New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-26
A TRAINERS NOTES FROM THE TRACK

A
The OF the meeting OF the Monmouth Path A.
ISOLATION which Yesterday has proved what can %
done when racing Is managed In businessike msnher'
Wacou has done for hrstclass racing oy con-
Quoting the Monmouth meeting to successful Issue tnah
many rscecoers have any Idea. There were many oo'
aces to b. surounted and he had to contend with the
worst element associated with racing. but In the end ne
trlumphed them all and did what he said ne "oua
DO that is he raced twenyfour days at the Monmouth
track T. NJ Croft the manager. and II. O. Cnckmore.
secretary ably assisted him in his work L. U.
Appleby the Monmouth County farmer. managed
the betting fhg and diplomatic departments
with rare SKILL and shares with Mr.. Walcou ne hoho'
Of placing hghclass racing NewJersey ~ feet again
and showing that the public will paron7e good racing
in preference scrambes and hctersketer affairs at
minor tracks. The trainers give Superintendent van
Kurcn unstlnted praise for the attention which he pad
their wants and not word Of complaint has been neu
about tho condition either the old new tack from
the beginning OF the meeting until It's close feser'
DAYS racing was run trick deep with mud blt
the public treated TO o dead heat In the jersey
Handicap between Mar and Pickpocket. with I-oco'
hatctce who clNary the best eel. In the race
Moderate third. As Locohotchee IA not at his best OIL
n muddy truck the race was considered good ono BY
many persons Mr.. Loriard did not say anything about
the race sent for Hamilton and told hin 'na' ~
would withdraw offer for his services next year ana
that he liberty to engage himseI W S"'"'N'
who desired his services.
IL Is probable that Sims will the Rancotas coors
In 1893 liberal offer was made for his services
p I pwver who EMPLOYS Sims, consulted ana was
present when the offer made. Mr.. Dryer hls
proved blm.cr 20 be good friend and adviser to ue
Jockey and dlslSes lose him. but h. SAYS that he
wants TO see him ride OF the big stables, Were
he Gun do better than remaining with himself since he
has no horses that able TO win races.
Minnehaha was strong faNoiIte In her race ara
many persons thought she easily but her jorSeF
said that he afraid TO make the slightest move on
her. a. she might cot II and stop
wyndhsm walden expects to the Donclster ST.
49, Slfn lIN
lie intends t return in time Morris Park me ting
The trainers express satisfaction with the outlook Tor
the autumn meeting to be he'd Washington. and 1t
ia the
aud repot. about he condition thc Contestants are pen
uful. Lady Violet Is going back IN ne e>tlHan" o.
come OF the wseacrcs Oil Of thre"quar'er' Of
tence In ! }. Joyner T. shrewd. I"in''
taking trainer and has learned expensive cN'on Wher
the ny received Withdrawing 'rais before some OF hon
races In ,!c pns, she beaten easily when she net
urrror hor.es I'm races. Therefore the trial
&, 10 should not cause her frcnds unc'si-
ness Norclio IL loOnei upon a. sure
winner hv Tho Brighton contingent n Tho track is
mudi~ they insist there nothing In tho race but
Mor.llo. \ TIN that Ond,wa j. "sco-cher.'
and can burn up the track 1t IL said that he oniran
I0yelacc style the other dav In trial over tho
Old Monmouth track. John Hunter smiles aud looks
mys'c'iou, when tho Fuuriry s talked about How hi
will look after !, Is over entirely different hina.
Inmplrh,cr dil show any signs that hi. rore on
TUESDAY affected him In the least lie IL not lame a.
reported. bu is an right In every way