeting
Byron NcCelland breezed several of his horses.
Leonawel like useful colt He has great speed
and stays pretty we'll Bermuda has been INDUCED
little The weather and tack were against him. lie
is docr and requires plenty OF work. Sallie
McClelland given slow work. Spendanet is very
speedy but needs time. of the Spendthrfs do.
G. u. Morris had his lot out early Judge Morrow
better than at present. He does his mile easily
in 45s4. Shathmeah GaCDed mile and hall and
then another mile in about AS. King Mac, Rex,
Huren and Phil Dryer sent seven.eighths at
smart pace.
The Beard Of Control TO meet this afternoon,
but there quorum present. 1t is likely that
a meeting will be held 1t is said that
certain moonlight stpendlary, who does belong to
any combination will be elected a member. will be
vouched for by F. G. McLewee and D. T. Pulsfer and
the steward that had $50 on 80 to shot.
Matt Allen has his Nyor paht and Is after the money
Judge done his and oneS:h miles ;5Sla,
Peter mile in :46 San Juann 454. Rey del Rey's
form was shown In his last
D. withers said tonight that he had decided what
he would do regard to wedding his stable and selling
number Of his horses He has eighteen yearngs train
this fall and must mako room for them How would IL do
for Mr. withers match bunch of his horses against
bunch Of Gaways colt against colt and let the Board
Of Control decide what the winner should do with tem2
George Taylor is much better to-day, but will not ne
able to ride for weeks George has been in hard
juc this season and may call the Fund for Dis
abled Jockeys He certainly has contributed his share
toward It.
sammy Loates English jockey. looked F1rsnzI over
very carefully and criticised her follows She GER
tainIv &c a grand mare. She makes up in length what
she lacks in height See what legs she has and what
length from her hip the point Of her hocks1 II she has
good action should distance. as she is the sort
that carry weight"
While he was looking the great mare, Isaac Murphy
walked IN. They were introduced, and Murphy was
asked by oatos the greatest horse he had ever
ridden the greatest mare
'The greatest mare" the answer.
"what was the horse7" asked Lsates.
'4salvator" said Murphy HE was better than any
Shins L have ever ridden ever VIII ride again. WHIT
was the best you ever saw, he asked OF Loste'.
'OrIaonder was Loates's answer "Or ever VIII see
he added after a moments hesitation.
'Tbis horse here good horse" said Murphy point
ING to Deuuth but don't like to tackle such mare as
Firenzi as Demuth has a temper But he VIII go wen
to-day"
The bugle was blown and Murphy hurried away
roa,es sad he would like the from the inneld
As he crossed the turf track noticed that II was un
even and remarked chat should be much harder course
IN run on than the courses the other side While the
ce was beng run he commented freely on IT, ana said
that he never saw better action than Firens he sau
that tho NICE WAS cracker for hOres with so much
weight up and than the pare on the other sue In
race at the same would have been Wheh they
Wore coming around the and swinging into inc
stretch he said: The fellow in white (Sms) has lau
tran for him 0Barnes VIII he go in It'll Yes, he's
beaten AZ the white VIII box him inn which Suns ala
Flrenz had to 90 round and was beaten lie careiuiy
examned the track which hard underneath ana salu
that IT was wonder more did not break down. as
a. must make their teeth chatter with 100 pounds Loate
aid IL was strange OF the best horses Tenny and
Fircnz were beaten he has been here He should
have liked 10 see them win Lo0tes has made many
fronds during his stay. will remain ten days longer
lie would like to ride here and viii come again as soon
as he RECEIVERS his license in England