New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-17
A TRAINERS NOTES FROM THE TRACKS.

Morris PARK. Aug. 10.-The track was heavy and holding
this morning, but many Of the horses were out and
breezd along at a good stif gait Matt Byrnes had his
lot out and sent several at a racing pace the last three
eighths OF o mile galOp.
Sir Matthew is doing splendid work and has an eye
On the Futurity.
Shellbark is a deceiver. He does good work on the
track, but is not up to it in his races. He might DO
in the maiden class.
Tammany Is one OF the kind that will train on and do
better as a three yearoid than at present.
Fiienzi, the QUcen, was never better than at present.
Montana was taken 70 jerome Park this morning and
wound up for the Omnibus. lie was worked out one and
a half miles in . :42a. lie has had a letup, and Matt
would like him better If he had a move or so more in him..
Louis Stuart gave Picknicker his work this morning
of Morris Park. The son OF Nv. Pickwick never looked
better than to-day. The tFack was sticky and very slow.
vet Picknicker worked one and a half miles in :504, a
right smart move IN such going.
The defeat OF the Patrhnony colt was a disappointment
m Stuart. as his colt was in splendid shape, but Alonzo.
the brave son Of Imogen, trimmed him easily at the finish
with the veteran Hayward in the saddle.
Byron McClelland is at Morris Park with bermuda.
ssIl,e McClelland and Princess Bowling. The two former
engaged in the Omnibus, and were worked for it
Friday at Saratoga. Bermuda worked one ana one'eisAth
miles. The first mile was run in l;4l ana the distance
IN ] b5. This work will do anywhere, but the Morris
nv Racl,o, gave him weight and a beating a week ago.
Salie McCleliand did one and onohalf miles in 80
ver the same track. She is in it, as she has a wonderful
aicht Of speed, and her races last year proved her to be
dead game. Byron has secured the services oil Hamilton.
so he is sure to have one Of them well ridden.
Leonawell will remain at Saratoga a fe" days. as he has
some engagements, and by the latter part OF the week
McClcllaud will have his entire string ut Morris Park.
Ryron says that his horses have recovered from the severe
attack Of sickness they had last spring.
John Ii. Morris, trainer for the Bashford Manor stable,
did moderate work with his lot Dsshford is doing splen-
IDLY.
ID. d. Withers's lot were all out. The track od not
suit KNAPP, so he merely galloped them.
Wslcott. who pulled up so lame IN the last race on
Saturday. strained the tendons Of the of foreleg. He viii
be let up on, and when the fever is out Of the leg the
chances are that he will be cross fired. Walcott walked
all right this morning, but Mclaughlin knows too much
70 Try to race him till he is fully recovered.
Eph sneceke- had out his lot. Riot Is the best ono
Eph has had in some years. lie showed no edecss o
his race yesterday. when he gave Peter twenty pounds
and q beating.
sleipner IS ready to try another race with the sprinters
had an ace down with hin and a peek at the next card
A quarter In ~twentysiX seconds, tho last end Of a move
over a heavy track, should do 20 bet Oh In fair company
J. w. Rogers gave all his lot an exercise gallop
Senorita is doing as wen as It is possible for a horse 70
do. She gallops @ two-minutc gait and Is rounding int
shape. She will sport silk at the Sheepshead Bay meet
ing.
John Higgins had out the Lorilard lot and gave sew
eral Of them work at three quarter speed.
The second trial Of the assault: case against Mr.. Hug.
gins is on at 2 o'clock tomorrow In the Town Hall al
Wostehester, and IL the authorities wan. TO they can secure
many OF the toughs that make life q burden 10 many
traners on :he Morris track, as they will attend the trial
IN a body.
Jack Joyner IS taking life easy. He is giving the
horses that he intends 20 race enough OF work TO hold
their form, and as he dozes In his chair ON the clubhouse
lawn visions OF victory at 6heepshead Bay pass through
~ mind. Jack has broken his yeailings. some Of which