New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-23

lao I'm the fall and tried in December lie astonshed
Mr.. boswell by working faster than any Of the other
colts tried. He had some doubts about the colts
hooks lie tried to sell him to number OF horse
men, but did not succeed they invariably shrugged
their shoulders and said that he would not stand
training. Morcll0 furnished more owners a chance
tell hard luck story than all the other horses
on the turf.
At the spring meeting at Washington Morello showed
such form that every horseman AT the meeting was
anNiOu, to buy him. J. f. Mcdonald just missed
securing him. but he did not say | will take him.
when Mr.. boswell put price him. Matthew Cor
bctt lost the colt in the same way. L. j. Dwyer
autographed TO ". {. Daily to buy him. but the shrewd
liaitf,;d turman wanted TO make close DEAL as ne
WAS after the colt Hiram for himself 80 Mr.. Dwyer
J. i the colt. Tie Western I Mon Telegraph Company
must have earned tn" price Of the colt if all the tel
cgIums were that horsemcn say arrived five
minutes too lat.
Frank Van Ness who had a small stable. was az
the Washington meeting H. old trot ing
horse trainer and when he saw the colt smother his
fields In such easy manner he went 10 boswell
and bought the colt. Van Ness had money bui
he lost no time in going TO Philadelphia ard securing
a loan from a friend Of $3.50 lie went TO william
". >inecry. owner Of The Philadelphia Record AMI
induced him to become halloween In the colt. He
won one rae" AT Washington In the Van Ness color'.
From Washington he WAS shipped 10 Brooklyn. Nor
clio second To Mclrmcnt who vas di,qualih d.,
the going TO MOreliO. In the Great American
oakcs be- finished seventh to Fir Waite, Don Alonzo
A!aN Restraint. Iammic and LAwlc,s with six
extremely moderate youngsters behind him. Morcllo :
career after the American Stakes "A checkcr,d
one lie met ouly one defeat, being beaten 10y THE
hv,-,isl record breaker DR.. HasbrOuck. lie MAS
poorly ridden by A. CovingtOn. AID Wa, beaten by "A
short head. Van Ness lccne WIS revoked by III"
Board oi Control on account of The SUI fi0u> race,
run 10y India Rubber Ang>" talurd hh MIN. Nor
clio sent To Brighton Beach. Whrr" h" met and
yaHqui,l,d the ",VrrN>" which were ma>qucradls
racrhOr,cs. In IN" Iutu;ity >tah,>, however,
lie sick hUse that day. tuzplrich was
engaged 10 ride The colt. ID. ''idcpn would not allow
him to pcept IN" mount, rs Eainapo. then known as
the Ami" /. col" WAS a ,tili". Ia n" race. AZ ih''
secured and ia, race WAS never IN DOUBT from
the fall of the flag. MCgcllo made all the running
and won ly two lengths.
Mor,llo started seventeen times. He was first In
fourteen races. second once and third once. IL"
was wntcrod I'm New Orleans. The clmat" OF the
south agreed with him. and he has developed into
u magnificent three y"ar-uld. lie has grown ont Ia
his lines, and is horse Of superb proportions. That
he has lost none Of his speed i shown by his recent
race AT New Orleans when hr ran the last three
quarters 81 Il siA-and-a half furlong race I'm l IA.
In his work he covered mil" easily IN 10 lie
ha, been tried at one and on"-fOurt miles with "A
stable companion who beat him half length I'm the
fast time Of 90 "a. Morello will begin the season
the fail. when H. will be brought Ea>i. There l. :,
chance, hat he will be seen on the Board Of Con
troll tracks. many persons desire T. -" Mr. sing
erN's co0rs there. india Rubber was sent to his
occasion call Van Ness mp 10 explain his cratic
running The cut of Morrllo Is taken from photo
graph taken In New Orleans few weeks ago. II can
be scen that the colts development Is all that could