New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-08
NOTES AND GOSSIP OF TIE TRACK.

just as tho first streak Of daylight made IT. appearance
In cast Of the horses began and NJ Byrhes
had ont his first set He did not do any really FAST work
but enough keep them In good condition Later In the
morning he gave Tammanv his work for the Lorillad
Stake and 70 the horS" was not umed oy
many troiners who supposed to time every quarter oi
work done by horses with th" least pr'''oh Of
being winners Tamnany rrn IL miles IN Z''''
being rated the entire stance and considered ruc
winner Of Torillard by all the "wideh'ads at Mon
mouth PARK.
Ioui, Stuart gave his work while many OF tho
trainers breakfast Patron seemed 10 koo" that
he was on nj, own stamping ground. and acted as II he
would like let the spectators see what he coud 10.
But he was restrained all the way although he coNcu
IL miles In 2:4l and pleased all that saw him work
greatly Ie will carry a number Of small wagers Just
for a flyer
+. brown (Brown DckO his colt The Pepper
II. miles IG the colt reaching for the bit the '"uro
dl.tlnce Brown nhlO'ophc trainer. and Is always
surrounded hv group Of stable lad, Of all coors. who
pull and bau him they please, as all he does Is 20
laugh at them. After The Pepper had finished hi work
Brown said II cs' cud beat that TaHuanS ei cud
kech him ectle mite of. but It amt my luck 70 win
cr big stake lax Torilard" The Pepper i ~ good
looking a. any colt sired by Billet lie seems 10
thrive on hi, races and looks bigger and stronger than
he rst arrved at the Gravesend track lie Is one
Of the sort that will troin and his trainer says nothing
short Of an sccden. will prevent his becoming famous
rscehorse
,;r,eu a. Morris exp.cts TO send Huron TO the post
trained 70 the hour worked him over both tracks
30 thlt there will be excuse for him on saturday IL
l. .eom that raccgoes a chance TO gee the champion
u,r,,-y,ar-ods from both the Fast and West meet IN
race weights but on Saturday two OF the West
champions will b. pttd against the flower OF the tast
crn division. John Morris, who trains the horses owned
v thc Ba-hford Stable will send Ara 10 the post
The Kctucky Derby winner Is looking extremely well and
looks the o hls NE A7ro was given mile
snd a quarter al Il lit,le better than twomnnte gait
J. J. Hyland had ot Hts HlGhness and Merry Monarch
They given good strong work The former seems 70
have recovered from lndispos,on that alcrd him at
Shccp.hcad Bay Mcs~rs Daily and Gideon reaped rich
harvest with Cactus aud Or. Rice the winnings Oh me
two races amounting 10 $4,000.
p 5 Donovan he IA ashamed 70 ~ seen IN the
company Of that win every day as none OF
his IT., run fast enough 20 themselves up. Their
hos.s may com. hack TO mine before the meeting 10 over
he aid 'and may win race. II do VIII buy cap
Ia. Frank McCobes and 60 into society"
Tcnny Is being worked stcadily but HIS ANKLES seem
.,lr and IN. gallant swayback extend hirset as
the isst
John Mar gave Pee, Scout stin galop OF ls miles
wvndhom Walden exercised two sets. J. w Rogers
rad Lsmp!ighter out Ills ear IA healing up nicely and
Mr. Roger. expects send Lin N the post In few
cov, Pckpocho (. IN Grstclass condition and the stake
horses that the first flight will have 70 nsht
Tor every inch OF ground when they meet him in races
~ Allen bod the Fhret horses out and the white
Win red star should be post the post in number
u races a. Dcmuth Sir Francis LIdgcrwood, Don Aonzo
and Col Ere. are all doing cood and are ready for
Yorkvillc Belle Is IN good slopH but "a amct'd -
1rlet arr kcly 10 be I'm tho spring Last year she re-
aimed IN the stable until the well advanced
before .ho was racod she weak from the same
ceusc Yesterday she the Monmouth Oaks Ia miles
in ? .os'a and finished out - miles in %, which Is
Indication that she "a likely TO start In the Lorard
Stakes.
J. Iariard told Trainer Turrns that Hamilton should
not 1dc races Brighton Boa h. In large hclds N
Lor~s he was likely meet with accident. La
To.ca VIII shipped Rancocas today. She Is the
fba f.xfaS
At a mile In the history Of American racing.
There many hor-cs I'm the leading stables that ore
not high enough in engage In for horses
tha, have won stokes. There several that
reserved just such horses and Manager Cft In
10 announce conditions he ascertans
the Of races Will suit majority u the trainers