New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-30

The seekers for good things were up eari! !esV 40
morning as many Of the colts that are engaged III ue
Great Trial Stakes were given final work The heu
likely to be fair sized one, as several owners i"" "a
take for the $4,000 which Will 90 70 inc winner
Sir water good shape as H. possible 70 nave Nun
Garrison will have the mount on him. h's wor"
xos,eraav was os follows: Quarter IN PAS halt In
4el, when he wus restrained and finished the hr'qat
ters In q big salop In ! ~
A. J. Joyner Is confident thot Lady Violet WIN give
rood account OF herself in She hos been doing
sr.rd,dv In tho stable and on track. LADY Vioc'
worked three quarters in 's CORDUROY kept her com
pany for Ave-eiehths OF mile The Work aehs'es una
she Is close being rscass should she run up " ~ "
her 49,. at.
,co,v work and Trainer Cooper to be satisfied
with him. go
NJ. Allen had twentysix horses when the racing sea-
son began that looked and acted as II they cona WI"
races. lust now ne has stable full Of horses that nave
either trained Of or become sore penutn ana ioIn
Vile Belle are the exceptions in the aged division. SIR
Frpncs Alonzo and Colonel Fred are ,e s"""u '"
OF the youngsters -, ,.,, 49,
o,o pr,imnary walks trots aud callops Lovelacc Is
his principal bread.winncr, but licspeus i r'a'N h''
fAyorito I.ovelace worked threeQuart~ III ~ o
that not his measure by any m'a"~ o"u 80 .n
r,.g,,.r are unknown quantities. although both nave ru"
fast half miles. 49,. , .,.,c,s,,o
NJ r. Dryers horses were given eooa eHslc,.'ns
Gallons Chicago tho recent acquisition fioh uh"rs
s,an,e does good work. and Is ell that he was repre-
tell how many pounds either hesper"s Ut H"'o'~' ~
give him IN a three.quarter dash. -
l. Dwyer's horses not In "a Roou cohu'''o'' s'
Trainer NcGsrry would like 10 have Mcn' ~ ms NV"
sertes of accidents and bad luck since ue se"1' o
with the esler Dwya Zorling Is the only one "S' nus
hecn consistent and she Is tribe sore. ron WAY
later In season. but the Odds arr su""s'
him an account Of his enormous size Iongdcck improves
a,a 4. uk,iv 10 win races later In the e'ason
.rA Brown gave Tho Pepper IL mile" yes'cruay
uo uartcA like racehofse and went inc olStshc" ia
al without extra exe-ton, that there IL but h'tc
ch.nca OF ary being made should ne DC defeated
in the race for the Realization Stakes
II Loud ruve Two Bits still gallor ana had MN
,-ce,ad through the stretch. Two Bits VIII be fecr'ca
for the Monmouth meeting -
Green D. Morris galloped his loV o'fah"'''" 'o''"'
IN he In excellent form at present
F. McCabe does good work win inc "eoh''a h'''''
rment sppcars to be in excellent shape. and acts az
:, .sa wsu,d 90 distance warpath IS being ndulg'd
e. h,s work and Mt McCabe have him ready TO race
At the Monmouth meetins r.
p.s.a,a il doing as well can be expected Troher
~. Who Is Mr. Campbell's assistant gives his per-
onal attention to Entire Is one OF the os. us
..,,nn h,,tcs ever trained. lie can run . mile In
~ uork in 40 almost ony tmc he Is ssked 70 10 no. wv
- rac. r. both and dangerous ~ he oteh aete"pe
49, ..,,. hts riders leg with his teeth Mcssrs ""co.S
C.nneu Iorillsrd Galway and Green H. MOTIFS arc q"
IN favor of giving gcldngs on allowance Al "''o W"
an allowance for geldings, Entire ana other' " Ms Nu
would be in the iist .. d,,,s,o,
wa,,erson who was we'll backed by strong d'Vs'o"
-, ~. ,o,cnt bled from the in his race Atshai
- c,na - sui kcd and would not Try yan uu' S"e
,.,.h w,s reached when he came with rush, ous "
was too late to be OF any use.