New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-07

condition. wah JIM the cook, is getting the 'big
head as he says, 'Me belly good cook gettee name
in plaper. ale like Bloss." The colt OF that
is in good shape and pick up few more purses
Eph Snedeker is 'Iayng lcw' like Brer Rabbit, and
IS likely to spring a surprise the boys on Thursday
he has his horses fit and ready. II there is Riot
in the Rug Morris Park that day, don't be surprised
Slepner should far better than he did Monday
II his work is a criterion go on but the accident
have caused him 20 be far back as the third place.
Burgess has his horses looking WELL and the useful little
Arab never better In his life He should be called
Salvation for that is what he is his owner.
Jack Batcheler had his Woodcuter and Pan Handle out
They are suitable pair for old Jack, but it is doubtful
If Pan Handle stands the racket well a. the son Of
Forester. 1t will surprise many OF the old vet
Grams friends TO learn that he refused TO pay
bet Of bottle OF wine on technically
Batch bet bottle with the president Of a
racing association that Leonawe would not
win. His that he doesn't when three horses
fall in race he bets on as he did not get true run
for the bottle The Board OF Control will decide the case
st It's meeting the Board to hold the stakes pending
the decision Batch wants to know who will hold the
Board.
Phil Dwyer IT, exercised his horses and Portchester
given his had for a mile lie is In royal form at
present "Old Bones" Raceland and his side partner
BANQUET showed talent what gedngs could do to-day
When IL sprnting Raceland should be he COCK
Of the walk, that Is his strong suit. When he was
woyearold he could pick up l2O n and reel Oh three
quarters in IA before there any TobOggan Sides
or Matterhorns and as his trainer. James Rowe
said to-day he placing goodsred wad OF coarse
notes as Lakeland calls them IN his inside pocket
'He beat any horse in training mile and nan WIN
100 n on each the Queen Firenl three tlhes
at the distance and with fair could do it again.
am not saying anything against one OF the best mares
ever seen either" he added.
BANQUET has the faculty OF winning when his owner
is not betting on him. lie is not good horse ior MI
pwver but would be what is called an angel 70 poor
owner that runs for the purses. NJ. +. Dryer backed
Kenwood 1-2-3 and the Dutch horse, as ne Is cdSu'
wos MOI in II at the finish Judge Morrow was trying 70
look Coyington in eye coming down the sreteh Ou1
did not succeed Perhaps It was too dusty Inc !uses
interviewed the Jockey the race Covngton Is not
the best jockey the world, but is useful TO any Wl
Judge Morrow IS peculiar horse ana was tne seppns
stone 70 land Garrison Huster's avenue now "ouu
8, do n interview the horsel His answers might De
nlousible He is a horse that should be ridden by
Jockey that there IS not scntila OF suspio'on "e'
since he is liable TO get innocent ones into trouble
As many Of the newspaper men are viewing the races
.,L ,n,norted glasses the incidents Of the racing
houd be written as clearly they see them they nave
such advantage . MI, all
Tho Witbers horses are g strange lot. The Mimi huy
,ba, ,arted today worked III miles in 49, fast enough
~ - Iah, IN II mad she run up 10 work 1t was not
Generally known or the bookmakers would have hsu an
other harvest like that the Necromancy eo' OIL cav
urday. ., NJ oo,r,or.
MI, hos have been close up most OF the stakes In
which they have started and have won many OF thcI'
They are well and IN good flesh TO wind up 'e season WIN
Jack Joyner in q quandary to-usy. r rie n1
ide, that he could beat "Od Bones" with OhsalaAe'
-. ,,o,v other trainer, thought he Couldn't Slhce
1ock never lets Chesapeake loose he didno kho"
what TO do but finally landed On him for place When
the bows tried to chat him he laughed as he sho"eu MS
place tickets. ,, l., u.s,,..r,o
IN what would have happened had GrandPrx won yesor
dav. Soho and Contribution are IN the same claSs
Vrland might increase his percentage by starting TWO IN
the selling races and running II he eoula run 'le
~ cio,rs which he now receives as he always sau ne
20. more cigars for selling raSs than stakes,
The horses in MI Ramsdells stables ana Racine VIII
be shipped for California tomorrow night 90 'e TuO
y-u not see Homer until next year. fearless VIII De
- sh. "a so nervous that worthless to race,
oitbouob She can work a nile in 40