New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-13


The mud was ankle deep yesterday on oouh Vhe o'u
and nav tracks and the Of horses that arc
martial to muddy track arc in consuitauo" WIN wv,
trainers as TO what on the programme WI" oe w
easiest 70 win Albert Cooper called the astronomer ne
takes so many observations OF the weather. ne "n
all the old yeterinarie (he veterans as he caio
them i'm Monmouth County II 1t was gong W rs''i All"
all Of them assured him IL would not ram ior n,o" "
no made no entries Thursday as he cazed ~isuuy
.ho aaon sloppy track. He said 'Dars de put~es'
mud dos bin dis var all de HOSES en- de balm 'es INV
hoodoo luck, ennyhow' .,,,
r,s poadonna colt IL in excellent shape and Fhouid
no monument in any in which he starts III Nhcn DV
Alonzo and Lady Violet not contestants Ohs"l0n
mind horse and quito himself IN thet sort oi sos
lie does not take kindly to running the reverse We. INV
NAV cause another surprise when he races over tue
track al Sheepshead Bay. u-o,s
T,aner Mason has Cleaning good shape as she is "
good flesh and holds her and gains II any"ns' 'O
IL waiting for on the grass .,
r Leighton is in despair none OF Colonel fupfr's
horses ore capable Of winning races his oh'y nop. -
,hat Ajax NAV win some Of the fall stakes st. Domingo
has not done ANYTHING warrant his being "oroofA
leighton Is good trainer and does alin his power 70 a'
his horses in but they fell to DO "haS Is "
nected OF them when they start In the races.
NJ Byrnes SAYS that has but few horses mat are UP
.dthe mark of class racehoses, but he ihehus " ~
them earn enough TO pay for the mo accounts " ~
,aM. Bvrnes saws that he Is always willing TO help rae
inc nv matches or sen aons but he d'd not cos'uei
4, GOOD Judgment 70 60 OF his way looking iof nSu
races for Tammany, who is engaged IN haor'" Vi w
great three-ycar.old stakes IL Is time enough w
.bout I0rnllichter vseN he and IarHshy Hee' IN NV
prrncs insists that Montana Is close to being nrst cs
- IT,, bo misses il by a very small margin although
some OF his races are much better than seihs'"
form. There is a possible chance ha' b!rnes r
I'm England year. "a Taunany can DC etV.'e " w.
also 900 worth OF stakes and the recent pur04"oe' ~
ty Narcus Dalys agent In that country have oce1 eN
tensvcly engaged the richest stakes run ier III s
land Byrnes say,s this is pretty gooo on uiS ue oi ~
water. 49,. 10
John Morris the Bsshfod Manor trainer says that he
rms. win race or people will forget he is in the EAST
ARA is great mud horse and should the Track e"h""
% be heavy the lengthy Kcntuckan Is hRey 70 ahe q"
vantage Of it and let racegoers Know ne Is mere 'a
ford is doing better every day and Is about fy LOT 'e
.,,or plut,s has shown that he is home in heavy
going. 49, ,oh, -,
with the leaders when he starts them r'ek"cher j.
gaining in flesh. Stockton requires constant a',e''o"
,s ,orvard legs show the years Of hard cam
pa gning , .,ous Va no.
M. started any OF the youngsters. Is ey were
very thin when they arrived 'so Monmouth fark anu !
daicu. matter 10 train and build horse ~ We Same
time in such remarkably hot weather a. p'eNs 'h's
Mr. Piev will kept busy next year, a. thefc are ior
eight yearncs At Kaneocas Az least one Nd" Vi ~
w1l he Kept 70 campaign next year
waltz Rollins il giving Sir Walter moderate exercise
and giving him chance TO regain some nes"' M s
shows every Indication OF being a good caHpNsner CIV
t.fnOn
and is not through winning races He Is hKeH " 0 w."
,ora ,aces before the hauled down ior lo9<
Here is a good story about the last race "'' was w
Uncle joss Last year, when baSsr i"aa "a I,a
,e.r,inp. his brother, Nathaniel, was Ia E"Iopo anu "
no, know that Bayard going In for racing ss NC
owned trouing horses, gime fows' anu h"u u'e' " "
ac,nlions and breeds. Besides, he was the owner
one OF the fastest yachts anoat When haSaru fe'un
70 Boston a lady who is associated WIN se'cr'' '.,
aed IN him and showed him OF the daily papers WIZ"
a., acrouu, Of a ycarling sale at which he haa gwen
q, 200 for colt and told him that 1t was WICKED I" pay
- inch for horse, when many people were In ne"o ~
h,,itv He was seriously impressed with her remarks
o,d when she asked him for subscription ne in'heI'
NM his brother Nathane's name Gown Tor so'"Vo anu
,,d bo, that ne intended devote his stables winnings
q, cb.,tv The GOOD Samaritan went away ana oid al
r. members NJ the Dorcls societies and Browning club
=, how charitable Nathaniel Thayer was oven he
did own bulldogs fON terriers, y1chS ana ruOc"'i'' o
had a true Christian heart aud was liberal gver'
This wear Bayard Thaycr OIL on his yacht cruising
fam Mace 70 place the Boston papers announced
49,, r,ar.ra 1havcr's horse Uncle Jess valuable
stake at Monmouth Park. That afternoon NAthapei
Thaycr was waited upon by a committee oi "aies' Vi
whom the lady secured the soooV subscription VI III
wear before acted spokcswoma and conaatusteo MN
=, tho rrowcss OF his who ganey ior sweet
eharvs sake. When she finished he took her subscrp'
and subscribed 81 600 but put his brother Bay
.rd's name down the donor so that the brothefs are
even with each other up TO the present time. ut inc
posonans are willing bet to that Bayard Is assd
before the season - over
L. & Campbell has but few horses that are up 10 WIN
ming IN fair company but he sends them to the post NJ
20 ace when he does start and manages TO win his
share OF the races. lessara and Eagle B'rd improve
every time they worked Miles Sandish Is In acu'e
training again and l. likely TO win some OF The isi stakes
as be is uree0cous I.ongfelow. with great turn Of
speed.
PLACED HORSES AT SARATOGA.