New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-25

The track At Grsvesend was umpy and slow yes
terday morning. but dried ont rapidly. Almost every
horse at the track out and the racing for the
remainder Of the week should he frstchss
The two-year-ohs Of the Ehret lot clearly out
class any Others worked at the track. but are fear
fully messed about In their races.
Don Alonzo and Lidgerwood seem to be miny
pounds better than n the twoyear-oh' that nave
raced, with the exception Of Ajax. Either OF thc
three can work nveetghths IN ;Oo with his weight
up. Hnnehnha has trimmed on. She acts Ike one
Of the sort that race advantage at the bark end OF
tho season. ". G. DAILY cast his eve on her yester-
day and remarked that she would make a splendid
stable companion for Boleo. Merriment Is likely To
cause sadDc~s before the trouble. caused by MS sale
10 persons ostr1czed by the Beard OF Control Inc
purse he won will rot b. paid until the affair Is Sitis
factoriy settled. F. VIM Ness. from the sacred SOL
Of Gloucester. entered n protest against MeIimcht
as his colt MoraIlo second.
The NJ F. Dwyer horses now In winning form,
although the venthfors will have 10 be carefully
placed 70 earn brackeh. Kingston's race did him
lot M good and he feels like t~oyearold when on
the track.
Castaway has been doing good work and when Just
right is up making horses .at race with him run
a mile in l 40 30 beat him
Tom Ro0ers's true form Il not likely 20 be known
until he is punished out al the finish Of race at
distance OF over a mile. He Is in grand shape AZ
present.
Masterlode was gwen his work In tho afternoon be
tween the races He acted IA II he was full 81 run
and in condition TO stand bruiSns race. lie SHOVE"
good form In his with banquet ana MS tf~'h'''
james Donehne, although ono Of the Youngest IN 'ne
profssston can get horse in winning form and Keep
him there. .
Integrity, ono of ~ Strauss twoycAr~"hs Us hk"iy
IN u1n AT this meeting. The Bliss colt Is as mg III
ee,h as he was when be began training lie mas
nlenty OF speed and Is bred 10 stny. W. I. Day
Hiram works well enough when he gets In motion but
wants n lump up and down several times before ne
breaks away.
The Beatrice colt has q lot OF speed but hHcs 10
take his time and not hurry at The latter end OF h'
work q falling which, IS nkely to make him ih'' III
arriving at the finishing post In his races.
The victory Of Patron In the Brooklyn Derby was
80 impressive that II Grated sensation "iphs w"
owner, Of three olds +. j. Dryer said he was
high clas. colt and that his roc waS the best OF the
meeting hy a three year old. NJ +. Dwyer said ne
won like a racehorsc all the way and the ones ne
,, cou,d M, exercise him. D. Gideon criticised the
-,co and said he was not compelled to run AT aN
mart ~ the distance When Patron meets Ills h's'
ness in rare he said. he VIII h beaten before inc
race begins as he will give II up when Ills h'shh'T
walks Nv him in the paddock Ar Gideon may 10
mistaken AS when the begins Patron Is likely 10
no In a hurry 10 get back 10 the paddock ana 40 inc
-o,,,,g hv I'm the stretch. Green y. Morris Kun
az, ovnod Patron would think had the Realization
~ my mercy will bet ~ 900 to $500. both 10
start Patron beats His Highness IN the hfAh. ""'
All the trainers united I'm praising Patron's Per
ferrnance Tho last mile in the race w%s run III
ARIA and at the finish be appeared to he a'iop'ns'
The sheepshoad Bay division are In great shap''
Sou that the track ia IN good condition The good Things
held In reserve for the end OF the Gravescna mecns
w,lI he cut loose and II no mishaps occur the'e II
ksy :: '1aS: z az s sss"s s,s Sy to ,ve
,rhllc chance 10 see a year old that is nearly II