New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-08
NOTES ABOUT THE HORSES.

majority OF the hsrses stabbed got work
NJ F. Dryers stable will remain at Elizabeth few days
and receive dnal Notk for the Brooklyn meeting Every
horse in the stable has been worked publicly at the
| Elizabeth track. or tho Dwyer-Croker two.yearods
| Dobbins attracts the attention Of the pub.
| lie. Dobbins was worked with Yorkvlle Belle
who was kept undsr . strong pull length behind him.
1t is said that he carried 1ls pounds. The distance
| fve.eghths OF a mile, in O4. Yorkvlle
Belle could have beaten him easily. yet are many
persons who say that Dobbins beat the Chanpere FLY
| in trial.
p j. Dwyer visited the early. Every horse in
stable got sort Of exercise Leonawel worked
mile and quarter in ? IA. He moved freely, and many
fancy his chances in the Monday
Longdock is sashinsooking three year.old lie worked
somewhat better than tweminute gait and Is likely %
be starter In the threeyeerod stakes to he decided
the meeting Declare and Hsndover breezed half.
mile in 81 seconds.
Hasbrouck broken down. although no reported
by racing expert suffering from Blended leg.
Just what he is not known. but IL sumisci that
| II bowed tendon.
Frank McCabs works his horses early in the morning
Every horse the stable is In excellent shape. Mr..
Gebhad was greatly pleased with them when he visited
the stable yesterday.
l. H. Dahlmsn's hsrses are in their old quarters.
The trip 70 Elizabeth benefited them. Harmon expects
TO begin regular with all his horses ready
and fit TO
The Burrdge Brothers horses are UP to racing form.
| With the work to be given them this week they are
| likely 10 win their oats at the coming meeting
w. C. II. McDonoughs horses srrived at the Brooklyn
Friday night. Henry WEIGH is in charge Of
them The trip disastrous A colt by Sir Modred
dam Trede Dollar. died from pneumonia. Sir Of the
injured by being thrown down In the
The train was running at high rate OF speed and in
rounding curve the partitions were broken down The
horses badly the legs. but seriously
injured. MonOwai is all right. lie Is plain.ookng.
rugged and likely start at the coming meeting
There are fourteen horses in the stable. MI Me-
Donough is expected 20 arrive in tho city tonight
Green b. Morris expected az the track oil Gay
Yesterday. Report that Judge Morrow Is in gilt
edged, condition. and his chances win tbs Brooklyn
Handicap are better than last year.
Colonel Rupperts AL condition. JIucston
deserves their splendid appearance AjaN IS
greatly improved colt and Is considered by unprotected
horscrncn thoroughly game.
w. l.. Jones has valuable horse in Chara1e' ne
covered mile easily in a. under pun every inch OF
the Mr. Jones IL likely to experience great o'hsuV
in securing lightweight jockey to ride Charade on Mon
day next Brighton Beach the trainers are hurylhg
some Of the horses they neglected their duties to 70
10 Elizabeth 10 bet A. Lakeland's Josie.
At the Lakeland paddccks oil the horses are doing
splendidy with the exception OF ST. Lonards' who de-
welcomed spnt consequently is confined To shell WORK
At sheepshcad BAY the horses are III good health the
track is excellent shape. Everything LOOKS bright
and the whole surroundings are extremely pleasant
j. A. & A. H. Morris have completed Their new
stable There are forty stalls, with exercising rim.
around the whole The stable Is to be surfouhded WIN
a high board fence. Wyndhsm Walden was due al te
twenty nine of the Morris horses. ST. floran Mars
Reckon Correction and other public fa'orit' are
n tho lot. The threc-year.ods are superior
LOT A. H. Morris certain that the allscailet VIII ~
first tn finish In Expectation Stake next Mohu'''
DAILY g. Gdeons stable contains number OF horses oa'
are wellknown cgoers KingIet has furhed roae'
which is a serious loss 10 the stable On oetuday. o'e
hoavv mack St Michael worked and an eighth miles
in oil Ramapo covered mile in ;ol HIS Hlphless
,s T., MAGNIFICENT shape and likely to be STATED at
the Brooklyn meeting. The entire string Is likely 10 u"
tried ,oday. O. f. smiths horscs are quar-
,ered at the sheepshcad Bav track Elmer hit his ankle
and is doing slow WORK He i "N0'' W w ~ ~
t;utfcnburg owner to-day
Paryenuc and King Cadnus were "orReu out yc".o''
dav Both horses full OF running and co'efeu
mia hard held in trine better time than / 30
,,on,n rl NOT lie a starter ID the Brooklyn Handicap.
Mr. smith said intended to have declared him out ou'
made a mistake the date that declarations were ou',
The English owned by Colonel North arc worker
cautiously. Hatfield expects to have them ''sh' d"
ran,' when he sends them 10 the post
THE Kancocas horses to arrive at shcepsheaa
Raw tomorrow. 1t is likely that several OIL "'' WIN
try for some OF the Brooklyn purses
The Blcm,on Stables are expected 10 arrive al aoou'
.,o oro bour as the Rancocas lot. Both stables VIII
No eagerly touted as work Of the horses Of Do'h
stables has been kept secret
Iobn Hunters horses look extremely WELL and nave
,yorxed satisfactorily for their owner. chestnut son
- povh.,,n "a a racy.iooking cclt. a OF the Ill
rsed dam Magnetism. is the ideal oil thofoughDled.
Every line is perfect. Another chestnut py >'f1"oiu
the eve
Jacob PIncus says he is as young as ever ana anybny
no refers 20 him as old Jake" Pncrs commits lb'i
a. Morris Park j. w. Rogers has been slowly wihdihS
,,,Dnocket up for the Brooklyn Handicap The colt Is
49,, ~, D, te uayei TO win the by the followers OF
the stable o,, s,,s., hv the work
, ,wo 81 the two.year.ods in his stable. Inc 'ou's
.ch, the last three eghhs OF half mile IN hiiv-sN
nGs cleaning is being gradually worked up to racing
fOrm ,,,os . ooo, .o.eo, for tho S,,.us
lie The colt By Sir Modred, dam DNlan', Is raten
linz mn 10 winning some OF the great stakes
~ nonoyan has begun, TO press the Rancocas young
-. and f. likely TO ask the question OF them this
week. ,.,r .,,,,s ,,o o,e,,nc NJ the
,,s parR meeting as he wants to show every horse
~ that n real "cnker'' o; a two'yearoid LOOKS IiAe'
'' - his candidate for two-year-od honor'.
:, w Kely's horses are at the i'rookiyh ira "s'
M, f. irving 10 secure the scr,i"cf m q com
81, ,crcv to ride for his stable 1.-THE Madison.
% Uammersley has becn spending u f'w DAYS
',,oo,.r and intends to return to-day. as he says
a' ,,., 70 a track where the acting Governor OF
nc % q, the starter and the son OF exf'o'ernor
'. ~,sor state i, the presiding judge
vxrpIrs FOR TIE OUTDOOR HORSE SLOW.
,, ,aoor horse show promises to be extremely
l.uxn la.n iNad