New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-17
were highly tried. and did all or more than was expected

were highly tried, and did all or more than was eApeoVu
Of them r.vo Poet
c., hs wors for the Omnibus this afternoon. foeS
scout Is the colt that ran second to strathinea'h i'll .o
Chicago Derby. lie Is a bay, win a blaAe NC
typlcal Lonsfellow. lie was worked he IN 'e " 80
" Tho harrovs had been on the track all DAY, anu
a, had dried out fast, but was lunpy and slow liz OA
from the eighth pole in the stretch OF the nam "a" a ,
vo,kcd hack to the stand. He did the one anu d h'
miles in o.48h. lie ed not seem to understand the nln'
and labored a bit on the summit and on the stcepes' SUP
nm, whom he hit the level going improved a second III Io
last eighth. There is a pathetic story about hlEn -. 49,"
IN, colt that fell dead in the race for the American 80
a, Chicago. and Poet SCOUT. The latter was 70 man w
~ -. utc, Tariff which he did. but High Tarh
,on dad at the end OF a mile. and Strathmeath won 'o
race. Mr.. Easton said that High IariH was IN " %o
no ever owned. He thought that ne couiu ave ~" ell
non srre Poet Scout and High Tariff were nearly VI
~ T., h,ood aud we're never separated from the time
hov weaned. They ran in the same lot' anu w
kcpt in adjoining stalls. with a board remover ~ 60
they could see each other. In Tue e'eh"9 ~.
tbo race Poet Scout looked for his desd o~n
a. ro wou,d not cat. but would walk AROUND
H. stall and look out OF the door. He whinhieu an ."
and for DAYS would look in vain for MS mate 80 oats
feed was put in his box he wouid take q ouS M, aver
ad rrn 60 rho door and whinny, but High Iarn hc,e.
came. Poet Scout is q changed hofse' "Hu III rr,oo
rnn tho stable say that he grieved as much as any n"""'
being ever grieved at the death oil a Droeher' ant
Wvndham Walden had a set of the MOTIFS horsoo
o,,or poet Scout was worked. They were cantereu 80 49,
.-Vf .md hrushoa through the stretch to warm theh'
mites DIASHtu It, Dnni.
prssan and Ambulance were then worked Tor INC Inn
bus. They worked over the same piece Oh s'Ou hr,
Poet Scout did Oh his trial Ihey went l" a., nco
t.ou.a.oa tho ,ace the last half mile, going the uiNV""t0
,n las, with Ambulance a head the best Oh ~ ." ~
,rtgh ant Russell was ~conceding her q lot u "O's"'
as Fred. Littleneld was on Russell and Penn ""o - rnd
hulanee. Russell went two miles on hrluay. Ioored
a Io,.up for some time and looks big. 'mourunoo 49,
as II she had regained her iofH' Is s"o '
seeming to exert herself. o,oh,hs
Wvndham sent some Of his two-year-olus -" q,
spinalong, Recess, Mars, Barefoot anu o"o ~ which
the set. They worked over the nh Ill y, a
nas the Omnibus work look good, as one eouu w
hint on the condition of the track by inc "ON "
y~ear-olds. u.,,od stratbmeath
at SARATOGA on Friday for the omnibus nv rSro.d,v.
miles in 2:41A, and thot he VIII De a u'r'i ~ monev
a,so that, Ro,ero will try to get back some Oh "e "'''
Maid for him. as he has been doing goou WIN. . =.
p" No. ,nen went To Jerome Park with his OMNIBUS yam,
d,dates. Rev del Rey and san JUAN ""'io - INIT
their final work. The track at jerome "~ p,ra
49, 7, orhos mi much quicker than Morris ISH,
T.o, ,or sent the Omnibus distance, one "U =,
miles. and did IL In . :i14, which Is great ~ wth
navy rs ~ the Omnibus would be q goou AZ,
no rain the track will be both safe anu "a" ,tno nads
worked all OF his horses this mornins' ~
" 49, ptncns had Mr.. Hunters horses out ana pun ne,
.nropob their plces. DagOnet holds MS lolm "N
hard TO beat with the allowances ne Is w In the
Tho clubhouse is one Of the pleasantest paceS -, A.
...,nItr a, ,ew.York. 1t was cool and pleasa"O "' -.
ond the orchestrion played It's sweetest mus', 49,
the visitors to-day were John HuhVer ""u n,,zzo.
who snapped hard luck stories on the spacvsS horse
Major Dickson, one Of the old guard IN "c "0
ranks. drove up with a team oil 'fo'1erS' y has
n. Haydn. the owner Of FirenA, Is IN lne ~ IA
mprh sorrow in tho last year, having buried a son anu
daughter in that time. He visited The Queen firenE Gsa 'O,uny,
The victory Of Sir Matthew in the Junior
STAKES pleased him as Sir Matthew is by OF r~ u ~ IN
.%a nrad on his ranch. Sir Modred Will DC wei up ="
% ~. 4, utnring sires a: the end Of the season.
The number Of horses with Guarter-eracks Is am"1 ln.
and o,cn trainer has a different reason for H. one sSss
it cam: be breeding. as all breeds nave U." no
la no.. had shooting could cause it, but the shoers 81
the same as In previous years. The trotters nave soup pu.
hut they wear heavy shoes, which are a proVecton' Duy
one trainer Of trotters says that II horses feee are 0.uH'U
with meadow moss, which retains moisture " WIG '
there Will be few quartcr-cracks'