New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-19

ostakes. Two.year.olds. Five
A TRAINERS NOTES FROM THE TRACK.

The traners as usual gave their moderate work
yesterday. majority Of the horses are almost Oh an
edge and a good stin eallop puts them in order ior
business apparently easy race Tor them sp
pears the programme.
The Colleen Stakes TO be to-day should furnish
fine contest as every FLY engaged has been working
we'll Tie owners Of all them say tina: Helen Nichols
will have her hide we'll tanned should she be first past
the winning post John Hunter makes no secret OF 'he
fact that he considers Dago stake class and Is conhde'
tha, one or more OF the ay stakes will be won by the
sister 20 Daecnet.
Mendcant acts in her work II she was muscle sore
and seems to have form she showed In her races
at Morris Park and Sheepshead Bay Miss Mande mas
done all that her asked of her. and her recent
races should improve her wonderfully. AtairH Is ias'
AZ ave.eichths or shorter distance but Aloerts smile
has disappeared and have surprise in store for
the public. -. l.,
rood.ooking FLY. She has shown good form IN het
work hut is perfectly green and may not do herself
Justice when excited in
Tho Barnepot Stakes Is likely 20 prove Interesting, as
Victory is slmo.t sure to the starter William Lake.
,and "a n,ogrcssyc in his methods is likely 70 have
Victory 60 out with his horses and not he under CHOKING
pull in the part Of the race Leonoveils WORK {"
SATURDAY. ard onequarter miles IN va u so'"
shovne Mars is light flesh, but is game ana is
,rs,r 70 arht the race out TO stride Feirpay
ana Shellbark were put through strong gaiop on eu
day but they both of moderate Galore byrh"
training combined with Garrison's riding oi'en eauee
horse sf moderate to defeat ones that clearly 0uV
class him. . 49,. 49,
John Morris Of Kentucky, told two stories ABOUT 'he
vitality OF dogs bred thot State The mrs. one was
about fox terrier called Tip. TIP roamed aoous Oh .e
Ba,hfo Manor and terror to ra's ana o'ne
animals One dey on old negro employed on the farm
was nnlng q ditch where dran'ppe had been eia' ho
did not see Tip bottom and dumped eeruoad OF arr
on him buryfng dog completely huIe o0y I'd"
the dog and sad 'YOu's done buried TIP"
Hush yo fuss chile. en- run home" the ola uai sau
and he began lamp the dirt with hammer Inc IVY
cn. home and the old filed the ditch ana rahnea
,ront al
a,aut.o N the matter. All tlis heppened on IueSiu!
On the following Saturday Mr.. Long pan a Vs'' Y" VI.
farm and the boy who saw the DOG purieo '~u " ~
..Uncle Ham dcno buried TIP"
"When did he del" Mr.. Long asked -.
.srip didn't die He done buried him alive MT
Long wss greatly excited and sent FOR the ou ~ ="
onc. The darkev trembled when MI Long ~sA0u ~
hou, the affair When Mr. Long ordered him 70 o'e up
Tins BODY a. once he got pick and shovel ana "o'heu
,r,u dark Then he stopped until the next morning.
when he began again AZ daylight Az ~ o'ciocA "o
finished his task and found the dog All VINO were
us+-npe said IN one voice, "He was dead, OF course
No he ,wasn'. dead. He was alive ana sitr ne hau
.ome milk was as we'll and he on The fan nov"
There were several questions asked about the uos >
,-oed,os and his wonderful vitality, when MI Motifs s"u
"yhv that's nothing We have masuh puppy On ''e
.,n srht months sold thet catches everything throw"
:. h,rn and bots H. Why, could bolt whole onf OF
bread One day Of the boys caught nVe Hoe Anu
Threw IL to the puppy who swallowed IL awe WIN eS'
guIp In less than q minute that puppy jumped hhshet
,h.n that shed pon.ing shed at least twenty iecs
birh) and the jumped out Of his mouth ana cfa"eo
away" 49, A., o.. 81,
s.mebody remarked that II was a high jump Tor an
e,ebtnonhs old puppy. The tall Kentuckian laughed ana
aid "If that had been headed the other way no
,or,s have iumpcd higher than the grand stand.
Several Of trainers visited one oil the ola cen'e
near shrewsbury and astonished to see mat hose
OF the stones the graves OF persons VINO "u
lived n be over eighty a hundred years old IL fo'
called one Of Captain william NJ Corners REMARKS "nen
he visited the place After reading many Of inc III.
scn,ioos ne found one which about man VINO hso
d,ed a, seventv Captain Conner called to the ohcrs
Here's one erected man who must nave met ".'n
sn accident He was only seventy years OLD wheh nc
died" -.,
Major John Webb is In Saratoga ~here he ~ ens's.
for the season Tumen will be pleased 70 near NilV us
will dispense pop corn. peanuts cshdy anu usis.
Several t,rfmen say that Chauncey bhss anu i'u''
Kittson are silent partners in the venture go.
The difference in the price Of hay in Monmouth Oo"
this wear and last follows In 1897 the oce. nay
was q drug on the market at sl4 ton ms year '"e
best is eagerly sought for at s22 ton ana ''os. @
other product Of Monmouth County farms has HVr"''
accordingly.