New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-10
Betting.
st. III.
A TRAINERS NOTES FROM MONMOUTH.

A TRAINERS NOTES FROM MONMOUTH.
Don Alonzo in a can,er was the result in the race
for the Junior Champion Stakes YESTERDAY The easy
manner in which defeated his opponents must have
surprised persons who insisted that the colt wa
overraed and that his victories won from fields
Of moderate calibrc and ne ridden in the best
possible by Murphy. Some OF his critics sara
that he was built the lines Of good rac"horse
that he short here and too long herr. and dii
not have enough OF beam. and lot more OF such stun
and Some OF the criticisms sounded as II the
persons who made them were experts In judging canal
Loats RATS
Don Alonzo is a colt with size bone and substance
combined almost perfect conformation. with the most
desirable racchorsc to back IT uptat Is supcra
tive speed when properly ridden. JocEe' sloan receiver
ST. 900 present for winning the race and was happy
all sy Junior Champion is the first great race he
has won Lady Violet o wonderfully good race. ana
beat the colts finished behind her easily as Don
AIonzo defeated Lady Violet has chance TO I'm
prove on her present FORM and likely to run better
races when the weather is cooler in the fall
Dr. Rice was third, thanks 10 Fit7patricSs vigorous
riding. The one of the heaviest betting con
tests Of the year, as eNy owner VINO h'd morse IN
gaged thought his horse would win except j. r. keene
who said Il only outside chance Of being third
The unplsced horses were beaten block a. one oooh
maker expressed it,
The champion Stakes furnished Of the best races
OF the year as IL was hsd.fought battle from start TO
finish every inch O the race iwas close 70 iecoru
time At the end the record for and onehaf miles
was beaten by Lamplghter onefourth OF second John
higgins said after the rae. that he would Ike 70 zee
Tammany 10 such race, to ind ont how good h"
,saIv f. Iocohatchee was beaten at the paddock en-
trance rs he seemed TO when ne cot In the lead ana
did not have a horse at his side 10 make bun lTr"'e'r
Al Mr. uugglns says he likes have hof| hight at
side when he will do much better 'h'h " inc ho'e
some distance away from him.
Banquet was disqualified for Saturdays fonine bn'
took his revenge yesterday by beating both iocohatchee
and Poet Scout Banquet Is now called 1.-THE iron horse
as he il horse since Barnunfs paihy uEs u''
honestly entitled 10 the name
NJ nyrnes would not allow Garrison 70 take any
chances and insists on ms remaining perfectly que'
until he regains his strength f'gf't MS ""'S'
very much" Mr.. Byrnes said, - az he thoroughly uhu'r
s,.nds Montana but he not attempt TO ride foi
some time 70 come" Montana was heavily played ana
carried thousands OF dollars that have been ad away
since Suburban Day. lie was well Hooch by r"'
patrick.
he Is enrolled with the famous horses That have won
the Champion Stakes in former years
Iaulcy piloted Kingston IN the first race, ana ruTno
va busy FL the grand with reports OF disagree
nent between Jockey TaTal and Mr.. Dryer. IL was
reported that Mr. wacot refused 10 let Tara rid" Kings
Pm Mr.. Dwyer has a cali on I@ncyS SERVICES anu
IL was question OF giving him the mount on Kingston
or losing his services so Lamey got the mount ana
von the race with the greatest kingst scared all
but Russell out Of the first race This caused some
Dissatisfaction many persons had decided 70 bet Oh
His Uighne-s IL he started. why not try $40 POUNDS
on Kingston the next handicap at seven-efhth' OF
mile and II the mpost Is accepted by his Trainer ~
least three horses likely TO start against him. but
the owners Of the decline meet him at practically
weights
Some OF the jockeys were tolkng yesterday about
hard work f. Li,tl,neld said aat he got out Of bed
every morning before o'clock and exercised hNe or
six horses James Lamey said: "Why you don't
know what work Is TIN you get with w G. DAILY lie
has forty horses training and hos only hve boys TO
exercise them. 1t is nothing to work ten horses In
morning and DAILY makes good fcllo" of hiHSef
Nv lending you somebody to work 1--WE or sX more
1-,o w. G..
out good jockeys.
patrol Judge Fitzgerald saw that Jockey Mdgclv had
firm Kirscb IA the last race. aud the horse Was
going along under stadying pull for quite a Distance
,beo Nidgcly began TO ride him. but without effect
The horse was beaten. When Mr.. Fzgoral1 returned to
the judges stand he to the paddock to see Mr.
IIuggins about the riding Of Jockey Midsely. He was
surprised md that Kirsch was such cripple ana that
MIdqey had ridden to orders that Kirschs "dcy"
legs stunq him 80 much could not respond to
Mdgely's call, and was beaten MI IoriIard iost
heavily on the defeat OF Kirsch.
De Street claimed that Slcpner foulcd Mr Sass and
wanted him disqualified TO secure 'c'o'd position
With Mr.. Sass. \ crowd gathered around The Judges
stand and camorcd for disqualification Of Julien
After several minutes Of dclberation the claim was dis
allowed and the horses placed as they finished.
Pierre Loiard ~ 600 Pkpocke IN the r"ee ana
did not have a dollar On julien
NJ r. Danahcr who been one OF the strongest adj
vocates OF the Board Of Control from It's infancy j. beng
hard BY his friends running Montague at Gloucester
Mr. Dsnaher sold Montague some time ago TO man nom
Pbisde phia.
Mars Is troubled with q small spnt Dut II not 0ut vi
training account OF IT,
Tamnany received stn calop yesterday morning ana
4, I, "a good coudiuon when he began racing last
sp'ing. -
John Mari sold his pony 10 p Lorsrd yesterday morn
~ and all the BOYS OF the stable IN despair tho
nonv l. considered mascot and Poet Scouts defeat 10
-. CHAMPION Stakes ascrbed TO the sale u The pony
The trainers do but little fast work. a. almost every
horse a, the track good racing condition, and single
ma, move over distance is all that is required 70 put
,ho horses I'm condition The track Is being worked
vr by most OF leading traner-, and II Is rapidly be-
ming popular with horsemeD for working purposes
tou,s Stuart said a Boston merchant yesterday thai
- oct GOOD Iacchorse you must have size bone, con-
..,,o, and good action when IN motion, and quoted
,mnlgbter as his idea Of hghclass raeehorse This
was before Lmpightcr Won Don Aion'o Is onothef Oh
49,. L,,d Mr. Stuart added that II you secure thai
- o.nat 10 Into Iaclng at once.