New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-04
A TRAINERS NOTES FROM THE TRACK.

The horses that are intended to at the autumn
meetings require little fast work to keep them In con-
ditlon. 70 Tambien and Van Buren, were worked
YESTERDAY and covered mile In "A. gallopng over
extra quarter I'm 3 12 one Of the trainers, who
has been phenOmenally successful In his calling ex-
plains the running OF the Western horses follows
The Western hcrses have been raced all the spring
and summer until many of them thin in flesh and
have lost their strength, in Faradays lie IL
at least sevcnty-fv 100 pounds too light, and Is
at least fifteen pounds of from his true form. Tie
Kendall stable managers know thnt their horses
not mp to their form. and playing a waiting game
with them, and expect to get weight of on the bad
showing made by the Western representatives Of other
stables The Kendall horses will have time to re-
cuperae before they are started and Will try for the
big autumn stakes when they do start"
COn0ver Leighton Is open for an engagement 10
train IN 1893 as his labors end when the terms OF
his present contract expire. Colonel Rupert was
unfortunate In selecting horses for his stables. lie
paid 10000 for ST. Domingo colt with speed, but
that does not to STAY over hreeeighths OF
mile Sonora another disappointment. as she
failed to train even In her threey earod form The
Fellovrraft -Radha colt was another that promised
we'll but Is total failure. Ajax was the cause OF
much trouble last autumn, when he ran some remark
able trials a yearling, and was purchased by F. A.
Ehret from Leighton for 10000. Colonel Rupert
claimed that he had a prior claim on the colt for
300 and Mr. Ehret let him have Ajax, that there
would be no Ill feeling about the matter. OF course,
Colonel Rupert does not take kindly 10 repeated de-
fe9tS. and he wants try another trainer for 1893
The rlmors about Il dissolution OF the racing firm
OF Walcott & Campbell going the rounds again.
Both Mr.. W0lcott and Mr.. Campbell emphaticaly
deny these rumors. They say that there never has
been a word OF disagreement between them As FOR
the stables, the horses have won a number OF races
and have been frequently placed. There Is only one
really good horse In the stable tPessara). and he
on the shelf almost all summer. The showing made
excels that OF many more pretentious stables with
some really good horses that fail to win overnight
races when entered for them. In regard to Fred.
Tral, the Jockey. It was reported that he was open
for nn engagement next year. 1t said he would
sever his connection with WalcOtt IL Campbell at the
end OF the . have no idea of riding for
any other stable next year Where did that non
sense come 'front.' was Taraps answer to an In
qury the rumor. Jockey Taral Is much attached
to his employers, and regards J. ). Campbell as
brother. lie says that Campbels interest In his
welfare made him what he is. and that he intends
10 remain with his present employers ut all hazards
II they should get broke, would ride for them for
nothing was the Jockeys parting remark.
The trainers who have candidates In the race TOT
the Bridge Handicap anxious for the weights 10
appear so that they work their horses for the
race should they conclude TO accept the weights as
signed TO their horses. II is said that the weights
are announced then there will be general rejoicing
among the trainers.
Banquet got off with his wrong foot forward In
the Cmnum Handicap, and when he reached the turn
he crossed his legs and fell, rolling completely over
Lambley. Lambley's collar bone was broken This
will cause him to remain Idle at least six weeks
Banquet was not injured by the accident. This Is
the second time that Banquet has fallen In race
and he was II hot favorite both times. The game
little geldng shook his head. kicked and played be-
fore he realized that he was free; then he wmnnied
and started to run, but was secured before he had
a chance 70 lnjure himself.
Lampli lighters defeat caused mnch DISSATISFACTION
and Hamilton severely criticised after the race
Three OF the Rancocas horses have been Jumped on
and injured in races. Loc0hatchee was severely cut
at Monmouth Park. Kilkenny was cut and bruised In
his last and Lamplighter was badly cut IN yes.
erday race Mr. John higgins Is alarmed and can't
account for such Il series Of accidents
The Elizabeth track has been put In excelsnt con
ditlOn for morrOw's spOrts-bcyc leracng troung,
baseball and other games Colonel Brush is one OF the
most popular track supertntendents IN the country
lie hi, spared no paths put tho track In hrstcass
condition.