New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-02

IT.. ..,,.r. a. sheepshead Bay got chance to see
the famous Yo Tsmbien work YESTERDAY morning no
Av has remarkably fine action. ana shouo pc ""'o ~
give good account OF herself when she meets me ra"
80, % . raca sb. covered seven furongs costly IN
2as and the Western division Of tumen say mat she
Is az came as pebble. and stands drive oil "'e iuih
without sweryns showing the least disposition 10 sA
The Ehret horses the track every day' ho'h'
IN. mil. . In the mink OF condition at present ana IS
receiving special preparation for the Br1dge hauc"p'
The admirers OF tho beautiful daughter OIL ''''oi
and Thora would Ike to see her run SUM
racos IN prepare her for the contest ~ 10
has bec, proyed repeatedly that working in fast ume
against the watch is not onehaf 70 good Test a. fH"S
against fields horses in public Garrison mas ooe
engaged to ride the Bridge Handicap shoua IN"
weight assigned her please her uaiheF' NJ "''o'
has been sold TO Douglas Brothers Of Tenne
see for $40 oco delivered whenever MI Ehret con-
sIders his career Is ended Lidgef"ood VIII
get every chance before he Will be condemned "o'e
is improving and with husuing jockey OH his DicA -
likely 10 win some races. Francis works WELL but
does not get chance 10 show what he is capaDi" oil
doing by starting In purse races sam "enef grows 50
that the stable has concluded 10 walt WIN NM
Runyon a Lonsfeow OF the same order a. Linden ana
is likely 10 train vanqush Of the larger ard
more SNOWY colts Of his age next year Demuth IS
ready for the question at any time
The Rancocas horses are excellent shape at the
ent time Lsmplghter thrives. and his races do not
cause him flesh. lie IL not night-WaIker'
Some persons mistake in the colt that fond
Of exercise Locohatchee has lost his position
AT the stable since the purchase OF Lamp
lighter as latter Is considered in the stable at least
ten pounds horse. Locohatchee is DONG cA
ceedlngiy well in his training, however AID should be
dangerous he meets the second division OF the eo
ycsr.olds Mr.. Lorard selected thTe OF Dafcbihs
progeny that have proved themselves capable Of winning
crcditable races-Kildeer Julien and Kilkenny Staac'
lite is In fine shape and is likely to win races before INC
end Of the meeting
A. J. Joyner makes good use OF his small stable ana
wins is close up whenever he sohos one OF MS h'
! In the post Bcllepsrdc's victory popular one
and the nlly payed heavily by the friends Of the
stable. Lady Violet is doing nicely, but requires the
constant attention Of her trliner Corluroy should DC
macadanlyed which would make the going much easier
for JOyner
AlalId. Of the McCarerty lot is a handsomely pro
portioned horse and Is likely 10 give racegOers dis
nav OF his quality before goes West lie IL u we'll
bred horse, he sired by imported ST. Mungo. who
ras sired By ST. Adams out Of Melbourne and he
should sirsbe horse for breeding purposes when
his racing career is over.
The j. A. A. II. Morris horses are quartered at the
Rr,ok vn track and ore trained by Robert Valdez. son
Of Wyndham Walden. Calamity the unfortunate OF
aopin Jennie b. Is not likely to stand tuinng and
probably VIII e Permanently retired from The turf David
Morris saws: Il will try other method FTeLo
Nh. collie when he again. remained almost ali
the night before Futury and fed him
hers watermeons almost collie producing food
could think of. but he never tuned a hair. friend
used me Try racctrack pic on him. and II no
ac.n,t get the collie die he Will make handsome
prcsent how dangerous IL II to try IT, but Fezo
aats ME before he runs another race"
J. Mclaughlin is giving Morelo regular Work as he Is
os over the attack influenza from which he suffered
whom he won the Fuurity The next question that is
likely TO disurb serenity oil the Doaid OF Control IL
the eligibility OF Morclo to start In races now that he
is trained by licensed trainer Van Ness IVES not ruled
Of the turf but had his license as trainer revoked.
which prevents his training or starting horse Oh The
board of Control tracks Some uhmen claim that tho
colt can DO raced without any trouble
Potomac is in such crippled condition that 1t Is
likely that he VIII be shipped 10 Amsterdam and VIII
racc no more. will be used as stallion at the
Hurricane Farm which is inst becoming prominent a.
the birthplace OF winners General Sanford has some
of tho best bred with records that made them
fsmous Oh the turf Potomac has chance " BE- the
sire OF some great rocehor~es - ,
pierre Iorlllad handsomely on Kilkenny ana
BANQUET. Marcus DAILY disappointed with Montana.
Banques Of the best ever run at the distance
and the weight on oval track
w sImss salary for 1898 is likely to be as large as
that Of any jockey In the couoty as he will DO paid Tor