New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-16
UP At JEROME PARK.
SOME OF THE HORSES IN TRAINING THERE
MR. BARRETTO's MOONLIGHT WONDER.


The rumors concerning the running OF the Monmouth
Stakes at Jerome Park little difference 10 the few
trainers who have their charges stabbed there Almost
every day there are surveyors the about tho
grounds Superintendent Barretto wise, but says
nothing and Jake" Pneus says he Is full Of secrets
Broadway tout OF course Suburban candidates are
the that the readers The Tribune want to hear
trustworthy news OF at present The only one stabbed
there Is in PIneuss charge English Lady and If appear
ances for anything she is surely In II at 100 pounoS
She has wintered splendidy takes her work as II
she liked IT, Her performances in the spring OF last
year at Louisville and Latona as good as those D
any hly that has appeared in late years. Students Oh
form should look her up
Mr.. Pincus has several two-ycar-ods In his string
that look very well, Tut not for enough along IN
their work to give opinion
Mr.. Barrctto has been In sad mess since tne ooys
discovered his wonder, that been tried so hghy
by the soft, still light of the The boys" may
have parted with the secrets, but they now get some
sleep full description OF this horse will be gwen when
he is seen Invested Of his wraps also his oreeoing'
although Hyland says he is Mambrino Patchen'
Walter Rollins has q good string. Oron' three
yearod that successfully at the winter tracks Is very
good Just now and being seasoned may beat some oil MS
own age that outcass him. His two-yeafous are going
well, especially the colt Mledan By Joe Danieis out OK
MiIlie (Dwyers), whom he resembles very much The
John Hoppy-Volet colt looks roey. slashing son OF
Hyder Al-Gorianne looks II he would secure for MS
owner Major Robertson, share OF the money All thfee
OF these colts far advanced in their training ana shoud
certainly be t when they face the starter each having
done half in SO seconds Jeromes sandy stretches
Hylands stable Taviston heads the list Of the aged
horses and looks well Contribution also looks finely and
will be ready for the last OF the Brooklyn meeting
Heather the "big side and Will hardly be ready
before the Morris Park meeting Carrie G., the speedy
daughter Of SensationFerda is well advanced and VIII
be dangerous the short spnts down the toboggan slide
OF the two-ycar.old DIVISION in looks the son OF Mr.
Pckwick-Homde takes first place, but handsome Is as
handsome does and readers OF The Tribune must keep
sharp lookout Prize by Sir Modred-Premum as it
takes two men TO time him. one to say There he goes
and "Hcre he comes" the other to start and stop the
watch The two Darebins out OF Bavaria and Mea are
slahlng big fellows and will be heard from over their own
stamping the Monmouth Stakes are run at Jerome
The others that promising are the 1roquois-
Silver Maid colt; Ha-penny, by Gleneg-Penny, and
Merry Monarch by Hindoo-Brambaetta. In fact, Mr.
Hyands lot will compare avorably with other stable
in this vicinity.
]. NJ Jefcotts has nine horses in training St. james
being the best OF the lot in the aged class The two
year-od Cavalier by Hdago-Bue Dress, can hold his
own from time test with the others Fiftytwo and
half with rs pounds up is not bad for Jerome. Next
week the keyng-up process begins.