New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-16

There was much useful work done by the horses
Morris Park yesterday. 7essara was none the worse
from the effects OF his Tuesday, and Is seiy
| 10 be a better horse Saturday, his trainer said
| the would benefit him. Entire Is one OF the most
disappointing trained lie certainly hos AZ
much speed the cracks OF the sprnters' division and
wonderful trials. but In he makes his hackers
feel good tad least dozen times while IL Is bing
run. and In the end drives them 10 despair Diablo b
recovering his amcncss. SNOWFALL should win rass
at Sheepshesd Bay doing spendidly at present
given easy tasks. and viii face the
starter fresh and good next week.
Tho j. A. A. H. Morris horses received their regu-
and sent along a. strong pace Tcrriner
is allng and has bowed tendon. lie If on the Fab
list. The Fngsh-bred yesrinrs owned by Mr. Morris
arrived Che N0madic yesterday There arc 1--WE Of
them by the leading English sires out OF Americsnbred
mares.
Golantry l. slightly bowed his tcndons. j. a.
Morris that he thought Britannia was tho coming
Sire his get were of great size with good bone
perfect conformation, and showed plenty Of the most
essential quality required by acehorse that Is speed
Mr. Morris said that he expected to raise the future
champion racehorsc his Texas ranch.
w. II. Sands had two importatons on the Nomadc
Foxhal back at their old quarters ut
the Sheelshcsd Fay track.
Fphram snedeker will give sleipner chance extend
himself at the Coney Island meeting. Kennebec f. much
shown In HIS his friends say, and
Will prove 1t at the Bay
Benvoo is to be the ndsns Of hog.kling. he Is
right edge
Is not the fast platter he last year. He Il Just
good enough behind the money
That honest little colt Airpant met with a serious
accident yesterday when he being warmed up for his
race by Kehoc. His bride slipped which caused him TO
swcrve into the fence and the colts foot
caught in rclns. lie stumbled and fcll and
rolled under the fence the nhcld. whore
he wildly tOwerd the paddock and crashed
INTO the fence the junction Of the tracks. lie
severely about the head and his aiine was badly
bruised NJ f. Dwyer going to bet large amount Of
money on him, the acciden; caused him 10 bet
Zorlng He offered Airpant to w. c. Daly for 1000
Kchoe was badly shaken and bruised. but Will be all
right In a few DAYS under DR.. IIasbrouck's treatment
p S. Donovan asked for time TO replace Of Kirk
overs plates which caused Twelve
minutes delay.
Fitzpatrck received kilograms from the Of Yo
Tamben Offering him 81 COO win lose and 900 extra
should win II he would ride her In the Garfield
Derby, TO be run ON Saturday
f.. Corrgan also sent a telegram Offering ~ 600 for
Fi.zs services ride Of his entries In the
Y,zpatYck Is already engaged 70 ride Rlcelond in the
Suburban Saturday could accept the liberal
offers Of the Western turfmen.
Willie Sims will have the mount Bermuda, 80 the
friends OF that horse Of his being well rldden
A.. f. McDonough. a newcomer on he turf. intends 10
buy seventyHvc yearlngs begin with, and after they
have tried the that show good form and
sell the rejected time in November His present
intentions the best trainer ana jockeys pos
sible and 10 extensive scale.
All the reserved and boxes at the Sheeshead Bay
track been sold The chances that there Will be
no 80 70 ! horses engaged Gus Easton aid yesterday
tina: Poet In excellent shape and beaten he
will have make for the Of Lcngfellow and
Gypsy.