New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-04
TRAINERS NOTES FROM TIE TRACK.

The rain left both tracks deep with muc 20 mat IN"
going sticky and holding and unit Tor anything p"'
slow work 1t looked II there would b" chance fof
the horses that are partial muddy track Suprlh'
cndent Van Kuern however. was at WORK with ms 'hf'
force tracks likely t. be dry and last "hcn
the buRle blows or the nr.t race 70 day Helen Nic''
i RAPIDLY recovering her form, but her owner j. pr''
cal and IS not likely to send The champion MY
Of the post for some time. The Ehr't stl''
and the changes likely to be made l. the lhoi"'
.ub,act discussed by the tuiners Monmouth PARK
After Murphys case. the jury di>agr'cing poPP'C :
resignation talked over and after long discussion inc
"A - w,s settled by wcll-known colorcd trainer, who cara
"Wha kin yo' all 'spccti jess TIL yer dors cr iioad'o
ODER dor at dat yer stable en- cs soon a. deY XIII u
uoodoo Allen ell joss win all dc races
The .ycar-od division should furnish some 'Hci'
ing sport bu, the cream lot does not oct Lamp
lighter Locohathee likely 10 meet in the 'hah-
pon Stakes at ~ miles, and their comparative merits
should BIZ settled Higgins does not MAKE excuses "h'h
one Of his horses beaten but tells II Just as 1t Is
when Plckpockc: defeated Locohatthee at sheep'head
Bay said: "Pickpocket EN- defeat m'!ofly OF me
he has POUNDS the best OF ue
weights He Just ran my Locohatcnce on hs f"t
a. he ran mile in so seconds around the turn Tor
home gait that will threcyesr-od Wobbe
with 122 pounds his back" When I"cohAichos was
beaten last week Mr. higgins said ''HaH'l'9n urea
10 come through small hole and got phchc1 "h'
caused him 10 drop OF the rice. think us'
Hamilton made mistake in going where he ala a. he had
no bushes, trying to come through on the Iai.'
Rogers Is under weather. He Is suffering rom
slight touch Of the cholera mobus. LaHphsht,r never
looked better in his nfe II he does not find some
WAY 70 lnurc himself With m'SthOoK or ms haIbf
shank he il likely TO his share OF the races
John Mari 1. doing good work With Poet Scout ana
il likely 10 send him the Champion Stake Johh
Morris * going along slowly with the Ba>iord Manor
horses and is likely to be in line with the boys should
thor. be a muddy track. looks well, and although
triGe understood o good wcghIcatrier ana n game
AZ pobble Bashfos fais sort OF horse MS
trainer sys and can occasionally when placed H2h'
IGNITE I. touched in the wind and makes nos" "h'h
.kea IN extend herself. She may win some OF IN" MY
races this fall and Of the Bashford Manor
rat,ons next spring PIutus some good races III u'
West lie Is likely be starter In the race Tor inc
Junior Champion Stakes
A. J. Joyner wants 10 give his UNDIVIDED attht"' "
LADY Violet who in perfect condition. bHt ne h"'
o,. amt in hi, heart sapeakc and stops at MS Don
,eopcu,Iy to ~, him When Chesapeake 4, sold on neA'
Monday Joyncr says he Will los" the best horse NJ
= ,ao, a. he ron the rucst kind Of ard always
uiod his best 1900
Matthew Byrncs runs his horses every time race
, an tho proqramnc that IS suitable cr them ana hy
m doing has won some valuable stakes lie says there j.
M money I'm keeping them IN the stable" II other train
m fuocd Byrne,'s System their percentage would b. far
nra.,r than IL is now The uOubl. with many
J, ho trainers is that they for their horses
hat look ike ccralne, before they viii start hor-e as
h, av. .what (, the use starting horse II YOU
~, 80, ON him with confidence" The successful train
e,s ike Unqgins Rogers, Byrncs. Stuart Rollins, Will
lam LAKELAND John Morris, John Mari and Hardy Camp