New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-11
. TRAINERS NOTES FROM THE TRACKS.

F-chos Of tho Junior Champion Stakes are likely
10 b. heard for DAVIS Inc oeofa'''re " '
Alonyo do not know which way to turn 10 escSpe INV
smiles Of intelligent horsemen Some OF the excuses
made Are extremely ridiculous. III Don AohIo wv"
mc,.d in his nrrvous races as of his critics say
he was the Of Long Taw and Round Dance Is I'
greatest horse that looked through onu'e' no
has been racing since the beginning OF the ses"' "
tho chances Of his getting oycrdone stale were as great
a. were those Of any Of the colts pltted against MN il"
tho rrnlor CHAMPION Stakes which h smothcred the
30 easily in that he Is now looked upon a. o
most formidable candidate for thr Futnriy STAKES "
Of the leading trainers concede that the remaining wv
old stakes which he Is engaged are at mis- merry
snd some of them declare publicly that he should ho'
have lost a single race in which he STAGED
Iempghter's performance in the Champion STAKES Is
tcst on record and 10 the expression OF one oil inc
trainers he Champion Stakes was never won ana never
r,u lao Won nv sucker horse" "Iampgher should train
on he +, the best Spendhrf another trainer Tau
Another comment livingston Is one OF the great's'
horses on turf and he has raced Consistently
since he frs. started twO-year-old He mas oeeh
o,si,orad ~ tho hest Spendtht colt but IAmplichter
Is Likely TO eclipse completely rs he Is capable OF
going any distance while Kingstons best races are W '
shorter distances"
Lamnl,chter received his regular morning eaop and
uas none the worse after his hard race Locohatchoc
s,d no, mind the race and was "a full OF fe he
had not been Of the stsb" His race for the Onal
Dion Stakcs is cassed by trainers as one OF the pes'
thrceyesr-old performances OF the year. race with
carry weQht for age and Give Locohatchee ana other
thneyesr-olds ten-pound allowance would please III"
trainers and attract throng OF people to Mon
mouth Park ~ Byrnes had great faith In the abliity
u Montana TO add the Champion Stakes TO his isurels ou'
nod not word to say when the RICE was over 'io"
tana works better than he and II IN less sKtu
hand would be considered not quite second ciasH De
muth is an erratic performer and shows decided aver
sion N carving weight about 10 pounds on his
hack he can give the best In training hard race
notber thing about Dcmuth that It Is dlcu to Keep
him I'm condition TO number OF races. a. he trains
of easily. 90 -. .
tobn Mari looked sadly OF Poet Scout, and seemed
va that he WAS not the leaders 1t the hnish
81 will try them again later in the season." was all he
aaa about the
The Communicative Stakes be decided to-day is likely
% have some additional starters the ones named IN the
entry list OF the "crsck three-ycsroios arc
si oble should their decide TO start them Loan
taxa has been ut Monmouth PerS for several DAYS ou
secrecy I. one Of D. McCouns principal traits anu nc
g,ves his black colt his work when no one Is present
N see what he can do A. he meets moderate ECU
today there will not much chance for Uhce psNo'
A. the boy, call him. N his look Of mystery
f. H. Garrison has improved rapidly, but ne VIII re-
main quiet and refrain from violent exercise lot soc
DAYS his physicians The Trainers, however arr ""
ting that he will either ride bicycle or racehorSe hsa'
q, weck A. It Is impossible keep him still for any
length OF Tina ,-
so,n was congratulated warmly by his brother Jockeys
on his victory with Don Aonzo.
Tho Carmen colt reproduction OF the famous Engiin
.ir- Stock ell aud likry to prove oread-wlnhcr
Roger. the jockey ekc, hi, honors meeky ana does not
mind being called uylands \rcner