New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-22

~ heeP up WIN tle rest or the string. Hegae - a
counterfeit as he works like house afre, but it IS
for fun. When out for the money he quits. Fred
Lee is in the same boat Both should he gelded That
| might beneht them. Bean Brummel has great speed,
| but Is Faustus and that settles IT, Rey del Rev
| every one knows. His race with Tenny shows that
he can make his own running and be close up with
good horses over distance of ground. Matt will have
strong stable next year. There are a number Of
his lot in the sale list
Homer and fearless were out The latter is speedy
| and looks as If she would run game race. She
should win If placed right. Narvaez has the reputa
ton of Bad work on OF his mounts 50 he should
be careful as no matter how honest he ride when
he loses race there many that will SAY he pulled
his horse. The many reports in the Western papers
have caused people to suspect him.
Mccarthy had the Wthers lot ont and gave them
their usual work Wyndham Walden gave the Morris
iot sio~ york. He Is not racing as many as at the
Bay. His horses had severe campaign.
At Sheepshead Bay snip Donovan worked his lot
All are doing well and Snip is winning his share of the
races. Tenny shows soreness yet, but will do
for another race
Jack Joyner had his lot out Jack has more than
he can handle and intends to dispose OF some Of them
He offered to sell Eros this morning after a sharp
move Of threequarters in fast time with light weight
up II he doesn't dispose of them at private sale he will
put them under the hammer. Chaos is improving.
The death of his breeder, W. L. Scott, was not sur
prise, every one knew he i'll. His establish
ment at Cape Charles will be desirable location for
large stable TO get their horses ready for the
early spring
John higgins had his lot out. They are all up to
what they can do and are running good races. Equity
landed good stake for many of the friends OF the
stable. Jockeys that take desperate chances and in
jure horses in their desire to get through will be called
up and fined hereafter. Taral did an Injury to himself
and the racegoing public to-day although he did not
intend it. The popular jockey reduced to ride Snow
ball in his and weighed but 10l IL pounds in the
morning. He is too good a jockey to take such
chances. There hut few riding that are within
twenty pounds Of him, he should be careful
and not ride at less than 10 112. jockeys
are too scarce.
p Katz fined $3.50 to-day for rregularity in
scratching Mountain Deer. The rule should be
strictly enforced as twenty minutes for rev books is
getting mOnotOnous. Besides, It Is 80 late when the
people get back from the races.
Garrison has been challenged to shoot fifty pigeons
for $500 side. He said he might accept the chal
lenge after the meeting is Pete De Lacy
furnish the birds at a discount
Racine pulled up lame after his race. and it was
found that he had injured his pastern. lie may not
start again this year.
Jack Bachelor had the iron horse woodcutter, out
He seemed to be fresh and all right and good for any
number Of Jack is Of inc characters Of
the turf and his history would make many Of the border
novels look like Sunday-school library His
is not known to his intimate friends but that
met him in the days Of 80 say that he looked then
he does now and not a day older. e was known as
od Jack Batch" He mined, traded horses, fought
Indians and rated Al at the business. He dealt
faro bank to the miners and frOntersmen and played
himself He known take water any
and given wide berth by many of the bad
that frequented the frontier. He raced horses with the
Indians and Mexcans, and has been Puget Sound
old Mexico with his quarter horses His first appearance
in the East with good horses in the spring Of 1874
geldine that could either trot pace and John H.
bay geling, that could trot all day the vicinity rs
He had varying success that year His last
Lawrence. Mass where he beat the entire comina-
tlon OF drivers poobox and judges winning the race IN
straight heats He then went South and trotted his
in various cities Georgia making a good
living and picking many dollars. His last venture
with trotterS with the famous Matte Graham beau
tlfu bay that he trotted from Council Bluffs
Boston, rottng second in every race whether the time
40 OF 222 In the spring OF 1882 at Columbus he
cut her loose and took record Of % and al Ae
in the 9ooboX and the the hardest nut 70 crack
in the circuit Of that year He drove his aud
when any Of the boys took liberties with him in a heat
Jack would interview him follows "see here. you are
monkeyng with look I'll give it to
yer" He sold Matte Graham and bought Princess a
by Princeton that unbeatable
lance with light weight He many with her.
and has been successful with almost horse he has
Old Jack is cssthetc in his tastes. he drinks
nothing in the shape OF stimulant but champagne Of the
brands In regard style Uncle Jack sur2ass
Uncle William Daily in walk. He Is al eoicure and
should he stroll Delmonica's it's 10 that he will
carefully the bill Of fare. and after much hesitation
cal Cor ham and
Billy Roller had the Hoboken horses and them
moderate work. They 70 be sold the last
day of meeting Billy Bethlehem, |
Penn, called Pennsylvania Dutchnan.
is graduate OF the trottng school Of trainers. He
associated with j. F. Madden the 'gh roller Of the
tottng sales Billy training tToers the Hudson
County hafme track when the winter racing began |
when chicken division OF the German element
bought runners, he secured TO train them and
has had FAIR share Of In the business the
chicken division the racetrack while the corned
beef division q few cheap selling -paters
Sam Bryant had lot out headed by Emma Primrose
another reformed trOttng horse trainer. lie has
been all country, and had all ups
downs. sam was @ successful trainer Of trotters.
won many races Is OF great nerve and never
gives up venture with troters ship
carloads California He had money enough 10 buy |
feed cor them, landed there all right lie a |
stranger in strange land, but found a inside OF
hours who paid the freight aud his not Jones
After the horses were recupersed be sold them all
big profit paying his friend, and giving hin handsome
percenage The majority of SANS trotters highly
bred Kentucky mares and the benefit they to the
breeding interests wonderful their daughters
and sons have produced many Of the sensational Cali
fornia trotters has owned and raced many OF the
bestknown twoyear-Olds that have raced in the last
eight years General Harding and Proctor Knott.
tho Futuritv winner being the most famous This
is SANS bad year Emma Primrose IS
The only in his stable that recovered the form shown
in the spring
THE VICTORY OF THE POOLROOMS