New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-21
NDIEs ABOUT TIE HORSES.

Colonel Brush had the Eiooalyn track racing shape
yesterday IL 9th safe and fast. Frank
McCabe was begin and let warpah have
his through the stretch The horse shows great
speed lie is Zig and strong. and steals away from tho
boy on back when he Is asked TO work AZ twomnuts
CAT going seconds faster 90 the NILE ENpe ncnt
has recovered her sickness and IS taking regular track
exercise McCabe that he does not intend to hurry
the By may SIND her to the post until the meet;
Ing Sheepshead Bay
Canvass has grown into a good.s,e1 colt ana goes
sound. Many OF the stable attendants have no. lost fah
iyh,s ability TO regain form" The others in tho
stable doing Ill which their trainer asks Of them. and
90 It in q that satisfies him.
Frederick Gebhsid and j. Coleman Drayton at tho
stable on TUESDAY and spent hour looking at the
horses Mr. Gethard and his fend pleased at tho
appearance Of horses and the neainss o. the stable
and It's surroundings MeCabe anticipated successful
palop as they got sin Sheepshead Bay Tues
DAY. Mr. Morris said that he believed In change OF
scene horses and for that took occasional try
to the Bay with his horses The aing ones have fecov
ercd from attack Of distemper and with no
more setbaes are likely be ready at the Brook
Ign Handicap meeting John Dryer has six IN tianing
Throe of should pay TO remember they
have ali requisites that 20 with winners. MI Dryer
seems loss fof appropriate names for his horses.
sister Lenora III Dan Lady and another
daughter OF Iii Ban Lady Iii Ban Both Allies arr two
yearods. and likely 10 earn brackets at the opening
meeting.
The Billet Doux colt. brother Inferno who
known 70 racegoers Iago when raced the legitimate
tracks much better looking colt than the latter at the
age. lie was winner last year. and Mr. Dryer
expects him to gain numl er OF brackets this season
"Matp' Feakes, trainer for the Buirdqc Brothers las
several promising horses in his lot Coxswain il now
great big fellow ord shows he lie acts Ike
sta,ef may repay Of the expense which he piled
Up his las. St. Felix should not b. over
looked By rlceqcers lie is Bal.c trained
of spring and did until late IN the fail lie
proved himself Hndo0 Guttc0bufg and was at leas;
l5 pounds better than any o. the wOysrCds racing there
lie Is well a number Of handlcop with Eight in,oss and
: Eey TO land Of them with long price laid against
him.
The Burrdge Brothers secured Of tie Ct
Panique small prices last year TSo Of them have
shown stake I0rm In their work. Panqro promises
make a usepl horses lie Of Maggie Is g..
whose get invariably produce winners.
Colonel Euppert's horses doing nicely. Leighton is
rot hurrying them. St. Domingo Is much as ST. Carous
was at this last year lie bas long sweeping stride.
which Is deceiyng to many he much faster than he
appears 20. Ajax the colt which caused ripple Of
excitement last winter Is fairly Roodlooking colt, and
Leighton says be contender In Of the
great strikes Is sound be. She has been
moved along and has covered hreequsrrs m 81 Crafts
nan purchased from J. Mshoney last winter. He
formerly trained BY John Croker. Should he develop srx
ing peculasites they would not surprise his present
trainer Craftsman is receiving good stiff work. and has
run halves 81 seconds which seems 10 be for him
The others Leshtons horses are in good condition and
are likely TO seok themselves the Brooklyn meeting
l. Dahimaa's horses are In good condition the
season. Maidstone looked exceptionally we'll he saored
along with Tug French his back. As good Judge
NJ +. Dwyer said yesterday that he hsc chance In the
handicap with 1os his back. TOrmento accompanies
hin In his work The latter has beows 10 mend but
good the spntng distances Ho looks biz and
Iusty his class should pick number OF purses.
Snapper Garrison has two Ksntaka twoyear-ods.
which good sire and gaop In "a seconds
II It wern play for them with their their bucks
Your Uncle William C. Daily handed i. J. Dryer a cheek
for o. yesterday morning IN payment for Boieo Mr.
xtk. DO with H.
pndeo Z" just going to rinse him out fve-eighths
Ia see ~ he will do for Warrington" said the Hartford
philosopher Bosro appeared with John j. Lambey on his
hack. lie csvorted around 70 where his owner was
standlnG LAmbcy told TO let him fye-eivitis
and gallon along the treequarters Everybody thought
40 aorse wsula break down. the pace wes terrific The
ousrter was in 23a half in 49s h,e-cishths In :o2
spI nc quarters In III pulled "a trot The hefe