New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-31
FALL SELLING STAKES.
One mile and q

Jobn Hunter sod Ioyelacs yesterday 10 NJ. f. Dwycr.
The price paid for him was not made public. NJ r.
Dwyer requested Mr. Hunter not to dVufe ue paVcuars
Of the sale.
The trainers at Sheepshesd Bay delighted with the
superb condition Of the track. as It Is fast and d1p
enough TO be safe.
4 popular one and has nim7 established his reputation
as hghclass colt In comparison VITA the colts OF the
some age. Mr. Lorilard won 5000 on the colt which,
with the 81 900 first in the stake. makes Lamp
rhter cheap horse at the price paid for him Hami
ton was surprised when MI Lorard handed him tiooO
bill when he returned 20 the paddock.
LADY Violet did not want extend herself IN the first
mart of her race for the Autumn Stakes when
straehtened out the finish she came away and won
easiy She acted sore when she trotted back 10 the
judges stand A. j. Joyner deserves credit for keeping
her In excellent condition. she Inclined TO nave
muscular rheumatism. Rejection IA rapidly recovering
from her sickness, II she has relapse there a
chance for repay her owner, Major D. g. Thomas
for the expense Ia sending her East to meet the
Lest two-year-olds nom oil parts OF the country
Yo Tambien worked mile yesterday In Az gailop'
ing the entire distance.
Montana was played heavily by Gie i0io"ers Oh M'V's
pay's stable. He good race, but was beaten easily
BY both Lamplighter and Banquet The latter was over
looked completely by the public rs much as ~ 10
and 20 for second place were ald against him
On account Of his bod showing in his hast two races
q f. Smith sold yesterday he would not hav" another
chance to long odds ard get On so mueh money
tb season he had Parvenue on Monday before the
hcts declared on. AlNrWaIu "o"i"
not accept the money In rany INSTANCES >" "'' ' WI"
ninSs were only $lsOoo
The public In time to see the nrst race Yesterday
and was pleased with the change OF the time Of calling
the first race TO 2 80
Rosa H. was bid up to 1905. $1,000 over the ehtfed
mice as she is deHrslIe a. brood mare
Charles Reed, who has reputation as globe uot'cr
ss we'll 10 y breeder OF racehorsee hSs ko"o ~ ~
Ayre, w see II he can secure ELMER Gay he'"i' y.
ornonde 10 add to his list Of sres III no doe' nov
s7s.d hs intends to journey ~ Australia ana Try
Tor some of the gsst performers there Such ~ CaD
Norden,eldt and other winners MI hceu rays u''' III
spite OF tho sneers OF meny turmen, the sons ana uSs
,,.li.nbred sircs are frequent winners and that the
,.,ioo made by them eNctfs That Of many Sres "ho
w a.ruo,al,v good horses when they get winner
Int majority OF whose get are not mr. schhg'pabrS
rrde lex Teral at the track yesterday pu' o'u not
ride as he was and unstrnng oil account Oh "a
loss OF his SON .
rA.ra .,e likely 10 be many changes made In the
large stables for next year Some OF them VIII change
their trainers, ana the Jockeys who are not che's 'o
1895 are beginning to make arrangements for NEXT year
Many OF the ouawcd Jockeys are ahous 70 JON the ahh
OF their licensed brothers
MANY horses received fast work Monday. as the
tract, had dried out Iocohatchee was worked mile In
17 going easily and seems to lie In frstcloss condition
.ppghtcr wa. feeling well and took his work II he
liked it. He given and onefourth miles in :l3.
without being extended TO his utmost. Vesbue is being
worked again is likely TO be seen in public number
f times before closes Yemen Is rccupcratinr
q
seven ei,hths Of mile Kilkenny galopcd one and one
h,r miles St. Julien did fair work. His
Saturday did not affect him.
A. Cooper had the Kecne horses out. Many Of then
took light and hit overturned. The EEL colts
snepes is not serious 1t Il caused by the muscles
beng bruised 1t will take days for him TO
CLEANING is as fit It is possibe TO have her and 1t
houd take ono 4 the cracks TO lcat her In her next
..temut for the money. \. j. JoyDcr saiopcd Lady
violet o., Monday She looked splendid, full Of He
and showed no bad from her brrsinc for the
ruturty ON Saturday Joyncr Is the lookout for some
coed horses but cannot get the owners OF some q the
cracks to pnt price OH them
Nj Allen eh several OF the Ehret hor-cs over
A.. track on Monday and gave Ldgcrwooi
ave.eahths Of mile in 1902. Runyon has
hc., doing good work for come tlmc ana only
last Friday worked nvceghths In O3 around The turn
with his weight up and thce-quarters on Sunday In
.ls. hut with IA1gerwoods performance oil saturday
fresh In their memo trsncr5 who saw him work
sf him severely alone. although much ~ 100 t. "a-
laid against him OF the books. forkviiic Eee
looks s endld should give good account Of herself
In tho hanilcaps Trainer Allen keeps hr up Z" her
Monmouth Park form. Dcmuth Is partial TO the Sleeps
head Bay track he seems TO be In good condition ~
present.
Tenny works % wall he did In his best days,
and did ct Monmouth Park. bat he runs In his