New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-04

ones he is racing need comment unless IL Is OahP'
a colt that is sure t. improve and earn BRACKETS % '"
Mari is sending Poet Scout long moves. he seems W
Improve every time he is worked He'cah reel Oh
mile any time he is given his head In 40 OF Dc'eer'
shipmate has not done well as was expected. ohe
is WORKING we'll but fer races arc fa from her Western
form.
John H. Morris does steady work with bis lot ana
Irnte should have q chance when she meets mou-
crate lot as she works three-quarters IN III L.
ARA her stable companion, is Just short Oh stahe
class and should be content to race Win the seconu "
third class OF two-year-ods.
Matt Allen does most OF his work at jerome faih'
but the change has not helped his horses much as they
were not in 1t to-day. But he was running MS eeoo"u
string. Peter was we'll backed by several sic"u
players such as D. T. Pulsfer, on tie strength OF
fast move at Jerome Park He just failed to lana the
1913 money for them YorlSvile Belle takes the turns
at Jerome all right. She likes TO have morse WIN
her when she works. and for that reason many UPS
have gone out that other twoyearolds In the stable
were only beaten a head or neck by her IN ulsl'
when the truth Is, she gould beat them block, as
Jack Mcdonald puts it. But sevenH'shths IN 'o2
easily is an average specimen OF her work.
John Hylsnd has his lot 1T 20 start but he Is grow
ing gray figuring IL they will do TO bet or not. NO
matter how good his horses may work, John is always
considering what the other fellow is doing with MIS- so
he must have down and another in sight before ne
says, go down the line on him." LUDWIG meeR
field of aged horses should he start on Monuay' put
he will find IL harder to beat Leonawe THAI any OF
thom. He is on his own ground and with Q good
pilot should run q splendid race He Is really the
first good Darebin 30 show. Count Gideon thinks Of
selling Contribution, Hoodlum, the Holmdel colt and
others W. C. DAILY offered 90 500 for Contribution To-
day but the Count had already refused SS,o0o Count
Gideon then said he would sell them under the hammer
and there would bg no kicking.
Mr. Morriss official decision arrangement seems TO
take, but how would it work in race like the fifth
on Friday at Jerome Park when the judges were yer
mooch eXcite'i
slmrock has fallen victim TO the hill. He could
hardly walk to the stable 1t Is serious blow TO MS
trainer as he was in great fettle The rule prohibit
ing tho Jockeys from going into the betting ring Is
Many of them think the rule only Apples 70 inc cgs
they ride in but it seems to go for an races Iein
should be list OF rules that aeSt % no Uo anV
thing about them. Then there would be no excuse III
charges were preferred against him. \, .... rAo
The meeting at Baltimore is an assured oners
have declared their intention OF racing ueIe. o. nS
programme viii be suitable for all classes OF horses ana
every sengemept tb has 6 @so tSe tp to the
historic Pimlco track The report tnat tne
was declared of Is mistake and was unauI'o naS
by ths management a. ret specia rate right to the
The attendance in the free fed ontnumbered that
Count tr IT, as many PLAYERS go there they can get
chance 10 play the vSe crowd as ORDERLY de and re- re-
gse against g,e taem maorS Of them are we'll dressed
spS soSpae Sc S with the sheep term
a the ones in the paid enclosure They class them.
selves as goats Several old rams are on and Play
price than the ring lays for place. IN tlas way
they cinch out expenses