New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-25
A TRAINERS NOTES FROM THE TRACKS.

First race at 2.so p m.
A TRAINERS NOTES FROM THE TRACKS.
Sheepshcad Bay. June 24.Therc are over 1oOo horses
In training In the vicinity Of NewYok, and the purses
hung up TO be raced for will over 81 600 win
the exception twOyearod and selling races the caru
Is not up to the average. Many horses are ailing but
there should suitable to the different classes
Of horses beaten horses with the right sort
OF conditions that would not admit the higher classes 10
compete would favorable to most OF the trainers Make
some OF handcaps beaten horses There are enough
Of them TO make an interesting race
The Judge Morrow IS the principal topic
at the tracks and the judgment OF nearly all unbiased
horsemen Is In Garrsons favor The Boaru OF Cohtroi
Is fast losing confidence Of all the leading trainers.
Like the much takedof first yesterday, all the men,
bers Of the riding waiting race and when IL
is over It will be Just about satisfactory.
The judge Morrow race could be settled In twenty
minutes asked for an investigation OF the race
in which Tula Blackburn beat Morrow, Maidstone and
Recare In the first place, Tua Blackburn ran race In
which every yard run at much faster gait thah
Judge any Of the contestants ever went or ever
will CO. unless they got out OF the gait they show at
nresent The first mile was In :4o+. She won
easily In 1:47 That part Of 1t Is all rieht
Why does It take two days 70 decde
the other part Of TT sending to get quotations
from the out-oftown poolroomsi If they arc, 1t VIII
tool, had for some one and it won't be Snapper
Garrison Perhaps they may revoke his license Should
thew do so they will do what they have been doing all
alopr-pay into the hands OF tie winter tracks.
The work at this not at recordbreaking pace
although II Tulla Blackburn runs up to her work OF
Yesterday morning the lie mile record Will be In danger
Higgins has got Pagan in fne shape He appears to
be good as ever.
Byrnes moves on at the same gait His horses are
in good shape and nearly 10 their working iorn'
.'Snin, Donovan will have TO win race with Wah
Tim, or there will be trouble Mongolian COOK told
Jim that namesake would make "belly good dogga
pie"
Roach IN company with his dearest friend. Jimmy
Mccormick. He still that Victory Is great
colt although Mccormick tells him he has Moore TO beat
| and His Highness. ,
n very busy at present with that have thrown out
quarter cracks as many trainers think his metnous as
| successful as any known at present
Badge Is doing nicely Mccormick is doing sood worK
with his entire lot been pressing three OF them
and will ask the question OF them tomorrow morning.
William Lakeland is philosopher, and taxes the eVn
| with tho good Who thought that Taunton "ouu
be the finished horseman that he is at present Moore may
devotion In tho same manner. Billy Lakelahd mas hau
hr horses in training he has at present. so ne Is
going SLOW "no.account' trainer can win win eoou
| horse but a good trainer can't win races win ~
account' horse. The Brighton Beach track Is nNeJ
place mornings, there is humDer Vi hoiso' O'"e
worked there. D., .,
Fairy in the Rosemeade Stable is lame and IS surely
one OF the earnest Allies oaled to run as good races
as she does Ward, jockey Of the stable Is not al
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| oyerv time he rides ls ambitious, and anxious 70
win lie IS Of the right sort to make good Jockey
The stewards called on OF the owners yesterday
and asked what kind Of instructions were gwen te jockey
IN the first race The following is fair specimen
| .nont 20 out with this Lay away with MN.
and ocme through stretch, and be sure not 70 &c.
the colt cut down coming through on the turn OacKeu
| this colt, and think can win" :.
The instructions obeyed TO the letter Inc race Is
,o,nc investigated and tie Investigation was begun right
| arer the race, The chances are that something VIII
drop when they through with IT, ana the sohcths
viii he States The stewards will not tip their hahds Oh
anv more but will play their cards close 10 their breasts
| yorv funny scene was enacted after the decision oil
tho snit twoyear.old Monday After the seeoo
half had been one Of the unueky oe'tofS tns' ia.
tirket on one Of the horses that puied up sSiu "
| stewards: 'Hi up there Yes shplit the race III y"
| hol,os and Caldwell bad to him. shplt IL IN ure'
halves Why can't yes give US another race LOT Ine on
that was left Of the post The proposition was aAei
under consideration. -, H.. . tn,
7 " Kirk could not lie found to-day TIL aiter loh
search was made. His mutual arraneemeht was com
I,o,v hidden by the tents Of the Phistlnes The lev
at get TO the mutual boxes call 1t the trip through darNe'
| Palestine. , . o,,,,r0 .,
7, ls said that Billy Roller IS Offering premium 10
aovces A. he wants make collection lie heo All IND
| so,,od nm last winter and IS picking up fe" thi
rnor rs he told his friends to-day that Lester was
rIr ~ d.uces against straight flush when up asan'
MS Hlahness His horses are doing well Se'ei" INV
| heen LET ND on but when he starts look out .
A. Morris Park there Is q number OIL horses oeioii'
& much better the chances are In FAVOR oil her reo
crinq The injured leg was swollen greatly arou- VI
hock II broke and left place as large as siIn'
don,r which will take long time to neal up Al
others in logers's stable are doing regular "orh anu
10 od,, n race I'm a sholt time John Huggns leit se
- :, IT. stable there that were not quite it, Inc trac
e in splendid shape and all the horses are In the oe''
health. ro,.o ,,o s,,re
There are but few horses at Jerome Daie''o 'no sup
,endent said that everything ready to race ther
n, no did not know anything definite. MI Barrett
could have large OF horses to turn out anu c
Cor when not in trimming. but can do hotihs I'LL I'll
Monmouth question Is setuch
Al Monmouth all the stables are put IN goOu orue
Tho old track f. I'm the finest possible shape n wor
horses on and the track could he raced on tomorrow
The work on the yearng track is being rushed ana WI
he ready by the first day Of August, II not sooner
everything looks like business at the Moh"iou'' i'