New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-14
n,nA1NL,R.s NoIES PROM THE TRACK.

The tracks were Iumpy aud slow yesterday morn
ing 10 that 10 ives impossible 70 make fast tinr. VI.
Bvrnes had all Of his horses out that are being "orheu
Tor rsc-s Tammany Is likely TO receive his fnal
work for the Omnibus Stakes early this morning lie
Is In excellent condition. and should nothing happen
IN him in the few days intervening. he should 90 10
the post rs CT TO as any horse mat ever id'cu
the starters flag. Montana locks as well rs ever
His race on Thursday seems 10 have behented MN
r.,lv Sir Matthew Is cherry ripe far rs his
training IS concerned but his last race was - oa'
that his trainer has doubts about his temper as ne
ran far below his true form. Falrplay and shebark
are Of about the sanse csbre although the latter runs
a fair race occasionally
Marcus Daly's winnings close 10 100000 ana
are likely 10 exceed that figure before The present
meeting comes 10 q close.
j. Higgins had all OF the Lorillard horses ont ana
sent some Of them short distances ut racing pace
Iocohachec begins to look very racy like, as he mas
fined down and every muscle shows he Is as sound ~
hell OF brass as turmGI say, when they want 10
emphasize n horses soundness, ana ne Is ih'y W
prove troublesome TO the crack three-yeaToins "heh
he meets them In race. Stiactne VIII 10 to
served for meetings 10 be held later IN the s'so
Klldeer's winning the Railway Handicap was sur
prise TO Higgins, who thought she might De th'io'
Mr.. Hugdns talked 10 jockey Mdgely before he
race and told HIM that he made serious mistake on
Thursday In riding Kildeers head OIL at the wrong
end OF the race and told him TO see II he coolu ho'
ride exactly 10 orders lie said keep your inA'c
steady and don't try to open gap, but reserve s'Sc
thing for the finish. She Is As kind as Gun p' ana
oil, run herself into the ground II you let her. so
s+eoav her the entire distance Mldgely fulfilled
the instructions to the letter, which shows mat 10
Intelligent and can ride to orders. Kildeers time
caused much merriment In the paddock.
The Rancocas stables winnings ut the Monmouth
meeting amount TO al 900, with five more racing
DAYS 10 swell the total.
J. W. Rogers's stable IS not an extensive one, as
he does not believe in large stable HIS horses are
now In grand condition TO finish the seasons racing
md his colors are TO become familiar to race
gocrs Lamplghter Is q beautiful specimen OF the
thoroughbred, and Is almost sure To traih Oh as ne
grows older lie does his work without an cnor'
and IS II valuable horse as his breeding Is Oh 'he
best, and he should DC eagerly sought ai~r pS
breeders after his racing career Is over May WIN
is an honest big horse and does all In his power 10
win races but Is not up to the form Rogers expected
of him when the season began. The MOyne ecldihg
Is one OF the and tear type OF the soDs oil
Gcnclg and Is almost If not quite stake class Rogers
refused an offer Of 5000 for him yesterday INC
Katie A. fiIly Il toto Of the most beaufn mines III
training she Is fast and acts rs II she woid cveh
ally make n stayer under ROgerss patient triinihS'
John Morris had the Basdord Major LOT out
.nd gave them steadying work at almost racing pace
ARA = In royal condition and Is as true as steel
He is sure to give good account OF hlmScr "heh
aver ne starts In race. Basford Is kept waiting for
,be right place before he will be sent to the post
Gascon is receiving regular work. but Is not likely
IN start at the Mo1mouth needing. Morris gives his
horses time to get In shape before he starts them
/ : Campbell and his assistant trainer. J. Porter
,roro greatly pleased with Pcssara's performance as
he pulled up perfectly sound and did not show a
n,rticle OF lameness after the Entire seems 10
IKE the reverse of the track. His temper has
greatly improved since his arrival at Monmouth Park
O,ecnie Trowbrldge ran exceedingly fast race She
roe The last TO leave the post, but finished an easy
winner The time Of the threc-quartcrs was III IL
rher, WAS a rush 10 the auctoncer's box after the
race ms ti,e mare was entered FIR 1000. However
there was no bid for the winner.
John higgins claimed Nomad under the rules, bG'
IN. colt WAS returned TO NJ. +. Dwyer later In the
aftctnoon. ..,.., -, u.,o,
no saw him in the paddock he shook his head obviously
90, ,h race he said that he thought Raccland began
N foe, the effects Of the races he ran recently
although his race In the Railway was good one TAX
inc tme as n criterion Garrison weighed 10 Y0uhas
vastsrdsy as he gained flesh rapidly since MS AnsAA