New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-27


A TRAINERS NOTES FROM THE TRACKS.
Morris Park July 26.-This track is now In ex-
ceent shape for either racing work, some trainers
giving II the preference over any other track inc
uads about here are in splendid shnpe at the present
time and TO drive TO the track is considered treat by
many owners But there IS such road as the
Brooklyn Boulevard TO suit the horsemcns fancy, as
horses can be worked at any pace on with safety.
For that reason many good things are worked at the
Gravesend track where the horses can be warmed up
ON the road and do withdrawing moves on the
track Bettors that like good things should pay some
attention the horses that worked over the Graves
end track Racing ut so many tracks at the same
time Is provlng "a gold mine to the Dwyer stables
In the palmy days Of the past they were not Winning
as much money or 50 many races as at tho present
time. Eon won the Troy Stakes. Airplant won tie
sapling, and Raceand the rassaic while Longstreet
won the special at the Brighton track on saturday, So
on tho whole the Dwycr luck has not left Them Inc
meeting at the Brooklyn track this spring was q
Everything is in their favor for success al
tlB, fan meeting there will he no CONNECT OF dau-
IL would keep the vecst OF t0uts busy to Keep run
Of the horses In the Dwyer stables as they are on INC
move all the time. Longstneet is now the magnet.
His owner is willing to back him against all corners
and for anv reasonable amount. When the proposed
race was suggested between the cracks Longstrcet,
Riley, Eon and Tenny, many were surprised tha'
NJ. F. Dryer willing to concede weight 10 Vn
Others II was sure thing that he could give seven
or more pounds TO Eon who had beaten Tristan, ue
conQueror of Tenny. EOn ran mile and quarter III
2:O6 L. Now how good is Longstreetl He shares
with Proctor Knott the honor OF giving salvador
beating so should he beat Tenny 1t would place MN
right even with the monarch Of Ilaggin's ranch NIL
ton Young who now owns Longstrcet's stud services
has been more than anxious to have him meet Tenny
Kingston has recovered his form, and 10 VIII take
cracker Jack TO beat him in the future
John Hunter takes time by the foTelock, and mas
secured five yearing sons of fremont that VIII DC
heard from next year. Mr.. Hunter must nave u hish
opinion of DagOnet old that mas SHOWN VOL
derfu trials and performed well in his races Inc
colts that are winning the ones that start III pulsc
races and do their trials in public
The chances of winning all the money on inc rag
track is SLIM indeed the party that went 10 Oc''Fo
can swear to. The fast mare English Lazy diu goV'
work at Morris Park, and was thrown III hd"u'''P
with IO5 pounds up but was declared as IL was
ported at the track that she had been ton'eu "Pt
would be lacked by several trainers. who would 4"
course nut some of their friends in the Know '"7
was Skinned TO Chicago with sad results. Her ior'u
Is exposd so that she will get in no more hahcaiS
with @ postage-stamp stack on her DacH ~" V'''
that went West did IL 50 quietly That many vi ",I'
were in the list Of mysterious disappearance au ro
ueadona,tcrs However, most of them got home III
light marching order. .uou
II s said that the attendance at the races ms iach
off hut that IS not so. More people go to the race
than ever before but they have many moN PlS'oS 81
20 10 see racing and are much divided. WIN soo"
C,rd and horses that known, with the sldrs cn
carcd the crowd will be great as ever before WIN
eb, card and horses Of ordinary calibe engaged te
crowd will be small at any track WIFI Pic"S vi
poorooms opcn, where men can resort 10 'io I'''io''
beer GARDEN With electric fans in moti,n all ABOUT
thcm why should they journey to The tracks WeH uc
10 can be spent COR cooling drinks ana inc rccsoer
has missed nothing by staying away
The McIewee stable has had fair share OF sue
o lint some Of the best horses in thS stable have not
RIM AZ well ss expected by the owner and his friends
Allen rms hi, horses high in 1csh and Should TIE |
t,ock be hard or the weather rainy the least maui
romeo lets nurse I'll up, and he can't do justice 10
himself in any kind OF race. The followers Oh inc
stables are often disappointed al the performance G
snme of the horses. FOR the benefit OF thc siail ~
d stress, the above is not an apology put .1
0f fact The stable viii start two or lhtc Ol ".
reserves this week. and they Will give sood ACCOUNT
Vi Matt Hyrnes has begun TO Firenzi along she
Is last rounding INTO shape and Byrnes said on fnoN
that she would probably be seen her lax TeeA o' V
The great Racine will hardly be drawing calH on
the tracks in this vicinity, rs many OF te 'urimGn
also that the best OF the Eastern horses could smother
him M any distance. How true that IS viii be seen
tast f orr T raced in the East in the fall VIII
main i'm the West the racing situation Is much inc
same in Chicago as it is here. Two tlifns are rt h
ming on the same days, each tryiEs to ont a. I Lie
OH. with star attractions. Inc "arneiu iIph ma
secured colonel Clark Of Louisville as presiding lndfe
Now lie t. drawing card. and with George v Hanhns
r. assist in the management. ii SHOULD be a io"ns
success The other track is under the management Oh
Ed Conlean, Of Kansas City MO- so WIN , %G nv op
ucnc in the vicinity Of Chicago There Is Dut one
suit OF much racing. it will die as the trotung
tf W 9 Sp II WI" pay j" only When the greatest per
FORMERS are going to race.