New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-22
A TRAINERS NOTES FROM THE TRACK.

Yesterday working day with many trainers, and
much strong work was given NJ Allen had his lot out
and did useful work Demuth Is In great form at
present He II he liked II. and could win in
good handicap company, but Coou McLewec thinks he
is unfairly treated by the handicappr. 1t Is singular
every horseman looks at handicap differently ana
OF the complaints are made on accouut oil the
weights assigned to in certain stables. II the
price OF keeping certain stables at Monmouth Park Hes IN
ssions OF weight IN handaps the quicker they
leave the better 1t viii be for racing Put the
weight on every that he l., entitled 10 get without
fear favor is what majority OF the trainers say anu
the fields will be much larger than at present.
Don Alouzo Sir Francis, Ldgerwoo1, sam Weller anu
Col F1ed almost IN racing TRIM
NJ Byine, had two out Shebark IL q confirmed
rogue asked TO the reverse way OF the fIcK
Tut does the old track going the regular way
Tammany needs comment. He is in line shape and
seems 10 be gaining In flesh Sir Matthew Is far purse
horse and like a majority Of the Sir Modeds Is u'eiui
animal. The Banshce and The Baron are good ones IN
their work Lillian Russell IL daughter Of Longfelow,
and likely be slow get in form. but may be boh
and game when fully maturd
Gold Dollor another Sir Modred. geldcd and sent
TO Join the Western division Of Marcus DAYS stable by
Trainer Byrnes. lie iao-d In that division and was
trained by Dryer but was sold a, Shee'head Bay
He i now one Of the fastest Of the selling pldtrrs
Trainer Harmon I, giving Maidstone ana "e'ur ~
light work. Both have raced successfully ana are III
good shape dos not want them to race every
day he expresses IL. lie says ueie are io'e ec'
lngs 10 take place this season
Comanche is doing finely ana is welldeveoped speci'
men of the thoroughbred
John Mari had Poet Scout on the track lie iooS
well and Is typical Longfeilow
Louis Stewar stable is outside the track and Is one
Of the best arranged stables In che country Mr. Stewart
string numbers fewer horses In active training ht present
than H. has for years the Tristan
at the stable, and nobc-ooking horse he Is MS
racing career over, and his next rumphs arc TO "
gained the stud Patron looks well and seems u have
lost his nervousness he showed hfghclss form IN his
work and many the great stakes appeared ~ BE- at his
mercy but reached the track his courage seemed
TO leave him completely. Picknicker Is lighter IN ncSh
than ever before. He possessed OF wonderful speed,
but does do his best In some OF his races
Trainer Mason Is doing good Work with Mr. Folans.
bees horses Cleaning Is gaining in ncsh and should
win in moderate company. DR.. Ross Is decever. He
works fast, but slowly, his trainer says
j. q. Campbell IS likely to send pessaia 10 the post
week, he Is doing well.
Erroneous reports published about the arrival OF
high priced yearng by Hampton-Cherry. purchased
in England by Marcus DAILY The colt was bought on
July 10, and had he been shipped soon a. he was
knocked down would have beaten the record
the feetst greyhound by at least two days In
order 70 have arrived Monmouth Park ut the time
stated by some Of the reports Mr.. Days purchases
will not be shipped this county until some time Ia
These reports. however. may have been started
OF the colt which orriyed last April This
colt sired by Hermit, and was out OF substitute lie
is goOdlOokng twOyearod, and is likely 70 face the
starter later IN the season.
In the race for the Elizabeth Stakes the manner in
which Darfargilla played good thing all the
country yesterday surprised OF the Oldest turfnen on
track. IOrillsrd did tack his heavily
considered the price laid against her a. ont OF all
reason expected that at least 10 could De
chances win. Tuiner IIuggins said
before the race that Yorkve Belle and rated
the entire distance, il looAed Ike sure thing for her "
defeat her opponents. But II Murphy made waiting
race Of IT, he s0d, and expected the finish the
weight would tell and Darfareilla would have
cellent chance " defeat her.
William Lakeland shipped Crochet from the Beach 70
win the Elizabeth Stakes Lakeland confident OF
defeating Yorkye Belle when h. started Beach,
of and the excitement caused Crochet
20 60 off, and he considered slim when
she 10 the post. She fair iuce and but FOR
her nervousness might have fulfilled LAkeland's ex.
pectauons.