New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-18
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UNION SQUARE, NETWORK.
there are mistakes made It will be known where th' re

there are mistakes made It will be known where th' re-
sponsbility rests.
The handIcapplng gave general Satisfaction
Tho racceoc.s are glad 70 make the change 70 shPs
head Ba- which Is the favcrc track Of many oi th.hi
Clarke has both IN the finest possible cohuiuoh
for the meeting Eye-y possible arrangement mas 'c'
madc for comfort Of the vast crowd which Is
10 10 present. The quality Of the horses enaaera IN u
subprban has never been cvcecd. II cduied HIS hNh
,.ss with Poe. scout Montana Major Domo Lofoh1tchre
Iamt,eh,er and Raceland be lighting every men Z"
ground TO the last stride.
prs.ara was given some stin work Yesterday and i'
readv 10 retrieve his los; pres;R fckhchor u III cN
co,ent condition and il DE wholly dr-ped on ac
count Of the Brilliant work done BY his opponents
Tou ament the n.uch-abu.ed son oil Ill MolI'd WI"
carry the colors OF that thorough sportsman foNoiI
Koeno one n the shrcwd"st trainers on tho turf faid
tia. in his opinion Tournament rup'nr s"mc muscle Or
wos internally injured thfeeycsr old ana Tor mat
teson docs his form. a. tho INJURY aNN''S MN
when fully extended, and GAUGES him II sop Waf'th
Is I'm as a startsr AMI Bake IA g ride him. lie wa
Substantially backed IN the winter books and DE courccy
Fcrbes will e on hand 70 assist bis nicn1. r Gebhiid,
In sending horse tn tie post IN hgatinc thin war
path expected to follow the tactics OF hnfnT III "'
race and With the same result. Il possible.
Poet Scout viii have Sims o. guido him. ana rs MS
trainer s,ys no Il IN perfect condition which his work
Of THURSDAY empty po,cs. and his owner VIII waeo'
no small amount his chances o' Che race. no Is sure
to have many supporters among the crowd that VIII "
present.
and offers Of 10 eagerly ,Akcn b. his al.
mirers aad what the opening price aganst him l.
liiely ~ he In when the betting Oh that race
beeins.
Even money 80 offered and taken last night
about Eaceand's chances Five 20 freely offered
sgainst LocohatchCc Lampi yht"r wa qnotd ~ oo
came ngures. -Four Montana was a,fed FOR. but
could not IL obtained N,!o- Domo seemed N be 'he
horse that many Of bookuakcrs Will keep 10 run Tor
the book likely 10 In front all the way and
there little chance II his being cut on or int r'd WIN
started because the Mof-isc., f1th's ana ."n
desire 10 see representative u their cNtenslvc stable IN
There are many horses Chat looked upon a. being
up 10 running "a. In 90 engaged in the race ua'
q lot of bots were made on limo
The Blcmton viii be- for The first time this
s0ason on Corduroy IN Double Event Stakes. IL Is
erand looking vounF.ier and resembles His II ghncSs In
his conformation but !. larger than he rOs at The same
age His has been better than TIE average WORK
a this oli- Hc (, ono OF The lo' hat
A. T. Joyn.r said 40 there is chance
for somebody bargain after the mce IA over
Garrison hi. colt. Wai1ce. IA the race and
give <he public chance 70 judge whether HIS race a;
Erookyn was a luke on IT, merit
Lady Violet considered being In The inst ngh ~
Nursery bred nc. and Will carry the Bcuoa coors md
the dollars Il many OF tic "widchead" AID "rIbrds a,
= Raw.