New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-04
MONMOUTH PARK READY.
THE PROGRAMME TO-DAY.
SEWN RACES TO DE RUN-PLENTY OF HORSES
TO MAKE UP GOOD FIELDs-NoTEs
or THE TRACKS


every possible convenience for all who attend the
races The betting pavilion is in perfect order. and
elghtysix stands are in line. with the chances IN
fay or OF several more being added. The paddock Is
a model AID there is not single trainer that mas
offered suggestion in regard to improving H. Inc
path from the padd ok to the track is so constructor
that IT. wall cfectually stop horses swerVihs 'oF'
the paddock gate.
H. G.; CrckmOre's quarters roomy, with plenV
OF light ami air Mr.. CrickmOre had everything ar
ranged so that he could place his hand on any ue9'
paper. pencils cobwcbby bottle nilod VIII, an
amber liquid that lad been in the possession oi H.
d. withers for thirty years before his death II was
imported from Ireland. and J. J. Hyla VIII 'es'lis
TO its quality as sich small quantity makes soo0
trainer a great orator -
T. VI. Croft Is here, there ana everywhere anu '
body wants TO talk with him at the same ume' All" "o
manages to make each one think that nc Is Un ,
treated better than the others, there is ou' niue
confusion Yesterday he found time 10 open slle
and take out ledger with the accounts OF Mr. "FrS'
himself and Secretary Crickmor up 10 da'e III ree'
10 the Fine Fund" moneys collecteu ior my
II ANYBODY wants to know how the money was ais
posed Of let him look at the ledger ana ne wiz Say
no more about either the surplus or Fine Fund'
There arc rno, horses oiartered at the tracks than
I'm 500 and the outlook is extremely bright lhelc
are several Western stables on the way 10 "oh'iou'
which, in addition to J. McCaheirys anu 'no
ford Manor stables, will number at least i%o
MANY Of the trainers wOfheu tHcli "oi7O'
new track 80 as 10 get them used to running '"e
rpvsrSe way Allen had the Ehrt horses out ana
xove Demuth Lidrerwood Sir Francis and forkvlHe
Halle good stiff work. Ldgerwood's sh'ns "erc p"iAo
nj the Brooklyn meeting. The soreness mas an'oS'
entirely disappeared and he is likely to be frequent
starter at the meeting. lorkville Belle IoVAeu Ca
oeedncly we'll and was favonbly commented upon ey
the trainers and ookers-on, although some Vi 'hei
Thought they saw indications of amencss when she
was pulled up. ,, ou
a perfect gentleman. lie moved as il he ooud VIII
any sort of race that two-year-olds run.
NJ Byrnes gave his lot their work oy "aiHins ''0u'
IN For, Hamilton and shipping TO Red Bank by Doa'
and trottng them TO the track. Tanmahy soo"s ho
had effects from his for the Realization o'a"ee'
In regard TO IL special race for threese"i-o'H "
Hyrnes said Tammany Is engaged III All ''o som
for three year-oldS. In fact, he has more chs"so
men,s than any of the thrccy ear-ode in the has''
y,n he fortunate If can keep him In shape 70 III
tis enc,gements 20 that do not care to nave ldIl
MANY 20 into races outside OF his reghar ene"eo
ments | want 10 do everything IN my pow. ~,
help racing and make the meeting SUCCESS, anu VIZ
ro into races with any horse have in inc s'aoc
except Tammany." -,,...
! " Ror.rs has had bad luck with Lamphgh'ef'
r,Sv In te season lie GOT Of his fore legs over
file halterslank In his stall, which set III" u"N.
Lamplghters Ia est exploit was 10 hahs hin's "p
by the car on Il m,athook on his way 10 No"iiou'",
m he that ply between ->c"-iViN "AAN
RAM, there are hooks which TO hang the caNasscs
Of sheen lambs and beeves. Lampighter was mched
IN 81 ring in such position that he caught DIS car Oh
one of these hoohs ana in his struggle 10 g. Heo
spHt the ear in such a manner that the Nc'eri"'i'
surgeon had TO remove portion OF IT, EVeryoouS u"'
has seen Lamplighcr will regret the acc'ueh'' do
II nav proven his appearance in races for some c'
rodov ,ov.ovcy MI rive Mr. Rogers idea Of the
extent of Lamplshtors injuries. The other horses III
the stable arrived safely.
Many of the horses in Mr.. Gebhard's stable were
couChinC when they arrived
Ajax the king pin of the Rupert stable. IS cough
ing AGAIN and Trainer Leighton is in despair
Albert Cooper left with the horses owned oS D.
Rowe and FoShall Keene Yesterday morning OH 'ne Sc.
pl-d ON the voyage the sea Bird was run INTO ny
tug and for a while 1t looked rs IL there "ou~ o'
serious accident as there 700 passengers OH ue
heat which arrived at her pier In SINKING cohuu'i'
Al least $4,000 worth of Horses was IN jeopardy aS
To,,rnamcnt The Alice Bruce colt, Candelaora th3
Eelladonna colt Atlanta, White Rose ana many o'ie'
Weuknown performers were In the lot.
A majority OF the owners Of large stables chafuer
boat and In that avoid accidents that are iih''s
4, happen on boats have all sorts OF freight ana
q crowd OF passengers. ,
Jouis stuart kept Patron at home so that ne woud
be away from tie noise and excitement OF the tracks
Ue chartered a boat and arrived at Fort Hamilton
a. about : O'Clock. Patron seemed 10 like the
tourney and was going along quietly, but Just as hiS
groom rounded a the soldiers OF Fort Hahi,o-
we're being drilled and had just gone Into line WIN
the entire battery OF six guns which were nred one
after another until the sixth gun reached, which
WAS reserved few seconds and the entire battery
was discharged together by this time Patron was IN
fit OF nervous prostraon, and to add to his trouble
four buglers began 70 call time 10 the post from
different directions. so the boys say that fa'roh
was beaten for TIE Realization when he passed Fort
Hamilton.
Tie racing question furnishes neverending SUD
feet for conversation aud argument In Elizabeth Ever
the ladies discuss the question. The following con
ycr,ation actually took place. Two ladies' were dlh
cussing the racing question, one of whom was SIN
cerc Catholic ana n believer in all good works sh
said:
1 can't believe that racing is so bad as people sa
II is Nhy Just look at Father Carroll. lie Is
splendid horseman. and rides horseback every day
Now all the people In Elizabeth know Father Caro-
Is good man, and 80 90 you Now, ! resn III 'n
horses on the tracks. If it was such a wicke
thing a. some people say, / am sure priest wCul
Tie other lady agreed with her, so there are a
least two persons in Elizabeth VINO beneVe IN W. :
Days goodness and that racing Is harmless q
p. Iorlard intends TO make Rancocas one OF tn
greatest breeding establishments In the world ana
breed as extensively as J. Is. Haggin; ~ - lon
for one to do all this alone Mr. Lorilinrd say
81 he intends to form stock company with capita
of at leas. $50 900 and TO get the best mares an
breed TO the best sres in the country als9 10 mpoi
t,e water The R;inc stud is situated at Job'
town n j. and includes about 200 acres OF lane
all OF which Is suitable for breeding puTpo'es !,
now under the supervision OF DR.. Carter. practic,
Iorseman who is not tied up by prejudice or OF
fogy ideas. At present there are ninety hlghIvore
mares selected by Mr. Lorillard and Or carter
Rancocas There twenty eight yeorlings, the <
Of emperor Sailor Prince and other sires on me iarl
Simon NIaclIs and Sensation also doing stud aut
NJ The home OF the thoroughbred IN the East, Mhc
n Is taken into consideration that MI L0rilai
headed the list OF winners with horses OF MS ow
hrerding in one OF his successful years. IL LOOKS as
tho Rancocas breeding establishment would prove
cre,t success The yearlings that would be sent
The market every year should pay good perceh'n'
on the Investment. ., . .oru, Am 10 avian,
and the stations and broodmares, yeaHinss al
enu , III az as much more Then the horses
ssninr at n low valuation would fetch the value
the entire establishment up to the fun amount
which the company VIII be capItaiizeo; an. q, 4,