New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-16
WORK OF THE HORSES.
GOSSIP AND NOTES FROM THE TRACKS.
TRIALS At MONMOUTH. NORRIS AND JEROME

| TII ALS AT MONMOUTH, AND Ji~"O'Ai@
PARKs-HIs HIGHNEsS ALL RIGHT.
The sheepshead Bay division is small but select,
and section OF II win be represented at Washington
A. j. JOyner has been preparing several Of his lot for
the meeting and Intends to send at least six Of them
| 10 tho Capital CITY. j. T.. Mcdonald paid a visit to
the track and saw the horses work. Your Uncle W. g.
DAILY is getting cunning. lie does not want his horses
tOutcd he steals away at the first strcaa Of daylight
10 SheepsIead Bay and gives them their fast work, but
the Hartford urfmans methods In racing never change
as his horses invariably out with the track, and the
majority Of his races have been won by the ability Of
his jockeys to get OF in font and stay there TIL the
| finish.
| At Monmouth Bcansy and Iubal credited with
the fastest work up - date Jeter Walden has num-
Der OF two-year.os that have shown excellent form,
especially one by SUPERIOR Virginia sire that has
worked half miles In 80 seconds easily. Matt ByrhcS
may not try for the Brooklyn purses with Marcus
Eay's horses. However, IL will not njuTe anybody
but Mr.. Daily should the horses remain away Mon
tana of course. the chief attraction Of the stable
as he is Handicap candidate and Will receive special
preparation for the suburban. Ills form last year and
the weight assigned 10 him only gives him an OUTSIDE
chance in the opinion Of many trainers, but BNrhes
has trained horses TO win certain races and landed the
money. The Suburban honors gathered by the
| Monmouth trainer twice in his career. with Pontiac
and Salvador and his friends willing 10 stake their
| money on his Judgment again. Tammany Is likely
to prove himself the best OF the reeyearods IN Inc
Copper Kings stable sir Matthew has great speci
and promised 10 be a high class twoyearold In his
carly trimming but was faint hearted when plnchcd In
n race aud compelled TO exert himself 10 the last
ounce. All Of ByIness horses are up to doing strong
work and the above named have worked miles Inside
the tWO-minuie mark.
L0uls Stuart does not claim all the money hung up
for tho aged division but desires 10 consult with snip
Donovan ard Matt" Allen about his chances TO Sc
cure II share of II. and mentions both The Dwyer
stables and the J. A. 4 y. H. Morris horses Ms having
n chance to win of the races. Stuart is as con
tented and happy can be- Ills horses are IN ex
cellent shape. big I'm flesh and as hard AZ nails
Tristan the record breaker. and Pchnicher are fJr
mldablc pair. and well engaged In the alfhged
| races. Patron as the Falscttora trmony colt has
been named, was light feeder last year, but has
developed into q gutton and eats all that Is put IN
his fecd-box. lie is doing strong work. and acts Hike
nh improved horse In every way. His great size and
wonderful eight Of speed should make hin danecOus
factor in tie three old division this year, should
lie continue training u AT present
The Others IN the stable need but little comment
stockton is In good condition, but his age and the
! ailments Of his limbs make it difficult matter 10
keep him so.
Peter De Lacy has frequently been quoted ns saying
what he was going To do In regard 10 racing at Mon
mouth Park and his d S,grcemcnt with \. f. Walcou
Mr. De Lacy said % the writer that hc dil not want
10 lnjnc the many on account Of personal dlncuy
with
Il am not looking for a fight and did not say that
| would close the Gates Of Monmouth Park. but ] dd
say and repeat IT, II Mr.. Walcott GOES ont Of his
way to challenge me. aud does not give the public
chance 10 Judge of the merits ~ tie lgn ironb, be-
tween myself and him. and calls the bu'iness IN
which | am NJ prc.ent engaged Into the question,
viii give him all m" neht he wants
Trainer, Hncus and lIylaud at jerome Park have be-
gun the final process Of uicir systems Of tanning
the horse, In both stable having been physlckcd
His IIighncs l. Of the rceycnr ID, that The top
weights In the landicaps have no pail Oh Ia tho
weights. There IL chance that he Will be pre-
pared fOr the HrohlNn Handicap. a. Dis PREPARATION
thus far Indicates that ut o. racc. siond Iii'
ilighnc,, win the Hroklyn and suburban handicap.
lis record Vond excel that Of any horse that ever rcei
In America lie has not been asked to WORK better
than / 80, lat plainly showed that he was capable Of
running a mile IN much faster lime.
Ludwig is nearly seventeen hands high, hut well
proportion lie !, taking lin rallops and o1 LIS li
years has chance 10 De- right UP with the ret
q The ihrrc-ycnroM division. lie COMES fom
family that slow 20 mature his sire. side. but
uko the Iougfcllows. they improve with rye. Merry
Monarch who was rated within five pounds Of III,
IIighrcss Ly his owner. Count Gideon. compact,
perfectly proportional horse He I. what hor'cmcn
term "Dig little one lie should DO ready when The
bugle blow at The BROOKLYN meeting.
Ila'-pcuuy. nnothcr Of The useful sort one that
NAV cause iIyaud 20 study the programme closely
for suitable conditions Ne f. small but j. built Ike
n weight carrier. SchuylA may equal If, brother
ChesaIeake's Performance, now Tint he /, gel1nc.
| ana with MCCORMACK Will share the good wishes ot
Baron John Kelly. WHO. the boys sly, Is stuck
them
John DAILY Is a frequent visitor az the track and
arrives about in the morning
| Dogonct. one Of The c,ntcnders in every he
started I'm last year, has grown into "A much better
looking horse than many persons expected. lie r.
ccvcs -cguar work and IS likely "a be- sln the
! az Grayc-eud.
| The news from Kentucky indicates that large
number Of horses will b. sent east. owner In ihJt
section that the enforcement Of tho winter rlrS
VIII ,1vc them "A royal chance t. win many for
| the poorer class Of horse