New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-16
A TRAINERS NOTES FROM The TRACKS

hs,e waa hut little fast work yesterday by the
horses Monmouth Park. j. Hyland gave some OF
his winning -ods stin work, sending them
three quarters Of milo at strong pace. The Prince
Leopold Carmen colt covered the distance In :l3' HIS
Hghness is in excellent condition. and is likely TO be re-
served for the fall meetings.
NJ. Byrnes Qava his horses moderate gallops' All OF
them lock IS well as 1t Is possible TO have them
L. Stuarrs stable contains but few horses that are up
70 racing Stockton Pcknicker. Vardee and the Knck
Knack colt receive regular Mr. Stuart has several
yearings promising and when he selects young
sters will do TO campaign after their yearng
trials over, he seldom makes mistake.
Al the new track the Bufridgc Brothers horses were
given work to stay them up as all Of them are up 70
racing FORM John Higgins gaoped the Lorilard horses
Kilkenny was breezed liz miles, and is almost sure
n start to-day. J. w. Rogers had his bread-winners
cut and their magnificent appearance was commented
upon Of the trainers, who remarked that All 0.
Rosers's horses high In flesh. and were As good
stavers rs some OF the that sent TO the
post by trainers, and probably better than many
NJ. Allen the track early He worked scVeroi o'
his two-yesr-ods. and gave YofKvine heiIe mhe ~
about three quarter speed She TO DO In perfect
ondit,on One trainer remarked 'If she goes out with
the track In the Omnibus she will keep the colts busy to
catch her"
The prospects for years racing at Monmouth Pork
never than the racing Of this year
is Of such suprstve quality and the public have shown
that they appreciate IT, The horsemen from All sections
Of the country anxousy nqune about the stakes FOR
1893 The present meeting plainly shows mat vigorous
management conducted on Dusuess prHcipics 10 """'
racing needs to build 1t up and give the pubc commence
The enemies OF respectable racing erectuay sleneed a.
they would only subject themselves 10 rdcue were they
to compare Monmouth Park racing with the racing At
Of the other tracks Western trainer SAID 70 Inc
writer that It was surprising that horsemen submitted to
the imposition Of the Eastern tracks outside the
pale OF the Control IL was st Brighton Beach
eight years ago." he said, land find that there has
been some improvement since then 10 accommodate the
,etsors but there never single dollar expended 10
make the horses or comfortable. Why. there
isn't single stall the track ut 10 put good Morse
into and for accommodations for the saoemen ana
boys they simply outrageous When the attention Oh
the management called these thIngs the reply Is
yes YES IL, but viii hx II next year. can't 40
IL now on account Of the horses -
william Lakeland snrns the statement Of the West
arm trainer as do all he other trainers at brighton
beach The two-ycarod question furnishes subject Tor
many beatd argumcus and Moelo Is the colt selected
. the one that could easily defeat Don Aionzo should
they meet in There are others who ihSst 'nat
the rfant son OF Long 1aw and Round Dance coulo
easily defeat opponents In the Criterion STAKES !"
~ ,.,n nday IL Allen concludes send HIM TO the post
even II he docs carry 100 pounds ana that ne couo
give Morclo pounds and beating.
MoreIlo is likely 10 be starter In the Futurty where
no WIN not meet Don Should he be beaten In
.n.. r.ce his value would surely eneha. as
his owners received very handsome oHers or
him his entry will not be received oy INC Dosro
Of Control tracks next nc remains In MS present
owners hands 1t looks II they were taking long
chances In keeping the purpose Of trying for one
great stake. ..
Reports from the West say that G. w. Johnson Is .
sound lame from any cause except sore
shias. 1t Is simply Of sending man TO examine
= hsrss that knows but little about him. and that when
such man examines horse for somebody 1t distance
he sure pronounce him unsound in some respect or
he person sers him will think be dent know any
thing injury to bo'h the owner snl tho colt to
have such reports spread broadcast ossf ne country
when the sound Eastern colts meet him IN rsces their
owners viii wish they had purchased TIC crippled son Of
I,ooouis as his will match him against any two.
ysrod In the East should nothing happen to him
a. the meanwhile Racceoers viii have chance 10 So
Va Tanblcn measure strides with the Eastern cracks At
The fall meetings this section Of the county La Tosca
I. 10 BE- trained again. and likely to be candidate for
come Of the spring hspdieaps She shows no ssn. Of
and IA likely to return 10 the turf - sound -
vhen she wss . tvoyesr-oad
he wind broken unsound. nlsempefea orus snss no
..su, ~od 10 Americans their pedisrees ana rois-
aenehp . greas raeehorsss Ia Ensaaa' ~ 's '~SS