New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-01

them to day 10 ship at once Peter said ne ou not Know
II he would train for the scoggans next year. as nc
had not engaged. George Forbes t1ed 10 Duy ION
Harding. but he was held too high for the owner Of
Arab
Tom Stevens will hardly leave the East with Curt
Gum, as there are several buyers after MIN. Ten
thousand dollars have been refused Tor NM
There was but little work done ths morning Wynd.
ham Walden remained over 10 Try to PICK up Two
more races but did not succeed. lie goes lof MOTIFS
Park this evening.
Jack Joyner Is carrying chip on his shoulder In
the shape Of Al 900 notes daring IIyland to trot out
G.. W. Cook and race any distance up to mile.
Iyland Is taking little time, but may accommodate
Joyner later on when he gets him up TO jerome Park
J. W. Rogers may be found at his Ola quarters at
Morris Park with his horses. snip Donovan IS back
to Tenny villa and wah Jim. the cook Is happy.
But Snip has TO keep an eye on him 10 prevent MN
from burning JOSS sticks in his namesaHes stan.
Jim says Him heap luckee hoss. Winnee. no oiddee.
ADELAIDE, he winnce, go to helee hTst uihe' alice
samee.7
Matt Allen is figuring the value OF the HICKORY
Stakes and makes bones Of saying ulat ne mas rs
good chance any horse in the race WIN Key del
Rey. lie will give the boys strong argument In
the stakes that are to be run at the meeting, as the
champion fly Yorkvillc Belle, is as fine as silk and
her races should hold everything safe that she has
to contend with. Fred Lee showed wen III MS last
race and has done fast work. IIclgate 10 worker
from waSback but does mt race anywhere near WhaV
he does against the watch Peter and Demuth showed
that they could run we'll last fall when the weather
COOL and from their present condition should
pick up some money at these late meetings McLcwee
will thin out his stable to make room for MS yerngs
lie intends to only the best, or ones that snow
they can win in almost any company.
John higgins looks at the TOboggan slide ana then
walks to Johnny eclshcr's stall and medltates on MS
chances in races down its steep nclnes. La Iosca
reconcles John, he thinks with her great hlght OF
speed that she should win her share Of next years
races for the aged division The sale on the last day
should DO good one, Johns 1913 horses are IN
great demand for the winter meetings.
Wacott g. Campbell will have several that should
good races at the Morris track. The ycarngs are
splendid lot, and Campbell may try the experiment
of breaking of them to the pole alongside Of
clever horse that go say 40 clip In that way
he thinks he give them god mouth and
make them docile under any circumstances, as 1t
makes him angry to see boys yarKing
and snatchng at a colts mouth, when they should
be treated quietly and coaxed number OF trainers
will winter at Morris Park there Is every accom-
mediation and the trains run every hour
Papa" Nelson has his colts in H. X. Alcocks
stable and intends to break the ring some day
when he gets of them cherry ripe. lie doesn't in
tend TO pull 1t off until next spring, so he Will
have a chance to say a few words about 1t during
the coming winter.
6rCen Is. MOTIFS VIII nave MS lou Tcstlgt anu ohA
that the Morrow boss ought to be good as any
bOdy's boss up there. Rex and King Mac have
both shown good work. Strathmeath is good horse
in his class, but can't give away weight to them
Green says, and he should know. MERGED Is Green's
bugbear. She is as fast as any in the stable but
cuts up in her work and at the post. What Will
be done in regard to L. COrrganS case remains
to be SEEM decision will not be reached for some
months but COrrigan will enter I'm all the stakes on
January !, decision no decision. John Croker
went 10 Chicago to cOmlete his turf education,
and rfe sheriff seized twGvc horses that are
in his stables. They belong to different owners.
John could not be heard FROM and things
looked blue for him till the philanthropist W.
c. DAILY came to tho trout and said he
would g good for Honest" Johns indebted
ness
NJ F. Dwyer did not back his horses Kingston or
Raceland to-day, and he let Portchester run loose,
as he said he had line his horses in the last
three weeks, and that bad riding had cost him $780,
OOO Lambey proved that he could ride waiting
race, and it should not surprise raeegoe W. -
Cynosure was heavily backed today but wasn't in
it from start to finish.
severely cut around the outside of the behind
IL may be some days before he will race again.
telegraph system between the tracks and the pool
rooms one Of them had some stock in the Globe
Telegraph Company that was to do that business. but
one night somebody took the wires down and that
the last of the company. The trainer said no wanted
more good things when Jay Gould was starter
In the race
KNAPP Mccarthy hopes to have better luck around
the turns at Jerome. His horses look well any
in training lie has done all that any man could do
with them, but how car man win with horses that
work three quarters in rs and get beaten I'm
in II? Mr.. WtherS may sell several of them at the
time when several of the Lonllard horses are sold.
FOXhal kecne, it is said, is going to give his entire
attention to his stable next lie Is practical
horseman and could give points to many Of the pro
fcSSional Jockeys he to tide in His stable
promises 10 be a strong one.
Jerome Park was never in better condition than at
present, and the fastest time ever made over the
course is expected be beaten at the present meeting
After the first day there should be no lack of
tries, there plenty Of horses TO take part i'm
them. A number will start that have not shown
during the Brooklyn meeting. that have been fresh
encd up and reserved TO win oats fer the winter
There Will he a chance TO study the card and 10
ing.