New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-27
A TRAINERS NOTES ABOUT THE HORSES

The weather at the shcepshcad yesterday
what an Anclon,aniac would call bcastly. n WAS mud,
muc nothing but mud The Futurty a quar-
ml,c. the first quarter of milo the footing was
reasonably firm but there portion Of the second
quarter that deep and considered dangerous by
the trainers. The last quarter or the portion
OF the from junction with the old t;ck, was all
right and from ro.nt the finish is likely 10 be
the scene of the exciting portion OF the race. D. the
middle ground portion will the jockeys to
ride carefully.
.t hest moderate LOT. but all of them have received
special preparation the contest Lady Violet who Is
almost sure to OF The favoes, IS trained by A. j.
JOINER we'll pleased with her condition, although
her receGt trials fast some OF the trials
given 10 her earlier I'm the season. which caused the ny
to DO afflicted muscular laDness. from which she has
fully recovered as her rs with whole lot lef'
indicates will ride her, that II she Is de-
lcated there will chance Offer excuses for her
Morelo is in j. Mcaueh.'s stable, and Is III 10 run
the race II his life lie worked thcequartes easily III
lI7 Size bone and substance is at home In any
kind going and his action Is OF the frctioncss order
lie will be ridden by Fitzpatrick.
John Hunters colt has done good work. and
from a would BE- considered dangerous by many
persons lie ran thrce-quar;es in 10 and did not seem
greatly distressed Mr. Hunter is doing all In his power
70 secure Iatal 10 ride him hut T,ral likely to ride
Spartan the forioIn hope OF waicott & Campbell Nj.
Hunor remained the track until atn hour yesterday
and said 10 the that ii looked II 1; were hope
less task TO attempt TO beat Mcrclo.
Underwood his trial at Monmouth fsrk, ana efea'
one IL was a. he worked trce-Quarters in 1874 end
seven eighth, OF mile In %. lie Is brcd to race well
I'm muddy going and likely TO be well played by the fol-
lowers Ehret stable Sir Francis Is another OF the
Ehret entries and fr the is rated by scwd
horsemea a. good enough bet the COLI when In
race. Sloane is likely 20 ride Lideorwood Colonel Me.
Lewce ha, not secured jockey ios Sir Francis.
Plutus Is q Wesen colt and Is owned by the Bsshford
Manor Stables. lie is what Is called '''nudfcf" lie
did not well enough . his br considered
dangerous. lie is trained by John Morris, who sptune
Gaseon Eastern Shecpshcai Bay two ycars
ago and with hun in eallop, with go 70 laid
against his chances Putus may be the surprise Of the
DAY. Clayton will pilot him.
c. tlCischman's horse arrived Thursday night,
that there been chance give Governor Foraker
sny fast work Hannnic VIII be ridd BY Lamlcy.
races show his calibie two-year-od.
Comsnche not likely to stat. but should his owner
decide TO start him Sims is likely to pilot him.
The ST. Blae- colt is iame seriously
CO. HIS owner may decide TO start him. Should he do
so Hamilton will ride him.
Uncle Jim is the only colt talked about as an outsider
for the race but friends 81 numerous that he Will
be at short price IN the ring lie worked hrecquacrs
bapdi,y In 10 and with good jockey on his back -
likely to be heard from. lie shows in his work that
he revels In mud.
Marquette trained by the leader OF the Guttcnburg
eutsws ]. H. Mccormack. and on her races and work
ssoms 70 twenty pounds inferior to Moreno