New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-12
FOURTH RACE-GLEN ISLAND HANDICAP. Tn
A TRAINERS NOTES on THE TURF.

The morning was intensely hot Morris Park yester'
day The Stables horses started for shccp'hc-d
Bay at b O'Clock. Wyndham Walden gave 1t. FloHan
and Mars a mile and quarter Mr.. Wa drn- watch
stopped cS. There ore sore last Watches AT
Morris Park that by the time the news OF the WORK
reached the city the pace was increased until II Was re-
tortel at rattersals that the time OF the work WAS
:0,s.. The track lightning fast. 50 that horses Of
moderate calib work miles easily close to 40 IL IL
almost impossible let hilh.closs horse work freely
without making fast time
Charles Heed Ut Tat:ersa's yesterday In speak
ing about ses of ,cdents fariew he sid that
he felt ike the sailors parrot He asked how that
was. "Well' he sad ''in forty-nne, when everybody
was with the gold fever was In san Francisco
The houses were mere shanes Constructed OF the most
nilnsy material. Every second building on the st ee'
that led TO the pier contained sort OF variety show
Two sailors were walking up the street. ohe OF them
had a green parrot his shoulder They entered one
Of the the end Of each act one turned to hi.
friend with the parrot and .sd that's good. Jack what
canning ne,tr one Of the acts dance by a
woman. asonhed the audience with her proficiency
Just as she finished Of the sailors lighted his pipe
A, he sad That's good. Jack what's coming neAtr he
dropped the match tn ough q crack In the floor
large quantity OF guDpowder stored In the eel
lar and in the explosion that followed every body aud
everything the place were blown To pieces or burned
few DAYS later went up the roof OF his house
and saw q parrot perched on the chimney. II an
extremely dapidated bird ~ every feather sineed
rhs man ssAd: Pretty Polly; Polly The par
rot relied his eyes GROUND and sad In "olemn tone
That's good. Jack; what's coming nextP"
Mr. Reed said u too hot TO show yearlnss, and
he let his Youngsters rest. They are goodooking
lot The Exiles ere especially fine looking They arc
to be sold at Iatterselrs tomorrow night The Hurr
cane yearings arrived yesterday morning Many OF them
are foa that there every chance for them 70
g,ow into highly formed well furnished horses
Maio Thomas was busily engaged Ia showing the
Dniana young .ters. j. r. Keenc examined the young
ter, critically and remained until late In the afternoon
FoAhal Keene remained about an hour
The full sister Domino and Correction died yester'
dav morning. she was q beautiful specimen Of the
,ho,bughbred and would easily have fetched $4,000.
Major Thomas feels the loss OF her greatly as she was
the gem Of the sA8. IT was remarked that the fu
brothers winners are far NOR likely to get SICK hah
the socallcd nNaceOunt ycsrlinss That Is easily ac-
counted for The full brothers and sisters to great
winners are peed aud psmpeed that they are much
more susceptible to disease than the less favored young
sters.
The lovers OF the hackney type Of horse were present
I'm force TO the intense disgust Of the thoroughbred con-
tngent. Just q three or four Of the yesrngs were
beag inspected by trsiers and their employees, couple
f hackueys led by Of the hackney type, would go
through building causing the h,roughbrd d.
to psnce end csper about until paeAed BY the grooms
Tho Suburban Handicap ia likely 70 prove great race
IAmpliahter TsnmaAy, Banquet and Chsfsde are the
choice. At usesAt. Mis- Hisphess 10 iooAsd upon
doubtful starter He shows the enects Of his hard race
for the Metropolitan Handicap.
The second race to-day should furnish exiting
test AZ Don Aonso. Sport. Rsmapo aud Sir Walter are
entered Sport carries only ninetyseven pounds. The
others are asked 70 conceie him pounds When the
fact that good lightweight Jockeys are extremely scarce
and that At 107 pounds OF the hest Jockeys IN the
counry can easily make the weight Sport has not 30
much the best of IL in the weights. II should furnish
. splendid betting contest
Kentigerna is looked upon as the best Of the two.
yearoh llles shown this year. In the Case.
nova Stakes she will meet the Calome hlly sister TO
Rscelsnd who has breaking watches In her work
Nshrna another Of the sort thst runs good trials.
Miss Lilly 10 considered having chance In any CON-
pany 40 that the race is not likely 70 be wskover by
means. 1900
There will bc no lack Of racing this year. with
racing every day 1t Monmouth Park and Brighton Beach
with Gloucester Us q side issue almost any sort OF
thoroughbred should win races
GOOD TINE BY TROTTERS AT FLEETWOOD.
Some lively done by the trotters al Fleetwood
Yesterday OF fastest working miles Of the ses
son being rcecd on The feature Of the morning was the
great mile trotted by Charley Green yearold chest
nut eetdng in John Days stable DAILY warmed the son
of Proctor with mile In :27i. and half hour atei
started him up his best clip The fractional time wal
49, :os and 40 mile, with the geding nnishni
stropg being finished In ::15, wonderful performanct
for year-od. whose record Of 24. made three
year. ago.
The next fastest mile was shown by Aaron Fowier'
black prjdirQ Algonquin, In Isl My May, b. Mere
from the zane stable trottcd in 29a :27s4 and "a Z
and Ermnie by General Washington. also owned by Mr.
Fowler In 2: 81 end 2 ;2la.
Among the big stsins the: j. r. Gibbs has. Brewster