New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-26
one ana one.eiahth miles.

Yesterday morning was one OF hottest OF the year
NJ Monmouth Park and trainers began early with their
horses Matthew IL out at O'Clock almost every
morning but Yesterday he began half an hour earlier
He gave several O, his lot stH work. and at O'Clock
the lstors OF the dav were finished.
Hyland is another OF tho early risers. He gave some
OF his lot strong and for the first time this year all
ot his horses are for health. His Hehncss Is nearly
ready to race he looks well and may retrieve his lost
reputation Ludwig does fair work az mile. but MS
wind T. slightly affected which prevents his being raced
The twoyesrods receive routine work. ana are likely W
when well placed.
srr gallon In these days Tenny likely to sulk when
asked 10 go even twominute gait
Louis stuart had out his two-year-ods and gave them
slow work Pfcknickcr. Stockton and Vardee comprise
the older horses in his stable now that
Patron lame Mr. has some promising warnings
One them is bay FLY by Oneko. out OF Locoha'ch'e
dam Sophronia. that is beauty She Is nh'y proper
TONED graceful way OF going that every TRAINER
who has seen her on the track fallen love with
her and all OF declare she Is the best yearne at
MormoTth Park
B. Rrey is going slowly with the A. J. Csssau
Youngsters The trcoor not be seen until August
ON The two.vearolds bred by Mr. Cassatt
Albert Cooper sent of The keene lot at strong
pace but he praying for rain, a. he has several
horses that are home In that sort Of going
Conovcr Leighton AJAX in good fette once more,
and IL likely 10 send post the 1rst that
suits the colt others OF the Rupert lot are doing
light work.
j PinCus had LoYelace out WIN Hc>perus 10 dVCo"'
pany him. Mr.. Hunters horses are looking WE'LL ana
are ready to race whenever suitable presents itself
the programme
John Mar has his well up racing form. and
Is respected by everybody he never sends horse 10
the rost unless he thinks Is Gt to hard race
Although he a heavy better Mr. Mar Invariably
aces some money every horse that he sends TO th"
post Is in good shape and II he is defeated
IL will not for lack OF careful training
NJ Allen had all the Ehret horses On the Track ana
gave them routine work. with q sharp squirt OF h'it
mile at tie finish Allen is perpleNed by the cnuc'sms
ON Don Aonzo Who when he was beaten by haihhie ~
sheepshesd Bay, called big. over-r'tea hoe anu
OF Il account as rocehorse Isiai iode ha'nmc' W"
saturd.y when Don Alonzo smohered his opponents IN
tho nst half mile nammie was second beaten In caher
by N lengths the critics that Don Alonzo had
field Of dogs" opposed TO him.
The tainer. and jockeys derive amusement from
reading some pub hed Of the riding Of Garrison
and Taral There is OF critics VINO invoke The
shade Of Archer whenever they critcse an American
hockey Now Archer's style riding a nnisn siuat
to that Of Garrison and Toral. When Archer began 10
tide fight for every inch OF ground nobody
noticed riding, every bit OF England
most famous rider in motion All that could be seen
confused and legs, with the result
that when the shouting had ceased and the number was
run up, Archer had scored another head victory
James Mclaughlin. who had no equal In riding two
yesrods, his ability to get away with
youngsters in motion and keep them hustling the
entire distance.
Frederick Taral exceptionally skilfu jockey and
many have said the writer that they liked 70
have ride for them he careful and did not
punish horse TOO severely. Fitzpatrick who was on
French Park-an unbeaen colt In his yesr-knOws how "a
punish when necessary. He never received the full
credit due him his riding that colt who acted and
rsa Ike Don Aonzo. He punished French Park from
sta In fin sh OF his and beat Oregon and
HOLIDAY on the post by head. slow, careful jockey,
who olways nurses and also always his
bank accounts would have race with French
Park h<' fs'
Garrison needs no comment. HIS riding speaks for
him He far from being cruel and does not punish
horse unnecessarily. He IL not careful nufsef. al
though horses last long time that he rides The pub
lie bet on his mounts they do on Tsras and Nupat
rcks because they get ride, not en- exhibition OF
nursing"
Racing at Monmouth Park was begun this year under
orsa. difficulties. and @ strong element was secretly op
po.ed 70 IT, and many things 10 hamper the present
management But tho vigorous manner In "hich u'e
managers met opposition and ovcrcame every obstacle
Hlaccd in their way is bearing fruit The running oil
several horses has carefully watched and many other
ccail looked otter that when the proper time Tor oe
cisye action COMES surprise will be given TO some tur
men who are that they are under Suspicion
Some OF the thought that the track oncias "ouo
bee them with ia their eyes not to remove meii
horses TO other tracks but disappointed as NOBODY
oven asked them where they going.