New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-03
A TRAINERS NOTES FROM MONMOUTH.

"High.cass racing Is what IS needed % build up the
turf said millionaire merchant yesterday at MONMOUTH
Park There are horses In every race to mako
10 Interesting and there hove been more head finishes III
the races already decided Of the meeting than IN the
entire scason OF 1891 The sensation ~ ystrd sy AFTER
noon was the Withdrawal Of all Of Nj. j. D"y'r' 'hu"-
All sorts " wild were current IN the brIuhs f"s
and grand stand 1t reported ust Mr.. DNyof had
ordered trainer ship the entio stab" I" Brighton
Beach. I7,aang gossip had 1t that the stewards h"d de-
cllned TO allow COX ride aud Mr.. D"yr got angry
The true story Is that NoHad entered IN Two race
purse aud the Pasade Stakes. Nonad was "lthdH"n
from the purse race early IN the afternoon. and
Il, vas the intention u Mr.. Dwyer b start
him FOR the I~l>lde stakes. Th' steward howNHf'
decided that all the horses named 70 s'ift N''e
TO carry i15 pounds each. Mr.. Dwycf objected ana
wanted 10 withdraw Nonad from the Paisadc ana starr
him for the purse race and ignore his Withdrawal OF
som. hours before. As the rules would nav" o" Do
waived % allow Nomad start In Tie purse race ue
stewards decided should in the f-sad" or
"a, a, all When the decision announced 70 Nj
DIVER h. was greatly excited and sent Wofl 20 NJ
trainer Hardy Campbell, to sciStch all o. INC ho n,
gagged in the days races. Just WHAT MI p"3'' w"
do with the Monmouth division he alone can "l' u u
, tho ast time that withdrawn all OF hl- horses
naceCo.rs remember that few years ago at Sheep'"o
RAY Their. was some dssatisfacuon In REGARD 70 u'
ci.on and all The Dwyer entries were withdraw but
after nights meditation hsTe was 'hs USUAL "'"'' W
entries made the next day.
Pierre Iorllard intends 70 race on an extensive scale
next veal end will have two divisions he aeu'e cum
raigners will tOined by that hhewd ana successful
turf general John Higgins. The stable Will number at
IT,, ,venty horses The reserve division VIII remain
At Rancocas. b. Riley, one Of the guard VIII oIs'l'
Milne them and will send fresh horses from TINE N
time and the disabled ones from the track VIII b' Sent
70 Rncocas t. recuprate Mr.. Lorard has secured thr
sery1ces Of Mr. Riley the season Of 1898 Ihe con
tract signed Yesterday.
A J. Joyner Will sell Chesapeake Muscoyite Misery and
Calph AZ public week he under contract io
1898 ard will tsin only for his employer chap"akc
f. now In fine condition. and IS likely to win number
OF racee 80 Joyncr losh % part with him. Mn-'o.
ve and Misery shown that they win races iiel
Tara aid % the writer yesterday that Chesapeake was
In as good condition present and had much sped a.
any horse he had ridden.
P D. DOnavsn the track yesterday. lie has
been very H. and has reduced forty pounds. lie
sid that If his illness lasted another week he coud De
down u weight end ri1c Tenny himself
Trainer Rogers IL also on the sick list althIurh he
WAS At IN. track Yesterday hat MS horses were
properly attended in the paddock and c:r"l ii S''
There is likely 20 bo a change in the Ehret stable
Trainer Allen It 10 laid. Will ono Of the best
yockeys in the Wc-t % ride for The stable second
ca on S-ncs services reported have been secured
ana new methods 70 DE- introduced Colonel Mce"e'
has forsworn betting cnches" and declares thst ne
will not make another waecr This year
J. s. Campbell IL doing all he with moderate lot
o, horses and longer bod pungeI, but puts on
modest straight and place any horse he RANCHES
can win PcsslN IS clo-lly watched. He sometimes
shows a slight limp after he rccovcs fast WORK I''
Bird Is improving and almost sure to IL starter IL
tie race for the Junior Champion StakeS Spartan was
trained % tae hour ye,eTday and Mr. Campbell "d M"
friends that HE chances the Red Bank Stakes were
very rosy. Although ridden by Talsl, who managed l."
squeeze the last ounce Of him. Spartan "'s Just
barely beaten by Uncle Jess
Foxhan Keeue said yesterday that he was in despair
as he could not win a Nevertheless he mona2 d to
bet on three winners. Cooper his trainer, gives sngu-
lar orders TO Of hi, employees lie told The chi
who pe.des over the culinary department OF the hcrhe
stable 10 be and have Negcaton" every cay
A. both OF the bosses" liked vegetation"
The winter racing managers II Hudson county nave
agreed 70 disa gree Lig four have split 50 That
IL is likely 10 bs buy solr' the Saratoga meet
ing with The chances in favor Of the Wuboum faction
being the buyers.
The old Iumor that things arranged to race IN
Union County have been revived and IL has been re-
norted that city official Elizabeth went 10 Monmouth
Park and made satisfactory arrangement b. renew racing
A. the Elizabeth and Linden tracks. Thcr Il really moth
ing I'm such reports. The Elizabeth officials, Ike many
others VINO hold positions Of trust. wcnt 10 Monmouth
Park because It b. The coolest place in NewrJcr-,y
Louis Stuart but little faith in Patrons recovery
from his amencss says is extremely doubtful
IL Patron ever again.
III, lglncss props himself when no IS being pulled up
which account. the reports about his dnoness The
h,ur On OF 1891 + bit sore but hOpccs, cripple
pcuocket Of the sort that Is likely 10 give tn
e,c,r.old cracks hard race weights and
t,.o bem a beating with a ten pound allowance" tn
,.rict Of sevea trainers after his close finish with
Iocobatehce In the race for the Paissde stakes