New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-14

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~ 80, s closc and muggv yesterday morning at
Monmouth Park which caused the trainers " o.s 49,,
early so as avoid tho heat later IN tne u'S' -.
racing was freely commented upon. and the race Tor 'e
s,usbnrv Handicap declared 10 be one OF ule os.
- Pho vcor Some trainers thought that Murphy uid al.
that he could do with Dcmuth The time OF Oe race ui
the thorough beating given 70 Raceland r'cA"''N
Russe surprised everybody the handicapped lhcuru
ohn Mari had pet Scout the track y'st'ru'S. A"o
col, showed no signs Of contest. The race VIII DC o'
ecot benefit 20 Scout it wa his seconu race III O
Fast Il was rumorcd about the tracks Una. II ~.
scout had started for the Monmouth Cup, Longstr'e.
would have been Withdrawn, there was great DANGER
bcoklnc him down completely he were compelled !" III"
a hard race with 1871 pounds on his back.
7 McCaGery was an xlous meet either Kingston or
oncs,rcet with Aloha a. st. Louis earlier in the season.
but the terms proposed by NJ F. Dryer were 700 high
FOR The St Louis Jockey Club Moreover, he maze he
provlso that winner should take ALL hence ho'nh'
more was heard then about race between the "e,'"
horse and champion Of The East some members o' o
Western delegation say TINT seycneghths OF mile si's
A,ha perctly and both Kingston and Aloha are a,
Monmouth PARK there Is reason why race su"oe u
the owners Of the horses and the public shouu hot DO
arranged NJ f. Dryer is atial 10 match races anu as
Mr. McCafcItv Is known in the West as Courageous
horcman backs his opinion with hi' money there Is
an excellent great race In which the recod io
the distance decided upon would b. endangered
Helen Nichols is In splendid condition. and is an I'M
beaten nlly. OF her easily at the hh
sh and some ;urmen will bet their money ha'
she proves herself the queen VI tho twoyafods oil 1917
Lady Vlolct work since she has been az Monnouh
Park and tho In which she won at Sh'epshe'd
Dav an likely to her TO BE- the avorite IN ue
fase Stakes Lady Violet hes shown to everybody who
soy nor run her recent trials chat she run i've fur-
onc4 IN very fast time. Merdcant has been doing gooa
work. the last rtce was not anything IKE her true
form She worked three quarters OF mile as folows
uatu,le in 40 seconds furlongs in OIL and she
o,isbed milling M in 1914. Miss Maude is consid
cred by the Fastontown racing real homemade Mon
mouth County lam" Her work mas been carefully con-
ccaed from the touts" She well up In her Laldh
race said have worked six urongs in 10 over
the old track with her weight mp.
Randrop was bred in Monmouth County. and according
to her appearance Is OF tn" best Miles IN tfana'
She Is famous brood-nare Mag the dam Z" MANY
winners Ely Conover her owner says that you cant C
what may happen a race and that c"1eloe' iiihu''p
"a going 70 start I'm the Stakes Albert Cooper ha-
not smM In DAYS: 80 he nay have an ide@ ,oaV Az
snta will yandui>h both Lady Vole; and Helen Nchoi''
Her time in one Of her trials lj for six furonss
although the Kecne usually get their trials
with one Of aged horses and their speed and rAmenes
s,e mes,urad accordingly. Minnehaha Is nlnounced u
.r in the Ias,e Stakes. She has proved gre' U.s.
ammo ntmcu, TO and trainer o. her WORK pioe
abe was purehs.cd by John A Morris and Alfred H.
Morr, WI, up The rsclss standard from time TEST.
s nslrly flies FOR half mile and dies away TO walk IL
asked 10 run another quarter Of milo.
NJ Byrues has given Sir Matthew good work and the
time made would cause many persons to bet on MN IL
h.v knew IT, bIb Mr. ByInes found out last wear that Dir
Matthew would not always run Ia r''' w " MI pi'"'
FORM .
D. Brown has no excuse FOR Tho Pepper. lie has
aid .hot he would like u The Pepper in stake In
which would not have "a meet I"inmany 50 that u'c
Stockton should suit him lr'rfc 'tly.
GIDEON & Days colt Merry Monarch, who won easily
avon u he was sick the .-,t time out. Is IN good cohc
lion az present. and II he proves god ~ his trainer
and oyre- thinks The Topper will have u DO some
racing To re, 10 the nni-hnspo,t first.
f. Sncdckcr patient and lain-taking with MS hoses
and when h. rc,s them In winning form he manages 10
49,. r,nv anxious nquir,s made ~ the condition OF
h vet,an, horses aud tie patience OF The quo'uoH'fs
- ne,ry exhausted Scyrra OF the clubhouse people nay
b. At Monmouth Park to-day
The Trucks 40 Monmouth Park kept In mo cohu'o''
and there IL no dissatisfaction expressed by the ua">
Am -, them ay that they intend To de- all in their power
10 make TIE meeting Il success.
Iamriehter Is all right. and il ready 10 meet a' co"''
. any distance provided his trainer thinks he mas the
1T - The conditions Iocohatch,r Is another that Is as
n, 49, \ trainers skill maze him liie Hghne-s Is
doing strong work once moc TINT tho prospect oil SEN
sa,ional racing Is unusually bright.
ohn Higgins has fourteen horses In his taoe out hey
r NOT high enough class to race them frequently 'r
ooord Intends 10 have exceptionally strong stable
next year.
Ionis stuart has small stable aud only three OF his
80, arc I'm racing cOndition-Pcknicker Patron and
s,cton IL Is necessary trat stockton with sreAc
80 ~ ne is a bit shaky III his ankles
chatlc, Reed Is busy with his yc1rlinss and takes