New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-19

| Yesterday the air clear and the weather warm
enough 70 cause the horses freely There were
but few Allen sent several Of the Mi'ewce
lot at sta pace Lidgerwood Is likely 20 run mn'
better race the next ne face, the starter Don Aonzo
IS considered the better TIE pair but Ldgerwood se"m
be- the performer Flrvicw was scratched carly
Alien said that such a. the BROOKLYN lanicop
would nkc the edge OF Of every ho!se engaged IN It, and no
| had o faith his candidates.
"Con" Leighton had hi lot ont di not hurry hem
any lie has not decided St Domingo, ana Is IN
| clincd to reserve him until later in the season.
Wyndham W. den has not winners In his stable
this year Mnnchaha + iuted the best Of the lot
She IS grund nly and with great freedom Ste
wonderful flight Of speed and acts A. che couii
any distance two-yarods asked to run Mars ~
whipping and rOwcllng In 81 hi, races
Brooklyn track last which be remembers ana
shows signs of nervousness IN his work He l. grand
ycar-oli should he become quiet ond not fret aim
self he will give tho lest q the mrccyear-olis hard
atle him. He mile In ~ In HIS work
any time H. Is asked
j. Rogers has Brooklyn and fetched
The Shark along because there race on the pro-
craiume that fitted him.
o. A. Jones, stable does no, contain many hghcias,
performers Lconawcu Of the lot but he
have OF last year However. under the
kfu management OF his tnncr and Comnodore vendig
he NAY win a that will cause his owner % win 10
money that he viii have Dr. Wilcox broken TO hHr
ness haul II away.
Frank McCabe works indusrousy with the Gcbhard 10,
and many Of show good form In their WORK.
priced are considered 'Jonas' by the train
.rs and they do not Ike to have ~ the stable
The Dahlman lot are doing spcndidly. their
show. and Lyceum should brackets properly
placed his he covers throequa'ters IN IL
with something left.
t. H. Garrison has three in hi, stable oil OF which
are likely to BE- br,od.wlnncrs with his weight their
backs ne makes them cover thrce-quarters In ISL.
w c. DAILY works his horses every day and Il getting
nervous ne has not won race and eighteen % them
have been run 50 He drove tfot"r AZ shutts's
uia in
Litteneld present.
Patron makes his nrst appearance today and the
Eatontown fayorte Is grand looking colt. and VIII BE-
supported on Of his racy appearance. Mars Il
likely 10 be his ANTAGONIST. and the race should
be a battle Of giants from start ~ finish.
The hor.cs Shecp,hcad BAY have been burning The
tracks week there several sensations In store
Tor r1cerOers.
Fo,hau Kcene is In the vein Cooper has the horses
in excellent condition, and tho victories BY them
are popular. He has two good ONES t. show The
public the Rayon dOr-Quarlntinc colt and the ~
Baise-I3clladonna colt. twoJoarold', both @ which
show hgh-class form In their work. Mr.. Kecne gives
his personal all the details Of the training Of
the horses his stable and Is practical ho''man He
Is almost % De successful
The real cInkers usual will be reserved this
untn the Great Stake run when the cream
Of the two-year-old division Will meet.
Report from Monmouth Park that Tho Tsron, Mott
Pyrncs's crack twoycar-old Is Of tn best he ever
tuincd that he eaop half mile In 50 seconds over
the old track.
The Board Of Control yesterday. James oates was
licensed as jockey. Colonel Lewis NJ. Clarke onswcrd
telegram sent him In the following manner: 81 have
no obje lions 10 Oates riding IN the East" oates
= bright boy and hat he has always ridden honest
races that the PERSONS engaged 70 In Chicago had
papcrs on him and he could not leave n he wanted to-
lie won many races and Is good rider.
Jack Joyncr thought he had all the privileges OF the
starters wagon YESTERDAY. and much surprised whom
an officer ordered him IL al once, and wos
shocked when the officer told him the starter DID not
want his wagon m0nopolIzed by 'tOuts."
Murty Downing WAS beaten lip In the selling race
rday. made a rush 90 bid up Wade" ana was
ont az breath when reached the stand. lie Tried MS
best TO bid, could not speak above a whisper Just
as Colonel Simmons said last ca' and sold To the
owner from Boston 2aspcd ont "tl,OOO' "hoh
WAS $500 over selling price but Colonel simmons
said 100 late" and III. Corbott saved several hundred
doll