New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-14

good My clever ana easily handled at the post Like
Meriden should she be kept in training she viii be
morn IN the side OF the sprinters LIntriguane looks
ana "css We'll She carries weight well any three
fesf-old and has great SPEED which she the
finish q race with the best Of them Many trainers
mink she can go longer distance and than she has
yet essayod
Waleott Campbell's twoyear-ods are given regular
work osric IS the best in stable at present both
races and work. half 4s seconds Is work for him
IL looks as II he would train and 20 a distance.
The Brookdale horses do good work and should things
break anywhere near even they will via many races.
Green Morris gives his horses judlclous work. hey
are in the best Of shape and VIII run their trials for
the money and not against the watch
Charles Sanders gives his horses and keeps them
where good strong move will have them ready when a
race shows on the programme thu. them. Sanders
deserves credit for the form that Long Dance shows Grip
PIE that ne Is Ben XII bury Is a far horse and should
run consistent in Sanders's hands Potentate
fast and hold his with the best OF Them short
races. lie is an imported colt by Peter son OF Hermit
All Of the get Of Peter in England have diabol tempes
Nanv ~ them bo trained They show wonderful
speed, but few Of them earn brackets
DR.. Ross is now in England. he will act as agent for
some California mlionarcs. 1t probable that
more highbred horses and number mares will b. pur
chased and brought to this country II is strange that
many wealthy breeders in this country try 20 raise the
10000 colt nom mares that cost nywhere from 500 TO
5000. matter how many defects they may have then
when they TO the market astonhed because their
earrings DO bring good prices. The breeder who
the market colts that come from mares who
the turf have and daughters who
Will get the every time for his yearlings most
GOOD performers on the turf sound, and the
cGents OF training the chief OF their unsound
in nine out of ten the colt or FLY from
such has hereditary unsoundness. The maxim
English breeders is lke bcgets like so get
and YOU TO get racohorses.
Many turfmen ask why the press represented
the meetings Of the Board Of Control That something
fellow had out. Most OF the members In
tcrvi,wed time another and reading the in
terview morning have been astonshea at
be Obliged to spend explaining their
meaning to their friends fancy that Is the principal
why the press not represented Now, while the
turf writers getting back at each other, there is
chance for the boys 20 take breath.
The race for the Monmouth Cup should be o good con-
test, Riley, Judge Morrow Demuth Racelsnd
run for It. or course Riley should be the favorite on his
last rare but We,tcheser. and the race
be run differently Denuth has shown IN his
work much better than he did In his race
on Saturday. II IS probable shat Riley
will have ahead Of him at his throatlatch from
the start as long 10 Is possible 20 stay with him.
Raceland Will run a different from Saturdays lie
chance Should Judge Morrow start IL should MAKE
one OF the this year Tenny is all right
but is not I'd as starter so the win lose much Of
its attfactiveness.
The Atlantic Stakes should be o grand contest Air
plant His Hghness Victory the Cadence colt and others
meet This should betting conte T. and should
furnish close finish Old Jerome Is in capital condition
and good expected to be made II there Is no rain
TO make the heavy. All details attended 10
many horses arriving and there should be no scarcity
OF entries this With only three days racing this
week both horses and stsble help Will get rest