New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-19
A TRAINERS NOTES FROM THE TRACK.


and bought in by the owner
A TRAINERS NOTES FROM THE TRACK.
The candidates for the Choice Stakes received their work
yesterday morning. Iampighter Will remain In rogers >
care until this contest Is decided Inc purchase OF
Lampgher by F. Lorilad was not surprise TO inc 'Hch
equentes as an offer Of 900 refused for him and
the Moyne eeldng on Tuesday. Messrs. Brown ana
Rogers said Mr. Lorlsds agent that price would be
placed horses. and that they woWd let MIN Kho"
H. on the paddock Mr Rogers said that the
decision srryed at by Captain Brown and himself was that
40 900 would buy the colts that 900 would buy
IAmpgher alone. NJ Byrnes was at the track on The
same mission but could get Rogers TO put price on
them until negotiations with Mr. Lorlldd were closed
Mr. Lorard lost time when he heord that Byrnes was
after the track at once ana closed
the bargain Rogers without delay by handing him
fog $4,000 for Lampightcr who. in oil probability
will carry the Lorard colors In the Choice Stakes on
Saturday he got and half miles yesterday morning
AZ daylight and satisfactory 70 10th Rogers
Huggns The latter trainer gave Locohatchee his work
distance and he did in 40 80 easily that IL
higgins 70 thinking Of how much better Lsnight
than Locohatchee NJ Allen had iork'e Belle OH the
track, and breezed her along at far pace for about
mile a half She Is in superb condition. as her last
three aed her the hour, that there every
expect that che Will the post heavily backed
especially If should tho mount on her. which
extremely likely, Byrnes said yesterday thas Tanany
would start and that Shebark would not try his best
" he had the Of the truck.
Allen bls two.year Olds st two-minute pace for
about q mile All OF his horses In good condition.
Lidgerwood Select Stakes, but Sloan
eight pound. overweight that Allen withdrew him
the and him threequarters OF mile over
the stalghtsway track Sloan, who rode him. wore Law
colos. which caused many persons 70 wonder why
I.awcss should th7eequarers Of a mile in 1917 just
before race. Many OF them attribute his deeat TO oat
cause knowing that the colt that worked Ldser
wood.
Don Aonzo had q close call In the Select Stakes and
almost beaten the post by st. Michael, who Was
clevery ridden by Doggett. who knew Don Alonzo and
for Tal stop riding him before he made his run
With st. Michael. Tarol the alert however and
not caught mapping Allen said he had INDUCED Don
Aonso h. thought the Select Stakes would not be more
than a stIf gsllop for the big colt
D. Gideon received the congratulations OF crowd Of
friends who thought St Michael had won. and WAS ss
busy shaking hands political candidate and at the
same time assuring his friends that he thought all the
time that Michael would win the but alas the
numbers up and the angle received unlimited
abuse for causing such waste OF enthusiasm. while MI
Gideon shook his head and said i'Just my luck ..
Gene Stephen Sanford. Of Amsterdam. in this State
who is the owner Hurricane farm which Is fast
oming known successful breeding establishment Is
said 10 hive secured Potomac for $4,000 who Is 10 be
paced az the head Of the VI. +. Dwyer
however 10 raco him until he thinks his days OF use
funess
The selling races have degenerated until they are little
better than farce a. the horses engaged them arc
In tho future there likely to be change. as some
owners are determined 70 bid on the hghclass horses
whenever they win races that lively times may he ex.
peced at the sale OF NoIDsd entered 10
be sold for 81 500 and bid up ~ So $50
II Is singular that the public continue Ia oes ca
notorious donters." "a horses are called that
do no, run consistent races. They accept almost
any price that is short. say 10 ). or even money,
,, would bum their money before they would bet II at
or 10 acsn,. the horsc yet after the defeat Of such
horse that has backed by the public at even money
uersons Will you that the horse never wo- race at
, .bot prlco but had galloped In when II 10 TO
against him Wnv don't they walt until they get III 70
and then be. their money and annoy their friends
with hard luck stories
rre Hoard 0, Control Is holding sessions az
matte, Of great Importance being passed upon. II will
bs great rri. going public whE the matter
- .t,l, A. IL is really psbe the members OF the
hoard weighed down with load OF secrets. which, with
their other loads much for ordinary morals 10 bear
Racecoes should no. be surprised II after three or four
meeting, tho Board should decide to grant urah Tnbbs
Jockeys license
,ldrlcv has greatly improved he has been in the
,rnplov Of T. Iorlllerd. and promises 10 make good
hickey Matt Byrne- greatly pleased with his riding
,,.tarlav a, he has secured his services for 1898
It f., the lad" 81 eodns stables to send
their trainers Europe tours OF INSPECTION Jon"
uuerns NJ Byros and J. ". Rogers likely TO follow
Wyudhan Walden trip England at the close OF the
legitimate season.
Stable WINS looked Tor by the Grayesend trainers all the
,,roon hut I, I'D not arrive Tambien Ia the star
u the stable and IL 70 be drawing card when she
starts agan,t the Eastern cracks OF the three ycsrcd
division.