New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-31

Morris Park July 3o-This morning was as dreary a.
any we have had this Several Of the did
not have their horses the track did shed work
The track was of mud and drilling rain fell ell
day. Only the horses that have in the next
days were out. OF Walden had several Of the
Morris horses he believes training run
In wet weather well in pleasant weather. they
have TO In the mud they require mud
Allen mad his lot out but did any very fast WORK
with them. KNAPP Mccarthy breezed several Of his at
fast
At Jerome Park Hysnd several Of his for keeps
The only disappointment in the stable Schuylk His
Hghness Merry both ready to do battle
Ha'penny will do to skrnish with Heather and Soho
both have sand and going well In their
The twoyearold division is rapidly getting stronger.
The performances OF Lamplghter Yofkv1e Belle have
set Count Gideon, OF Chateau Comfort thinking The
most cismal spot that be found is racetack on
rainy day Every is like the day-dsmol. The boys
are cranky is the trainer. 1t three
work the boys Even out Of sorts as his
kitchen is tracked with the boys muddy feet the
tackle such brides saddles ETC.. 10 be cleaned
80 it is no wonder that everybody is out of sorts
Longtreet given his final preparation the great
match at Morris Park Saturday at Jerome this
afternoon. He took a preliminary gaop with Airpant
and came on the track with Hamilton his back. The
track strange him, and did know what to
make Of the spectators and music but he be excused
he has been running Brighton Beach. When re-
assured that it all right and after being reminded
he had been Gutenberg and that the Monmouth As
ISOLATION al right Hudson County he agreed to
and do his pretest. Hamilton went at him with
Whats de matter with you Say, boss, amt yo gwne
TO go?' Longstreet did and did good
done at old Jerome. and although mud, he
like a deer, and did IL miles ! :5S fat Every
the secured a good place at him. and the
performance the feature Of the day It's Of
saying he did it easily for that absurd but he pulled
up all right, and but little distressed after
the move. The only mistake Nj Dwyer made was that
Lnsstrse should have run his trial before the second
race Then he could have his Arshstt through the
oe IN the wind that Longtreet made who could have
Sushs MIMI Arplant did threequarters Of mile in 10.
Do'ero The dude Of the Dwyer stables, has
race He will put many airs that the Longshore-
man. Eon' can't stay in the stable with him so we may
expect to see him Eon) this coming week Arshalt
70 IN disgrace, and VIII return TO the sand crabs next
week ~
Jimmy Mclaughlin won another race to-day with Take
nack' VINO was 10 splendid FORM Jimmy has q useful
staple and Will add to it whenever good one that
be bought right
- smith, with whom Garrison is associated started in
e s~ne race one Brooklyn who heavily backed but
Brooklyn was not it, though ridden by Hamilton The
victory OF Take Back was a popular one
'soA 'oyher has secured the services Of "Majorp
O0.insu 70 rue Chesapeake at 81 n tomorrow. With
ieaoher"eght like that on his back he should mike
P ~ '' N@t une track should be dry for next race
win so much money hung up it's strange there are 60
re" IN some Of the Why many horses
running ior Small purses that surely win at Jerome
or motifs rarK and there is plenty OF stable room.
The statement that Mayor Grant is going 70 start
racing stable Is little previous The yearIing ,bs.
Frank FOX bought were for Nathan straus who is well
known 10 trotting horsemen {, Maolca strsus He Is
valuable acquisition to the running horse ranks wha,
Mayor Grant may 90 another year is different thing
He had the best when he was on the .rotting tf and
should he start Ia on runners will try 20 have the same
class. But that remains 70 be seen.
C,ass in horse will stay with him. no matter how
much OF a cripple he NAV be. Take Long Dance for
instance EndureF Both were stake horses but went
lame but when patched they make the others look
Long Dance was virtually given I'D by ALI hut
his owner. George Rye. He had faith In him. and IN
the hands OF Charles Sanders has won race after race and
seems TO be good for many Esoumau is another
OF the same class. Walter Rollins wins n number Of
races wsh him every yeas He ietires in the fall broken
down. the public thinks but comes out in the sprng
as well AS one trainer aptly expresses IT, a
higi-class horse beat one on three legs