New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-31
NOTES ABOUT THE HORSES.

The meeting at Morris Park promises exciting sport
from start to finish. Nor horses quartcrcd there
than ever before. The track human SIKH IAN
make it, Superintendent German worked the surface
until IL foIins q cushion, makes the track PER
fecty safe except for cripple which Is unable to run
up and down slopes Of the main track at Morris
PARK Numerous have been trained 10 begin the
season at the meeting. Matthew Byrnos, who trains
Marcus DAYS 'c>. is the track He is shrcwd.
careful trainer the public believes in his methods
Whenever Byrnes sends q candidate for a great race
10 the post bctors willing 10 accept short price
against hi horses. Tammany. Of course the star OIL
the stable lie il in giltcig-d condition. lie Is al
home whcn asked TO run down the hill to tue finishing
post at Morris Park.
The Pepper i the favore Of the Monmouth Park
division the Metropolitan Handicap. He worked
one and quarter miles the old track at Monmouth
Park IN III. without being urged He Gallopcd mile
at westchestcr in 10 Garrison Is to ride him Byrnes
sent word Garrison last week TO he ready TO ride at
IL, pounds to-day Should Matt Byrno. send both The
pcprer and Steve Estes 10 post in the Metropolitan
there arc many persons who will place bet the latter
horses chances Of winning the race A. Steve Estes
VIII be ridden by Mldccy. there should De excuse for
either Of the should the pair be defeated
j. w Rogers does worry and fici about his
horses as he saws long season. Pickp ch"t Is
his candidate for the metropolitan. II l. case OF
.o.k the horse when Pckpocket chances Of wlnninr
the discussed lie Is such peculiar o'"''
that Rogers says he sometimes VIII not Try yiid "a
the track hut thinks the In his stall II"
feel. rcmorsc times for hl' meanncSs aud runs AROUND
his stall ALI night When Pickpock-t feels Ike ttyln.
he is capable fast enough 10 heat any h"ia
OF horses attempt g give him ten pounds i>o"'S
thinks Picknckef hs- an OUTSIDE 'hah 10 '''i
the money Tho cuaiic son ~ NJ. I1ck";c. 'no
shamrock is fast in his work when he feels
inst right He likes down hll - thai he -
suro to IL medium Of me fair siroi bets
Wvndham Walden gave -. i.ofisn ana russell Ia
miles in 21I1 shcepshesd b,y. The bearers " inc
all scarlet are not tho an' condition in which Mr.
Walden Ccneg ay has Morris horse. ~. Florian j.
reported t'ined on II the report l. correct ''r
Morris stables extremely unfortunate" a. his work WA
Of the best Rainbow WHO stop, in his races to cough
nm mucu. kicked Russell that he received re-Ii'
I'm hi. training. Sometime, r>r'' i Just what a
oandidstc for graf race requires 80 'n'' N"N'" y
clr 70 run the rioc Of hi, life. Loantaka looks well
and seems be perfectly sound in h'' ankles. lie was
badlv beaten az the Brooklyn meeting Ia his races
T. "a Morrl. saws 'Aieck l. 20 doggoned Onciy yer
KANT tell nuthin about eny hoss he rides A"'N y
4 Coyington Losnska ~ an unknown qnah"N'
Chsrade good honest hor-e that tries his lever oe'
70 Yin every he starts. lie has been DONG excel
Ion, work and his him be above the average
Of his class.
yorkyiile Belle Of Richard Croker, stable won 80
easily Yesterday her owner IL Aely TO start her IN
the metropolitan. II she mat.' tn" journey from
Gt,ycscnd without the all blue with gold td'>"
+, almost be seen at the post
Pcssafa who VIII carry the Wa'ott & 'ampD'h
colo,s is a sure starter. accidents basrd
J. : Campbell knows nov 10 s'nd horse 20 inc pos,
,or area, race Ike the MctroicItln. Ca>tlway and
n,.nJo both winner, Brooklyn Handicap, wer"
,rlin.d by him. Cossus. who was Fateh meek Nv
saI,a,or the greatest Of dead" in the fastest
time ever made the distance over an oval ua'k WI"
trained hv MI Campbell. r.. sar the MeifoDotin
las, var Although beaten at Brooklyn last week. H.
T. ,ow ready TO iun for a kings ransom Tafa VINO u
o, sdccd the 'star artist OF the Jockeys. VIII ild"
him. , a.. ,o-.os ,,c.
~ Ccta-tcs DAILY fond OF seeing Ms horses f''
mat nc f. likely 10 pay the starting money and let Terri
flor and Fdclio start. With everything J" u''i' i''o
,,.,. mae furnish Their owner amusement lirmc
., =, Win q catch J. l.. Madden. his o~ncr Is IN tho
,,. and j. sure TO play him all three ways DaN y
,,ocon,s His IIchncss has lost his gait A. t"oN'a
old NJ, ran without labornc but In his recent rae ~
..d i,dlv and ran a, his forward ankles gave MN
o,c, ,,iu Nouowai three ycoroi lie hhs Only
= ,auto,nia r,putato on behind bin His work has L's'
~ the modotate SOFT. COMPACT fac' LOOKING ahl'
ma, Inn, IN, ..cha!r hcrdcrsr IN the erandst'nh- VINO
watch the horses he VIII not 90 III ~e't III
,,o INST Nomad ran Ike camel In his last race al
,.,.,c.c,d Wit, light lmIost on his back. lddcs'sh
i, one of Colonel North's mlOrfations. Som, OF W"
,u,f,.n from over LAY that he couu WI"
u,. of the handcap- the other side OF the Auhh'
u,,h tho weights assigned TO him ~ American manu-
,,, II their statements correct good hic may
30 ot,oe1 Of the comparative merits OF American anu
English handicap hoIsos ,
-, Arthur is o. f.. Smith, horse lie ana Ai'"''"
ara uchtv. iqhts and have never shown haiaic,p ION"
stockfon may be Louis stuart : cahuluar '' wv ."
! ,nute but picknicker his choice yesterday