New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-07

Morris Park Aug 6-The track is splendid condi-
ton. soft and mellow Most Of the fast WORK Is gone o'
OF the chute. The Morris horses the first out
Terrier and Russell did strong work. Mars and Spina-
long given strong gallop
John Higgins had the Lorlsrd lot and pressed
several of them still holds the second position IN
races with MS horses better than many others
do
The Burridge Brothers have performed en- operation on
westchesters feet. They old trotting horse men,
and have had great with that had quarter
cracks. He VIII work for some days Westchester
IS stake horse shape. The Others in the stable
are ali doing nicely The Burrdge Brothers have chance
70 get back Of the money lost this spring their
horses remain all right
Allen had the McLewee horses out and sent several
along at merry clip Rey del Rey is in great FORM as
Is Dsmuh. Peter IS being pressed good Bit and shod
be ready 20 face the in short time. Torkvle
Belle looks every inch mare Should she train on
She will eclipse her lustrous dams record on the turf
r4ollgate Is Going as II fit and ready battle.
Rogers has the he is racing right up TO the best
racing form and any time they start they should run up
their form.
as If he would get two out of Long Dance
Potentate needs nip or two OF Papa" Nelson's best
whiskey. Whsn he starts then wen see Splinter ua'
is Splinter.
mt the chances are that Your Uncle william will
migrate to Jerome Park, now that NJ F. Dwyer is going
70 stable Their.
Morris with cdIiOau Ol hpeth ho4Hee -A--f NJ
is one Of the trainers Of this country He Is As
shrewd man as is in the business. and when ne says
is fit you can safely put bet down ne Is no'
fairly settled in his ne" quarters ye'' ou' Hs A~ ~
good material in his stable
About 100 fresh horses will arrive In the heAC s"o uaS
90 rleegocrs Will larger fields.
l. / Roses stable started for California today Mr.
Rose has in his racing ventures the at Two
but he game and believes in the saying that al
things come to him waits. The California stables
have not been TO the front often this season as La inc
pre,os three years although horses bred on the Pachc
slsDe have won their share Of the money.
Kingston and the remainder Of the NJ f. DWyer saolc
arrived to-day. horse is in excellent conooh
and willing 20 meet al UP 10 one and quarter
miles. Manhansett OF the bestooking t"oyeafoiu'
in training, with the new corners, and houston e"H
make 1t warm for the platers with hsht weren't up
w. II. Timnons VIII also be factor with Bch4ie'ie
Matt Byrnes has got Oh his winning clothes ana WIN
such horses a. Sir Matthew, Tammany, Inverness anu
Frenzl should PICK up many dollars this fall
Lo5n61ks in great shape and holds most Of the hors'
in training safe at mile with Hs weight up anu d. VIC
and onefourth miles IN a pinch.
John Hyland takes things easy, a. be has Ms nurses
where a simple will have them ready to run o'u'
ing 1900.
bu: lie gives them Just The same care d L my W."
docs ,, and mo-
Farley Is Kept busy. lie Is the Vet. for NUMBER OF
stables He infrnary at Westchester with a. Inc
.,iorces and many Of the aling ones sent there
Todav,s racing rather tame, but j. Lambiey EeN
~ tvle Of riding pleased the public and HIS secona On
t,h and his win on Daisy Woodruff Melted hin, IL Is
d 81 GOO In presents from Mr.. Lorilafd ana ahohes
gentleman In Freehold Stakes Raceland showed that
he was up to his best form The owner OF EsHa 41auy
a.ed considerable amusement by going over 20 the nan
m ,ost and waving English Lady on but the cup was
49,, ~. for her Why try her with her class IN inc
n, distance handcaps. Mr. Buck must not expect her
to GET in very Hight now hat she has exposed her iS Du'
", a, l,Se Reckon-the vicinity Of mile is her distance
T. Mcponad said that when he had Daisy Woodruh
. -. rr,ce he could get 1. but to-day to i
~ Tho average price, and J. T. had fsr-slzed bet On
her. ., oon 4, tho salitoo stake p
"a ao,ng his own bidding. That is right. Let the