New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-29
NOTES AND GOSSIP OF THE TRACK.

rbera was good track yesterday and trainers did
not any time in giving their horses carly WORK. D.
Uyland has surpri'e 10 give the turmeh IeP'
r., true a. there was q trial just before DAWN "o
last quarter Of which covered in 2i2 seconds and the
horses engaged 1t disappeared In the direction OF MI
Hyland's stable.
ST. Floron has broken down from bowed tendon IN 'e
eight fore leg anf likely again ms year anu
T,ha,s mover again Wyndham Walden said that he con-
sIdercd ST. Foran the test horse he ever tahcu' a"'
when he pulled up lame he was at least seven pou'u'
hotter horse than before ST. Foan IS 10 DC hd anu
bistered lie will be bred ten Of the choicest bed
I'D hos, ner,orm,ng mare. owned by Messrs. j. 4. and
A H. Morris. The trainers. jockeys. owners ana race
eoers generally acknowledge that ST. FIoran was inc D'
OF the three-year-ods that have raced this year ~
serious blow the Morris Stable as efc are IL" hoSes
n tho s,ahlc capablc OF winning good company
Eelleearde is rapidly improving from hef iaHeh''"
Lady Violet be the best OF the Biemtoh iot am
will 60 post trained tn the hour Tor e "f'a' ina
strikes August Pcmont thought that he had engaged
cor-i.on n ride Lady Violet that but Garrson
services were secured by Dr. Knapp IN Tide Sir Wabr
As both owners claimed the Jockeys services IL was et
70 the Board OF Control decide the question This re-
suited I'm q verdict for Knapp. When MI Belmont
hard Of tho he asked that the Board reopen the
case This was agreed and the had another hear
ing with the result. SO Garrison VIII noe Sir "h
in the Great Trial Mr.. Belmont offered Garrison
80 200 for tho call his services ana anothcr
n.nor ,ased the offer % So 500 Garrison referred the
bidders to Marcus DAILY. who autographed the Following
repv: "Mr. is my representative In the East
Whatever ne does is agreeable 10 me-"
Yesterday Mr.. Byrnes, A. j. Joyher T. H. "Sr''so"'
.noust Belmont and Dr. Knapp were called In 10 give
,b1r evidence the result that Garrison was shown
to have acted hooaby throughout and all persons IN
were satisfied with the decision given by the Board
Tho dspute is likely prove beneficial to horsemsn
generally as q new rule requiring Jockeys who engage
es4lves 10 ride outside register the engage
ment with secretary has been adopted ana In that
way oil disputes viii be avoided
At Brighton there at least 200 horses stabbed
tn Raw
from that track
Victory Is doing finely Lakeland was greatly d's'p
poptd at his defeat by vcstbule but would iRs to meet
anv Of the famous treeyearolds in race at seven
furlongs 49,
Muscoyite was offered 70 J. s. Campbell for reasonable
sum after he had his Mr. Campbell decided to
tuy him proved satisfactory after an examination as
10 soundness.
yorkye Belle was Withdrawn from the Sea and Sound
stakes as she being reserved To run In races MADE
.xnressy for FLIES The Ehrot two-year-ods evidently
have mortgage the second position III STAKE "ces' ~
thew invariably finish in that p'siuon
There Is chance for some Of the Ehret horses 10 PICK
nm some 81 900 purses especially when races are won III
,he slow time OF furlones In o. IL looks as IL No
VI" n, the Ehret stable do not consider $1,000 woItn
racing for. ., - ,,o oro,.,e y, tho
H. Vendig has been reins'ptcd oS inc on'c'sS % W"
cooev Island Jockey Club a. he m"ue pl"ou" P"o'
~ ~ ro,sbehayior. Should G.. wsbaum decide 10 apollo
% no will be received with open arms by ue coh"'e'
s~ g., much dissatisfaction expressed by the Ein'rs
s vcm OF handlcappng at the Sh"cpshead BaY track
cha, many trainers not enter their horses TO sec what
49, "a a mpost the Handicapped Will AK their horses to
so'' Tho moot NJ Handicapped Is in the nunbrr u
enhances and any racegoer can see by the hnmbr "i
,r,.r in the overnight handcon' what the majority Of
trainers think Of them. -. $685., - -. -,
Tho get Of the muchabuscd Sir Moifcd won thrce Of
,er,ay's races Of them stakes ana another an over
t, ha,dicap Tournament is in COED shape and seems
.,a his form but Major Domo's mile In I'D 20 81
~ ort cooper to thinking YESTERDAY He shook his head
",.' the time was announced. as il 1t was TITLE too fat
| ior Tournament - .,,, o., A. 49,,
rocohatehec and Lampiehter are spoia Tor The want
=, r,cc Both OF them are as lit a. hrsIca' ri'n4
| VI 10 ,hcm and Trainers Rogers and Higgins nay
| . chance 10 tight the Trouhadou'-bau b1tl over
NJ when racing begins at Monmouth PARK since It
So os ~ there will be special races RiNcn at the
| pIoscnt meeting. - , ,oo u,c,vum,
william Lakeland Is said to have run some 'ius"''pp
..oos with IIocy and when he won he hopea 70 inc
'sa,', ar,v william should be more careful In inc
"io"S ' ,.ho,o no give, a tip, he might lose MS
nl,cc as a member OF the Board Of Control.
| rroTrING ut CHARTER OAK PARK
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