New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-03
A TRAINERS NOTES on TIE TURF.

Pierre Orilard Physicians have warned him that tn
excitement Of racing l. Likely t. prove Injurious IL Ms
health. Hence. he has dc,d'd 10 sci his racing sabl"
trainer John Huccins, advised him to sell OUT ~"
week, ayo as his bors with tao cNt4pion OF Lamp
lighter, were not ny to hanlcap form Mr.. liuPrinS
said that Lsmpiqhtrr was 50 hcaviy hadenip"
that impossible for him ID win moderate shat, OF
the races in which he started Mr. ilu ael ra II
was no use tiy win ri ii'cS. ~ Mr. IofllarFs
horses were Invariably bill NJ 70 more titan their value
Whenever they selling
The sale will place Thus siay IN the pail"k
at the shecp,head Bay track.
There H. much speculation as TO the price h's Lump
pghtes will ,sellise> Mr.. Iotkirds agent .pusod
as OOO Tor Lampightor on Friday The horses IA tiaa'
ing farm at Kancocas are to be sold al MOTIFS
Park 1t is Mr. IorillarJs Intention TO 20 - California
this fall I'm the hoIe that climate Will restofe DIS
hath he is likely to be away from haheoc''
several months
lanes 4 Kene was intensely at Il. li1rris. the
Jockey who rode Csndelabra In the omnium Handt az
Harris never let up ell infant on the horse VINO Is
exit eniy wellbehayed at the post and In se s'aoc
The Jockey sourred and slash'i Canieabra unt "h'a
Lakeland sent his brother Alfred to tell the boy W sop
furnishing the horse Harms got suky ~ that Ec a'i
as If he did not cat, what H. d TO Canceapra "ho'
tho flag fell after wait Of oven an hour al the pos
II. continued his tactics Of barg the horse over the heal
and snatching at tn bit When Canddabra was several
,ucth ebinl the last hor.c Har. iealiel tat h wa
likely In gcs into serious trouble AMI bcgai 10 ride Tor MS
M. Ca,,ielabra closed up twenty lengths lie ran
aound the entire acld finishing third to Sir waiter ai
Kinpet Mr. Keene complained TO the ST wards OF
Uarr. conduct The stewards acted at once and issued
the following notice:
rhe Jockey r. Harris is suspended for the balance o'
the meeting OF abusive treitnr OF the morse
c,ndobra at the start OF Omnium Handicap and the
stewards hereby give warning that sm,r offence COM
ntted By any other jockey at this course VIII be Followed
nv suspension for the balance OF the meeting"
The long delay at the pot in the race fol the opmum
Handicap Injured excellent days sport All eN'"e
start was spoiled by Goodae's stupidity on Prince OF
n.,Lpes For over an hour jockeys acted as II they
,er. ,osscss,d Every jockey riding In the race was
fined $500 except j. Lambcy and F. Taral netting 'ne
association the comfortable OF $1,000 ,iooiaie was
suspended for the rcmaner of the season. Ii was 'os
after dark before many per left the track IL was
ffcu for the booknekcrs' cashiers 20 pay the "hhB
tickets on the last race account OF darkness
The following horses were sold in the paddock yeser'
day: . e. =,
Castle $1,000 -
Fort worth, CHI. c., yrs, by Luke Blackburn
Tuahoma J. b. White. s1050.
wooiban CHI c., 3 yrs by WoJdands-Gban H. A.
Newton, $50. 1900
The Hunter, b. g., 8 yrs. by springbOk-Eith G.
Miller, $780,
Dr. Chris en-. c., yrs, by Luke Backburn-Roa
Buckden william Beckett, $3.50
Chestnut geldng yrs, by The Ill Used-Ccrdela
II. L. Jones, 800.
Scholastic, CHI. Co. yrs. by Sir Modred-sehoo' "'r'
A. Gar on, 1919.
Black Douglas blk. c., VS. by Hidalgo--sis'er 10
Jim Douglass; william Beckett. 5000.
parasang b. g. 9 yri., by imp. Circus-Getaway; W
J. Spers, $1,000.
Mian ch. T., yrs BY Mdlothion-La Scala; Fred
Love, s2,7CO.
Bayard. en- Co. yrs. by nyder Ali-Cordelia Planet
Trcmor b. c., yrs. by Tremont-Ma Belle; c. NJ
Lewis. FOO.