New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-19
was split Kingston and Tenny will meet in the Special
A TRAINERS NOTES FROM THE TRACKS.


GraYesend. sept. 1s.-INcelnnd Banquet and Kingston
out this morning. but the latter is The one that
etracs the attention from the trainers ana others
al both tracks. Tho Gravescnd Cyclone was never in
Better condition than at the preecnt time lie mas Inly
recovered from his Western trip aud works with his Old
time fire aad dash lie certainly has his speed ana can
rel Of quarters in e32 seconds in any part OF his work
when his head is turned loose lie has not worked TIE
Of the First Sreil miles, to be out to his
last bue 12, wen within himself. is splendid
work.
Tenny, the famous swayback son Of Rayon DOR is
stabbed 0t Sheepshead Bay, and his work has been git
edged hs last showed the public he has a. much
speed and seems TO elry Il as far when hoden
with good Judgment lie worked nile In l;as ana
later liz miles In Lao. lie galloped on another eighto
the distance o. the First special in 2:l32 III
looks a IL excuse for either and should
both tomorrow It should be Of the sensational
races year Kngston's defeat In che Ocean Stakes NJ
Morris Park tho record Of Spendthrf's greatest son
end that affair at the Brooklyn track when ne loWerh
TeDnv,s c0ors in the fall Of 1859 running one and
quarter miles in o6 is incentive for Tennys owner
10 try TO get The defeat OF Kingston BY Tenny
tomorrow would add thousands Of dollars 70 Tennys
value sire
Judge Morrow snGS Ban Chief may start. but every
traner at tracks that the lies between
Kingston and Tenny. Tine ulree-yearolds engaged that
have look in are Montana. who can run one ana
quarter miles with fair chance In :0es over eooo
track Stfathmesh who Is IN the notch II his race
to-day is his SaHe McCleland Though the chances
are against her starng) and Santiago who has bad
That Is the why Santiago has not Inade
better showing this fall.
Tom Stevens trOtted Curt Gum. His race yesterday
did not hurt It the general opinion Of trainers
that that OF the best this year BY any
tyvo.year.old with his weight up circular track
Palestine earned bracle cts to-day, Ton Is happy Tho
colt pulled up rhe lane but walked out OF 1t In the
paddock.
Billy Lakeland went up against It to-day when he
matched his FLY. with Lillian, a bay colt Perhaps Billy
wanted to show Alfred how matches. Lillian was
IN d,v son HAYS
him. perhaps the price bit higher now that he picks
IN q penalty winning $1,000.
Eon tho longshoreman, win not again thiS fall
Mr. Dwyor said to-day that would be dangerous to take
chances with his ankles Sir John ran the first seven
erhths I'm his race to-day m % He about ready to
bet on Bcleos leg f. much better but he may receive
touch or two the iron before He r. retired for the
winter.
ms wthors lot al out and were given GOOD WORK.
but they DON'T to get the money. The sage OF
BreoRdas following lot the sale list Socerer
wears: Surplus, years; Ottawa, ytars; Laurel,
vsaa. King FrnestUpr colt UncssA bundance colt
Mortemer-Eccoa colt ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS colt senss-
tion-CVclons colt ACCOMPLISHMENTS Oily Macaroon-
ullete Aly and the Observation-Disclosures lilly, oil twoyear'
ods It viii be relief 10 KNAPP when they are OUT OF MS
way.
Many Of the leading stables viii go to the Baltimore
meeting.
his best days W. c. DAILY will try 10 WIN one moro
roo4 With HIM pulls up very lame after his races
lie has for his owner S30,oOO "Ihcn 10 sie"' ~
ing for a purse horse
The bay horse Philosophy will be trained no more he
has f,ced the starter the last time He 10 Long
follow and was OF the best high weight horses Oh he
turf He viii be sold stallion and should be valu
able for his breeding part OF the country here Is
chance for stallion to breed to trottine mares. PM
osonhv is sixteen hands high and has good knee ecto
when he tfots His coog conformation ana looks always
Attracted the attention Of racegoers.