New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-01

as fat and jolly as ever, but when he talks about
Iehhy he lookS sad and Is serious Like many other
trainers ne says that the descent of the Matterhorn
at Morris Park knocked out all the cracks that raced
over it except Riley and the Longshoreman Eon and
adds that Eon could not be knocked out with an
Matt Byrnes did some sharp work with several
OF his lot; that is, he sent them half miles in
SO IL. Montana, Inverness, shebark Tammany.
sir Matthew aAd silver Fox were worked Her
Majesty Queen Firenze was given a long gallop.
Marcus DAILY held consultation with his trainer and
This is about the dialogue between them:
How about this one. Matt 2" pointing to one of the
horses.
"Wen, Mr.. DAILY, that fellow has speed and should
win selling purse races II placed right
Well Matt, we will let some Of the other boys
have a chance to place him. You have enough to do
with the ones that place themselves Don't you
think il would be good plan TO sell a lot OF them !"
"Why, certainly Mats answer. 60 they
went along the line with the result that large draft
of them Will be sold without reserve to the highest
bidder on Saturday in the paddock at sheepshead Bay
All this happened In twenty minutes. That is the
sort of turfnan Marcus DAILY is. To think is TO
act with him.
Fred Eshners horses all look we'll and Fred looks
prosperous after his campaign at the springs. Master
lode and Admiral due TO start and Fred has inspected
the grass track closely. 1t looked inviting and many
OF the cracks on that kind Of going may meet Getys
burg there. William Lakeland has but two to carry
the black with white sleeves, Willie L. and Tea Tray.
The latter has a quarter crack and Billy works him
carefully. He is in fine shape and should be dan
gerof later on At the Gravesend track the first TO
show were the McLewee horses. Rey del Eey,
Uno Grande, Peter and san Juan, are
likely lot can be paraded by any stable in the
country The track heavy and lumpy and strong
work was the exception, but the four did mile in
two minutes. Demuth and Clarendon are both in fair
shape the latter having fully recovered the
effects of the first mile in the Metropolitan Handicap
Without doubt he of the speediest sprnters
on the turf Should Allen start him he will be looking
the one that beats him in the eye at the finish.
Yorkville Belle should have a para graph to herself
when named with the other two-year-ods In holding
cooled out and the excitement over Murphy said
that when the FLY hung little in the stretch he
thought the crowd might have stopped her little. BY
this he did not that she could have beaten His
Eighness but might have been closer to him at the
finish Hellgate and Fred Lee both in fair shape,
and on dry fast track should be up with the pro-
cessioD Beau Brummel is up to a race and viii re-
ceve few preliminares this week to educate him in
races.
Sam Bryant has 1ewel in Emma Primrose. She
can run III any kind OF going, and run fast, so Sam
is happy and says: "When East you
must send us back We come here with n grip
sack and go home with Saratoga trunls.'
Green Morris had his lot out. He will do the trick
with Judge Morrow II he gets in any race with q
reasonable amount OF weight his back Strathmeath
should have chance with his class in the three year
old division. Green has but little to IN regard to
the Huron affair. lie that the weather was so
bad that Huron not keyed up to the pitch he would
like to have had him.
Phil Dwyer, ir. and Ed McGary have formed n
mutual cOnsOling society, and meet several times
day Bolero the Dudes box and gaze at his bandaged
EOn IN In
Potomac over there; he's hgh-prlced chappe, but
never put on the airs that his ioblots did. No one
Is standing around his stan all the time. Why don't
you feed him coned beef and cabbage" McCarry
chased the longshOreman away from the door as
he remarked, The wind blew through the Ventilato'
Sir John is the ever, plain easy going
horse that does all he whenever he starts. Sir
John never makes any unnecessary remarks and stands
in with ST. Carolus a sashing big st. Blase that has
been doing good work. move in 10 over Graves
end cheering up McGarry and little Phil
At NJ. +. DIVERS stable the horses are in splendid
condition with the exception of Potomac and Long
street both Of which out Of training.
The Dash Stakes to-day was a good race The
horses were bad lot to start Several OF them
unruly at the post and would not break while Others
would break in spite of the Jockeys. Let them tell It :
"What are you doing77 roared the starter TO one
jockey. <
That horse kicks" said the Jockey.
$50 do L. said the starter.
81 know it," said the Jockey.
"Now what ais you ?" Mr. Caldwell said TO antOher
"Ths horse has an iron mouth said the jockey.
so have YOU" said the starter, (" and know IT,
And 50 H. went on. The Collena fily, Beau Brummel
and Alright caused most Of the trouble. When the
flag fell it was to splendid start, all in motion and
close together The following jockeys fined $25
apiece: Bergen. Daggett, Llttlefeld A. COvingtOn,
Clayton Narvaez and LambIey.
One Of the officials Of leading jockey club said
last night that it likely that some action would
be taken to furnish place in central location where
ell declarations, scratches, etc. would be posted also
the forfeit list and notices of the transfer Of engage
ments. such resort is badly needed and is step
in the right direction, and should have in charge
that is practical and knows Just what he is doing, not
a fgurehcad with one else to do the work.
The mOOted trip to England by His Hghness was
the principal subject talked by the trainers to-day
Should he so it is possible that Lohgstreet will ac
company him and take a crack at the handicap horses
over there. In the CambndgeShire and Cesarewitch
the chances that he would have close to the top
weight. the Brtons have got over the idea that
their horses stone or pounds better than
horses bred In other countries Should he arrive safe
and to the post At he was the day he vanqnished
could win section Of the tight little Island. Sure
foot, the winner Of the Eclipse stakes at san
Derby ono year ago, but was not placed In
the race for the Blue Ribbon" He is veritablo
savage In race or out Of yet he won the Eclipse
How is such horse going TO beat a horse with the
speed staining disposition and eightcarrlng abilities
OF lis IIighness Common and Memoir will be prob
able starters in the stake and should His Hghness win
ii would be Of the greatest victories ever achieved
by American courage and enterprise.
There Is chance that there will be racing at the
Elizabeth tracks this fall The decision Of the court
will be handed down on October 16. The Hudson
County magnates have not claimed october dates. as
one Of the big four said to-day that they would wait
some time yet Others were likely TO in October
Every horse in the Hobolcn Stable Is 10 be sold as
Fred Walbaum says: Z" Me and Mr.. Morris can't run
horses. the people kick when win and kick when
we lose. can't stand the criticisms in the papers;
W. L. Scott Ind 10 sell out, so did Haggin. Will sell
everything down to the scrapers.' Alas alns. for
the turf T.,
D. Covington who has farm Of 500 acres in
Kansas. where he raises Jockeys and raceh0rseS, Is AT
the track, and intends to stay week lie reports the
death OF KiOhba horse well known TO old time race
goers KiOhba the sire Of several colts that nave
raced successfully IN the bush and one Of his get VIII
be raced on the tracks in this vicinity having shown
good enough work to ship her East. Here nut Tor
scientists 10 crack IN that country the lungs OF q
700 pound bronchO will weigh five or more pounds
more Than the lungs Of Eastern bred horse that
weighs .O5O pounds. This is advanced as argu-
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