New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-30
. rRA1vER,s NOTES FROM THE TRACKS.

Grayesend Sept. 20-Tle tack was Ia splendid
shape this morning and many horses were worked, Is
Il looked like rain and most OF tile trainers Waite" U"
get fast move before shipping to Morf' PARK OF
Jerome The fight with the poolrooms was kept up
The crows nest at Kings Highway was deserted but
the oneators were on the roof Of Toni Dugans hote
and conld secure good view of the track from thai
positon The forces Of the poolrooms on the lhslue
denended on their tennis balls to send ont Information
during the afternoon. Several halls were ioSo' iho
slim of the second race was found in one CT item
Jack Bachelor has finally secured Pan Handle
The price paid was az ,260. He won a race to-day
which caused another KICK for Bryant saw Sims look
ing out of the window of the Jockeys room ana caed
out: Hey, Sims, will give you so ana old batcn
will give YOU s5on "Old Batch" heard him, and said :
g See hyar YOU hev been split since you won the
Futurity / haint got no terbacker factories. 1on
an Lorillard are spllin the jockeys. He gets S2o
fer the win and that settles it,
Green B. Morris is as lucky the Brooklyn baker
who dIffed out to sea with his wifes sister, DoVh III
bathing suits and landed in orange grove in Florida
with a suit of clothes made in Brooklyn, wmie Ills
sstern- law had tailormade suit and yachting cap
with a gold band around it, When any Jockey Is
going to throw away Green is there to eaten
it. Hamilton dropped him the Second Special WIN
Kingston and to-day Sims made him present OF the
Neptune Stakes. The funny part of the affair was
that Norris thought zorng nipped him head, and he
went to the paddock to look after King Mac, while
Ed McGarry thought ZOrng won and KEPT her at the
stand while Judge simmons sold her, thinking II was
Nng Mac. Phil Dwyer then asked Colonel summons
"Who the devil won the race anyhow summons
told him. Then he asked why he tried to sell Zorling
Inst then Green Morris arrived and asked for pass
to take King the gate and suggested in tok
ing way that he should have half the stake for not
running the flly up. Phil said You should divide
with me, as you won" "The devil dd;
your mare beat me head on the post When he
found that he had the race he was all smiles but
said sent in 800 to bet on Airpant." Just then
his commissioner came up and said Il got 10 for
that hundred. You should have bet more money.
How much did the colt win by ~
Green was dumb for a minute, but when he got the
5000 he said: "That is what call luck" HIS com
missioner misunderstood him and placed the money
on his own horse King Mac
The fifteenth sale of the Auburndale Stable took
place to-day and the entire lot realized VI 125 u d.
McCoys FLY Kitty T. sold at the same time and
fetched SO $50 several others sold that averaged
about $3.50.
Hamilton. the Jockey called on NJ. F. Dwyer to-day
and asked II Mr.. Dwyer intended to let him ride any
more races Mr.. Dwyer said You have lost your form
and do not ride like you used to. You have lost
number of races on the best horse and made the public
and myself lose great deal OF money. SO am COM
PEELED TO put up other boys"
Hamilton said al done the best 1. could, Mr.
Dwyer"
"No one for minute doubts that but You are in
had form al present The statement in a morning
paner In record TO my preventing you taking outside
mounts is not right. 1 could not do that. and If L
could wouldn't You take all the mounts you can
Get. and try to do better. No one would be more
pleased to see you win than IL
Hamilton said Then you will not want me TO ride
your horses the balance Of the season?'
"Oh yes, l will, you ride ms you did In the
spring know you good rider, but have got
or You may get back your form; then will want
you"
The j. A. O. A. ii. Morris horses were worked, and
after their sojourn at the Brooklyn track will be IN
shane 10 do good service at the meetings at motifs
park and Jerome Corrections race to-day was dis
appoinmcnt TO several trainers that saw her work five
eigb,hs IN oI IL the other day. However the three
year-od lot are all right, and Reckon, Ierrifer and
Russell should pick up a few hhndcsps curing tiie
last meeting of the year.
NJ F. Dwyer will 20 10 Guitenburg after the meet
fling is over at Morris and Jerome Parsk. Airplant
is a bit stale. The two geldngs Raceland and Ban
met viii race for months II not given too much OF
H. although they have been complaining for some
time as II their backs strained, complaint
that geldngs recover with good treatment While
entire horses have 10 lie laid up.
John Hyland is ready TO move 10 his nome staple
IIis horses arc Ia good shape for the windup Count
Gideon Is under the weather and takes the best OF
care Of himself The Count intends TO 20 to Eng
Land this winter and John Kelly Is going with him IA
a cbanerOne When he returns there should be rash
10 Interview him and lind out II nc saw a twoyesr
old over there that could give His itghness ID pounds
sammy Loates will endeayor 70 have Them both IT,
turned with souvenirs of Old England.
John Huseins win try To land bis horses at West