New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-12
A TRAINERS NOTES FROM MONMOUTH.

Tho troc,s AZ Monmouth Park were In excellent
dillon yesterday morning and almost every horse ~
both the and the old tracks received some strong
work
Mr. Byrnes sent Tamnany one ana one-iiaf miles at
. brisk working pace, and he has no reason TO lose
faith Realization winners ability to hold any OF
the three yeerold division safe at distance which
colts Of that age Te-ssked 10 run.
Mr. lByrnes greatly dissatisfied with the per-
Torrance OF Sir Matthew In the nrst race, and ques'
toned Mdgey IN . pointcd manner after the race
Mdgley considered the coming lightweight jockey
Tie have lost his form entirely and Is seriously
affected by disease peculiar 10 Jockeys called cratic
fever However he is In fair way OF recovery q" ne
drastic treatment for the disease Withlh
few days His exhibition OF over.confdence on kidcer
is likely TO be forgotten a. he practically threw the
race away by trying win easily when he knew that
Suburban winner, with selling plater's weight up. was
behind him.
Mars is receiving strons work again, although he de-
veloped . small splint some weeks ago bdfeiooS VIII
race In the future coofs OF j. Chsty ne bid The
up 70 500 which 1880 over the selling price
Walden protected the colt W S26OO ana Auctonee
Darretto sold him to Mr.. Chrisy at that hgure out w
Walden protested and the colt rcsod ard Mr. THIRSTY
secured him for Ga. 500. There Is rule OF Monmouth
Pork which established by D. D. Wthers some year,
ago. that dispute about the sale OF horse
that has selling race the horse shall be resod I'M
medIately This settles all disputes.
John Mari has decided 60 back Kentucky with his
horses lie said yesterday that Poet Scout would
no more the East he had small lump on one OF bis
ankles, which ffst noticed ~ Sheepshean
seemed get larger after his last two races M Mari
said that Ne did want wait until the colt was a
cripple before tried 70 him. many trainers do.
but Intended TO begio at once The gene hentucksn
will be missed BY TIE trainers and others who have made
his es all whom he came IN contact with in
the East are his friends and he win return TO the land
Of the blue grass best wishes 81 Eastern race
eoers
f.. RI Garrison at the track yesterday. He has
not fully recovered his Illness tie said that he had
pounds and felt quite weak, but would try to lie
on deck 70 ride Tsmmsny In the Omnibus Stakes
Trainer Allen was sure Yorkvilc Belle could win
the Comparative Stakes. as her recent work was good
enough win and quarter miles In any company.
portable renee Of the straight track and whed around
30 quickly that nearly dismounted her rider Trainer
Allen walked out the track with open umbrella aud
walked up and punched at her with It,
group OF superstious gamblers goaned aloud and said
HES hoodOoed her sure and yet he Is an cdtmc sport"
They started for the betting ring and hcdged their
bets on Montana.
The requires little Yorkville Belle lay
behind oil field and tried win In the last eighth with
the result the three yeaold ally beaten BY
Montana, = four.yesrold colt.
W. Rogers has all OF his horses IN racing condition.
and he how keep tero up to IL. Lampghter is
magnificent shape He Is not the most amsble horse
in training and docs not like have strangers nke any
liberties with him when he is In his box Lamplightef
important engagement Is the Choice Stakes milo
and half In which he Will receive an allowance Of five
pounds As Tammany Is also engaged In the and Il
not penaied IT promises TO be grand contest A. T.
walcott will sdd cup valued Ut 81 900 The cup will
be made ct Tnanys aud Will become the property OF the
OF the winner will strings tied IL
in the way OF conditions.