New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-17
, TRAINERS NOTES FROM THE TRACK.

The weather Yesterday morning all that could be
desired cool breeze tempered the air and The horses
seemed 10 be &C pleased with the change a. were Tie
trainers and stable attendants 1t not generally known
10 racecoers that sudden change from intensely warm
weather tied horse the trainers express IT, anu
causes him TO b. at least second and some times TWO
seconds slower than when his pores ore open ana 'he ar
II still.
Almost every horse trained at Monmouth Park was
out and many Of them received strong worK 50 that To-
day most Of trainers and Stale attendants as well as the
horses will enjoy rest from work
A. j. Joyner is cOmtented and happy. unless Corduroy
poor in Tyro Stakes upset him. a. he thinks
his chances to win the Futurty with Lady Violet are
exceedingly bright.
Mr. Byrnes gave Tammany good strong eallop. Tho
colt looks spenddly and is oil tot can DC eiAmed LOT
high class three-yearOld.
J. W. Rogers gave Lnmplehter moleiate work. which
looked II BE intended ~ give him good rousng up
to-day his final work for the Barnegat Stakes to ba
run on Tuesday. The colt is doing nicely and ranks
with the OF his j. lIUpgins has Locoltehee
in the pink condition. and he Is almost sure 10 start
for the Banegat w. Lakeland said he thought he would
give the public another chance ~ see Victory perform
and 1t was reasonably that the Brighton Beach cham
pion would make the journey aud be starter for the
Bsrnegat His Tigness f. doubtful starter, a. IrNneT
Hyand has done but little fast work with him Ia daylight
+. McCabe tells singular story. lie says he wanted
10 work his hat Inclined TO having his
way In going the right way OF the track and by
working him the he thought 1t might mc~
change In him for the better He Instructed tfick
watcman wake him before o'clock, uat he WOulu
hove track himself The Waterman did a. requested
bu. to McCabes establishment somebody was WORKING q
BAY colt at pace This caused him to walt until two
DAYS later he the track ot o'clock In the
morning Even that hour BAY colt was hni'hIng a
stir trial This caused McCabs to walt twu DAYS more
He said that he 70 Long Branch and returned lew
minutes after midnight and aroused his boys - give bis
horse the revere work. but when he arrived al the track
he heard voices altourh there brgh: NOON he
flashing the different posts and could hear
the hOofbeats VI some horse that going at erfihc
pace. McCsbe gave oil hope. and waited cntl The
afternoon Of the day to work his horse
horernen and breeders should be careful " rmefbcr
Tuesday highly bred imported stations are ~ be
sold, and Thursday the BrOokdale yeaflhgs. The
property of the Of ID. D. Wthers will be sold also
several chocely bred youngsters bred by Mr. j. NJ Clay
Ashland, KY, and l.. y. Appleby, OF Little silver
~ The sales Will take place In the sale paddocks "
Monmouth PARK where the youngsters con be Inspected
previous sale = D. Bruce Will b. the auctoneer
There were no arrests Monmouth Park yestesiay,
although report spread that raid would be made.
spectators would be arrested a. well
AS the booknakers. The report laughed at By q
majority Of persons to whom IL was told.
The racing TO be Of the best quality, al
though IL jockeys who have become
ncapactated from various aud retaId Instead VI
helping their mounts at the finish of a race.