New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-12
MITES ABOUT THE HORSES.

~ -, =, res,s,dav was welcomed by the trainers "a
,,s tracks were deep with dust which caused gfea' ~
convenience 10 both the riders and horses. "So''S
Tho trainers kent their horses under the sheds os
- - ID. pouleyard The taiueis OF dckey-ieee'u
horses took advantage OF the soft going ana "o'A'
On the track The only work OF any Importance was
by I.Oantaka who was given Oh cosy "'''' e" 1902
was considered good work ,.o.oon
,, h =. IN. Of the lew trainers that give Their ho
track work no matter what the condition oil Ue ss
ne A. he saws that trainers can't select inc 'a'A "
e, .od ~ track good enough 70 race on IL certain,
,s GOOD enough for work. 80 the MOTIFS io' ""' ~
loon nut through their PAGES later IN the Day ,
The Dwyer horses are almost at All eusc, -, M
s,,e. out faster ever before ana ehouiu ' 90,
,o,o rain IL will be in fair condition today anu Oh n
49,, oo.,,o,ondent Brush says. VIII be 1T to make
.-ad over John Campbell has lot Of confluence III "'
candidates. Cassius and PcssaI1' Ih'y nav ~. .
riodlv 20 their work and from a tine t~t c'h'i 40" "
h.nce should anything happen 10 Longstreet IN 'ne
c"'' d t,,,e are A strong THO OF three year-olo''
,,, .. ,unnino good races at a mile and undcf "'o
hall and Diablo work as If they could 'aey " u'P"
mon 10 hold their own in races OF greater distances. nat,
The Long Branch division tcems to b. III iali
,o.r has hem declared out Of The three S"''"-
.a,~ans T. Intrguante and Ambulance have pee" u''
c,,,,d ou, OF he Metropolitan and suburban hahu',
ma, 80 in the great race Monday are hKe'
. -, ~. less than Gftccn with good track Long
,,., ,,adcu nv Mclaughlin HaccIand. DIV f'"'"'''N"
-, 30 ramblev: Rcclac. BY Snms Porthe'pr'
10 Hamilton: Clarendon. by Murphy; san Juan Nv "a
-. I,,,,ov bv Oh sham Pcssaia. by Taral; Cassius'
Nv stevenson; Judge Morrow. by Bnt,oh H''u
p..onn. Russell by Lit.leheld; Reckon Nv "'.''
- uoior Domo by Mdecv. With such heIu OIL "o'
~. p,oolvn Handicap IL likely 10 furnish one Vi t"'
80 ., rho wear for all Of the contestants are INV"
A., .od q, the ring. a. they have been hciNH' oao"
=, So ,-t,,er hooks Reclare and Russell were "eAo
o,-.s., and every horse in the list In the wlh~f.
rnr r,s , meeting Of the old Monmouth PAik h'c"'-
80, ves.e,dsy at which The business oil inc m""
.rn.n, vas wound up a. J. Csssatt cx'"o'e'"o'
ws,moro IL Morris and James GALWAY were ofe'
~, rvo.rnn called on the Teutonic in the afternoon
~, ., hare will be q meeting q the new associauon
=, M,,rou,h PARK when the hnol tronsicr oil inc i
$3.50. u, he made. The statement made that 'ne''
,,a =. m racing unless license was Rranted me
,,on AZ ,,,r,e There will be racing Io'u"v VIM
80 a.. o.. y, the license The people Of inc cou"''
- So, ~ Granting IT, and the list Of l6oo 1Hps'ei'
IN a. ,.vor as,ounded the opposition "hen IL was wv
sented at Freehold ,, ,..o .. ,.c. an the Brook
tn. ,sno,,s that the goats" were 70 race on INC
, 49, md that everything against them wouio DC Wy
g.. 80 ,,o as the other oanards from The sanie quS''
Nca,x.n aid 10 Phil" Dwyer that heweud maAe ~
.osa,,, ha, no had not violated any oil me r"iee ]"
IN winter racng Another reason for giving MI. ~ ,n
"a TN, nj. horse St. Mark was en2asea III >''h. 49,,
mi. AGAINST winter tracks was nHne "ho" e'''-7
.a,, r,s horse IN the stske5 when were .o,c' , ;,
January !, Jancs Galway has returned from .
Eentuckv He reports that the LeN'ne'o" n a, IN,
sr,as success and the tunmen OF that Guy pi' 800 =,
-. ..,n0 ever held At the track. IAndch ana Dol
- , - ,es with the breeders around LeN"s'"
N, 0s,vsy's uprss have nine !0Ais' ga % ~