New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-25
MONMOUTH'S GOOD FORTUNE.
PEOPLE PLEASED WITH THE RACING.
TALK ABOUT sTRAIGhTAwAY CoVRsEs-NoTIs
FROM THE TRACK.

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crowd and looked the tracks This is really like
r,c,pg In all my experience have never seen 80 many
,eople all OF welhressed and apparently we"-uo
a. are present to-day 1t is such racing as tS I'U
will cause many wealthy to stables OF racers
The quality Of the attendance has much to do win
,s success Weather and some persons eX-
press IT, the classes giving racing their APPRECIATION
by presence the track. tncre IS no doubt OF the
success of American turf
lie Of his experiences in England, and about
the struggles get into society on tt
side Of tie water, and added "If they would 60 IN IoI
racing and horse capable Of winning the DERBY anu
the socalled classical England they would he re-
ceived with open arms With GrStciass Iacchorses they
could salOp into favor
many criticisms from one source In regard 10
straghtaway racing The is that the public does hoo
IT, people want to see the horses take every
and that straeht'wsy racing Is surely
killing sport and other assertions fully as absurd
Those the fout few IN number ana are
opposed anything that makes them take an eaua cacc
with the public when they bet their money.
The VIGOROUSLY foul riding Of certain Jockeys on inc
circular track has disappeared Monmouth Park although
some attempts been Tade to impede horses tha' hau
chance 10 defeat that heavily backed by
select PARTY OF bettors.
The efforts 10 drive horscren Saratoga Brighton
Beach were unsucccstu few who made the change
hardly be missed and 1t is material benefit 10 racing
that certain Will have chance to peipeS the sara
oga experts by their marvellous change OF form num-
Der Western horses expected at Monmouth PARK this
week and Will than make up for the departures
Tho straight away racing IS the best" an old race
goer said YESTERDAY s the element OF uncertainty Is so
great that everybody excited AZ 70 who Is lending
and when the real racing begins at the last quarter
everybody shouting and the greatest excitement pre-
until the numbers up When have you seen
30 many close fnlshesl Why, there have been more
close and exciting finishes at Monmouth Park since the
present meeting began than took place in season in
former years The howlers for circular tracks should go
10 Gloucester at once and remain there. they
livery OF the and IL they lose, can have the
al rail
couldn't get through his horses was knocked out OF
the race at the first turn and others that are
familiar race-coers. There persons who say mat
the trainers old tracks in preference TO the new
ene TO work their 1t would be strange II they
didn't The old tracks kept In the best possible cond
ton sste work as any IN tbs country;
besides 1t is better for trainers 10 have the horses in
sight all the time II will probably surprise many
sons to majority Of the prlvte training grounds
In ENGLAND are being made conform 70 the Aneri-
can kte-shspcd tracks"
O A. Jones' the owner OF Leonawel n disguised with
being an owner and SAYS would sell once he
were not unwilling have his friends think that he wps
ashamed cf ANYTHING associated the running OF his
horses. The decision of the Board Of Control eNonerd
MI Jones the jockeys employd by him. 40 THAT he
will continue racing weeks bnt he is firmly ro-
solved to dispose stable ao public auction later
in The
Mars proved that he is game true-running colt,
and that he f. at running the reverse way Of the
track race Stevens Stakes stamps him AIR
three-year.od. The oldtimes say that he is surely
fo,ir.mier formidable candidate for the proposed
tour-mile Kilkenny surprised Higgins with MS
races distance Of ground a. he was considered
spriner Rancocas and acted IL mile were bit too
Far HuRsins says that it case where the
exercising BAYS before horse and In many n
stances good slayer rated short distance hore
simply the boys could not do the horse justice in
his work.
NJ. Allen is likely to lose Mur1hys services for the
rest of the season. colored jockey angry be-
Taral received the mount on Don Atomic. +. y.
Ehret that he leaves everything 10 his trainer ana
Allen do he likes in regard 70 Murphy. Colonel
O. McI.ewee said that had $4,000 Don Aonzo
Murphy HIS back. but that he won 5000 OF
back Saturday with Tsral in the saddle, and that he
thought change Of riders often worked wonders with some
horses.
I have seen and heard artistic winning" another Of
Mr.. Ehret's friends remarked. but now know have
seen artistic losing"
The trainers however, declsrs that Don Aonzo had the
poorest opposed 70 him in the Sa9ing Stakes
that he has this season.
NJ Byrnes keeps his horses tusy and Intends to make
whenever II is possible for them 70 do
90. TsInInany routine work, and locks better
when he began racing at Morris Park in the spring
E. Brown. who trains Colonel j. f. Pepr horses at
Saratoga and intends 10 give The Pepper thorough
preparation for Omnibus STAKES. he is alone in
thinking that OF Billet and Vega Will vanquish the
Tennessee bred champion Tamnany at the weights
The friends of Marcus Days stable smo at the assur
ance Of the Kshtuekians
The that the programme for next years meeting
at tine was hailed with delight by the trainers.
The conditions Of OF the stakes such horses
Lampighter end Locohatchee 10 remain In the stable,
although both OF them splendid condition
J. w Rogers gives his horses moderate work May Win
continues be second in his and
animal. John Higgins keeps Lorllrd horses moving
always close up the winner when he them
IN races. jos heavily played the track and in
the city. Had he succeeded in landing the money there
would have been IN tho betting The Burdge
Brothers horses. trained by NJ. Feakes In splendid
condition at pr and likely win their a
tie this meeting.
IGworl Feakos has Prcsh1>ss good trim
is k,ly to pick up Of the purses with Adelbert
Lustre and Leboat, who have we'll in races.
lie has moro IN the stable that have started
races but work and look Ike winners. u. E. Dryers
horses are the move every day. and ruee at lo:h
Brighton and Monmouth Park whenever tie programme
suits them. Eaccsnd, Banquet Kingston and namlnlc
sccm 70 nod their 70 but Dagonst Chicago and Nomai
uncertain performers. Potomac sore,
after his feet AMI ankles begin sting
T. j. Dwyer is out Of TIC running and for the nst
since he has been the turf does not horse that
rates above selling platter with the exception Of Re
clare, and, possibly, Longdock.
Walcott Canpb4i's horses do n0t frequently
earlier In season. j. S. Campbell I. giving several
stable OF the Of Of The ruest-running
horses that raced J. s. Campbell says. "Pcssara
IS the fastest horse trained and believe he was
the fastest horse In my lie up mile
quarter Pessara had strong last week
60 lame, there chance for Mr.. Campbell
" show the public tat he docs not undcrrae Pessara
John Mari gave Scout and Quarter miles at
u racing pace week likely send Him % the
post time this wcek. Mr.. give
hore possible chance and expects win some Of
tie ste aasrd stakes with him return. 10 Ken.
lucky As the trainer intend. 70 get married
When he Kentucky everybody knows hin
hopes for his success.
John Morris, trainer for the Bashtod Manor Stable
saratoga With Ara. and intends win Tr,ver.
STAGES with him II possible. also " Sariturs
wh.re she rs. engagements. Her wind Il slightly
ctcc enough prevent beating ra:-
nold Of The tall return on Tues.
day and cndeavor TO win purse. Plutu, and
ROrks. Both Of them ore in good shape. BashfOrd
70 ewing regular worn and Morris expects make good
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