New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-15
NOTES AND GOSSIP OF THE TRACK.

a.. u,.o xo,r coos a qrea. wavsn is what Green d.
Morris SAID Yesterday. when asked how the hot spei
fcced h,s horses. The remark applies 70 haj"h" o'
TIE traners they cohne their horses to moderate "oh
with a, occosIonal sharp brush through tho stretches
J. JOINER ia training Of the hieh-prced Youngsters
purchased at the Belmont sale last fall That move teen
doing excellent and will add to the interest taken
In the two-year-od division T. J. Dwye's Iphsuooh 10
going on finely IN bis training and rc's on Dali mfrs
10 80 seconds easily at the Gfavescnd track wilma"
Lakeland is training some two-ycaroics that arr hHey
tn win him Of the purses, and Victory IKE Ills
Ulehness remains an quantity 70 raceg"c's
HIS Hiphncss IS likely TO start In uree'dnarpf race
On Thursday so tina. he will have at least bowng ar
ouantance with the Of 1892 His Ilshness ran
wood srfu trial recently and everybody present or a.
legged to be present timed him differently the time for the
mile and qt after ranging from ? coz to I'll now
ever the blacksmith knows the course" anu MS "'tch
marxcd cs so that His Hehness is surely wonderful
col, n Gideon said yesterday that he thought he could
yanaush any horse in world at any distance up to
u. miles NJ T. Dryer said that he would give the colt
race and try how good he was at Ia miles Tor S-'oVO'
ard name Longsect the 70 be weight for age MI
Gideon saasbly declined such early In the sea,
SON but was willing talk business a,Nr when HIS
ulghnos, had run his thr eyear-old engagements
Y, Tambicn he crack thrceyear-old FLY OF the
West is said to have mlcand-a quarter trial ot
Iaconia ln OH. Efforts were made u secure the
services q Garrison ride her in the Garfield Derby at
Chicago but The is run on the same day a. the
suburban at sheephead Bay Garrison could not accept the
pronc 81 900 for the mount ana ShoOo extra snou'd "e
NJ Dryer priced Castawoy III yesterday TO probable
customer To- e. 800 The horse IS perfectly sound.
r. Loud has sent TWO Bits 10 Grayescnd, where he
is receiving his preparation for the Sheescld Bay iIc@
INC The Wysndo,te colt has worked well enough to WIN
races ct any distance UP % mile. Poet Scout was
gallopod Yesterday and made many friends by MS ~"y
sctiooess way Of GOING Bermuda will unbacked
for the Suburban u his recent work would look
ike oiry tale il printed He Is going perfectly sound
and shows no signs Of his recent lancness.
Failphv brother % the much abused Tournament won
today all out the finish go much p" '
Colonel Simmons said that moFaoic i".
would be needed for such finishes. Inc his' NM
In the fourth race was timed IN 1914 by many pe's""'
FItrpatrick said he paid attention to huS'e' 'n
pessara after the mile post passed, as nc knc" ~
hurst OF speed was in Russell when he wouid Try MS
best &c., 49, A..
1T was not my day" Fred Taral renarNc'' - en-
,es, co,ld do was 20 make dead heat ana be secoho
McIarghlin told all Of his friends that ne hau
h.nce 70 win and my lft the post In the iIo'
r,nks IL looked Ike good thing fer her. Inc N''"S
was q popular one Sims is fast getting reputation -
one NJ the strongest ansheIs IN the profession am es'
,,ko. precedence the coorcd Jockeys as being sief'
h nos, and taking all reasonable chances to win races
for his employers ,,,,,,,,
rb,re Is great demand for some more hght"c'2n'
ocheVs and as the OF supply are cI"scu
nunhcr OF stable lads will be seen IA the S"ouic Ut
.,eenshesd Bay and Monmouth PARK