New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-12

reu go, We. voteht Handicap. n-eghths
, TRAINERS NOTES AT THE TRACKS.


a rule gave general satisfaction. but the helus ID
many nStances were small. especially In the hand
cans The lot of The official hanccapper Is not Il
happy one as many OF the trainers ana some Oh 'he
owners openly threaten to take their horses 10
Brighton Beach If Mr. VOshurgh does not give uem al
Least five pounds the best Of the weights VI course
Nr vosburgh will not DO such thing, as it would
he an iniustce 10 everybody Interested IN racing
II is quite common 10 hear trainer say -
don't think l can win that handicap without giving
nv horse TOO hard race lie shouid nave NV
mounds of from the weight attached 10 HILL
Racing Is not likely remain popular hanncaps are
made certanties for horses owned In stables WHICH
contain noted performers. one OF ahese ho'eo per
formers was beaten recently, when 1t was pam 10
even,aodv that he was short Of the necessary WORK
n make him stay out the distance He clearly
outclassed his opponents, but bis owners mont. vas
n,aced ON the winner OF the race for place ana
"a II the Handicapped should give the HolSc
his lust dues in the next handicap ne WOULD give MN
al least five pounds extra. which would not be an
~. too much The sooner grasping owners ana
trainers are made TO understand that no favors OF
anv sort win be shown them and that they mus
,aro avan chances with the humblest owner and
trainer on the turf, there will be larger heiuS anu
better racing on the Board OF COnnOl uSlchs
J. b. Haggin is in San Francisco /, Is hAeiS
A.. 10 NAV return to the turf next year. Tie sue
cess OF the horses owned by Marcus DAILY, one OF
b,s mariners in the Anaconda Mining Company may
inspire him to a friendly rivalry. MI h"ssin nas
a number OF yearings to draw from Tor two-sedroiu
racing and is expected TO secure his oder horses "
purchase The work of the horses yesterday was Oh
~ snrintinp order Almost all the horses that were
worked had a spin In order TO see If they DAD 'her
speed. -. .,or
ireland had his convalescents ont, and all OF thein
looked we'll and seemed capable OF dong good worn
Marry Monarch His IIighness, and Dr. Rice oushU 70
min more races soon Cactus and It. Michael are Oh
md moi
oner he is not likely to get left at the post with
IItllatrick on his back
Trainer Harmon keeps his lot In order oy racing
.hoo aud there IS no necessity of giving them rlals
against the watch. Maidstone. Comanche "erue D''
and NIt Young are fit TO race al any uhic
Trainer McCabe seems 10 be disappointed III En-
perment but the fly appears to be the better Tor r
co an saturday She was sick for five weeks, ana IL
takes time for colt ely 10 recover strength af'er
an attack Of distempcr ~
John Mari gave Poet Scout p good stiff gallop. Ihe
colt is in good ORDER and it will require plenty OF
speed and stamina in an opponent to aeieat ni'n ID
,.
Albert Coopers smile may be seen II one examines
HE copntenapce closely and 1t seems 10 be getting
= p since the victory of the Beladonna co' OH
Saturday, "Dere's muffin lef ter spring On ,em,
Albert remarks but he may have overlocReu "".o
Rose Tournament is doing finely ana IS hhe'y u
earn several more brackets before the season IS over
day and is likely to win race SOON
A. J. Joyrer depends Corduroy and Lady Nlolet
IN land som. Of the two-year-od stakes. When te
latter ats Helen Nichols fine contest should ensue'
ne lady Violet works in record time without urging
vAl1a Uelen Nichols wins races in bit slower IMAM
rooor Amo and Is only asked 10 run In the last SIX
,.4nrh ~ a mile when in a race. Corduroy runs ana
acts like a good colt and pleases many Ol the Wa'e'
who predict that he will defeat the best IN training
In the autumn. A.,
Trainer Allen worked his horses on Sunday ana uu
nothing but slow work with his lot Mr.. Auen Is
lpohinr for the man who started the story that ne
ordered one OF his boys TO put inch and nan eahs
Oh Demuth when he meant a two-and onerlaii- po"o
saddle. The Ehret horses doing better 'ih "icS
We're. Many Of them were affected Win inc co"s"
which Is 80 prevalent IN racing stables
Matthew Byrnes had all Of his lot out. ana gave
some of the horses that do not try their best Ill Ioe9
severe work Tammany and the son Of liidalgo, Inc
Baron are the backbone OF the DAILY stable Inc
Baron is bit equity behind but II he stands racing ne
Is likely TO be casSed with the best In training m'cr
In the season
Gran b. Morris is hand. but his luck seems
TO have vanished His horses In excellent shape
but can't win races. Huron looks as II he were CAM
paIgned all winter and spring. lie certainly is g"od
horse 10 have endured what he has gone through
lie should now get a chance to recover his form by
OF long rest
j. W Rogers is waiting patiently with Lamphghter'
who has almost entirely recovered from the effects OF
hts adventure With meat hook P1ckpocket Is ready
for the question.
There is great plenty OF horses at Monmouth Park,
and ,ba,e sbould be liberal entries In the races.