New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-26
A TRAINERS NOTES on THE TURF.

The racing season is now at It's rating pace Inc
sensational spurts caused 10y the BlooAyn Me'rolohah
and suburban Handbags supplemented by the erahi rus"
Of the American Derby at Chicago. Kept the racegons
pubc at fever heat until Saturdays race put an ehd u
their SUSPENSE In the uptown cafes "bcfc triic "
perate nothing else talked about yesterday Dut
the defeat q the horses in the great feearoi
race The long delay at the post was given az inc
reason for St. Lconadss defeat lie covered almost ue
distance Of In the many bfcaAaw"ys D'ioc "'
fall of the flag Choriser last away from the post
and coud rcnder no assistance his stable companion
l. r. Kcene was at Dclmonico's Saturday night. He
took th, defeat Of his horses pho'ophically lie sail
Unndless was at post long a. any OF The othe.
He was hardcncd by long campaign which told at the
finish.
L. Corriran was unInCrciiuly Condemned ~ everybody
who talked about the race
Garrison went West to tide BouDdess at the instif'
ton OF W. s. BaInes, who said o the OF Bound
less tina, a vigorous jockey who could make strong
finish would certainly the colts chance OF winning
the race.
The easy defeat Of Don Aonzo was oscribcd TO the
delay az the post The friends OF %. W. johnson main
taincd he would have 10 certainty II The has
had fallen any time in the first hali'hour.
Lakeland IS expected home to-day with his horses
The McDcrmot attracts much attention from horse
nen. McDermott's reputation for honesty suffered
severe blow last winter wien he was ruled OF at ''tt'
burg lie never was what is called ring jockey at That
track. lie SUSPENDED at Gloucester several uhes'
but was always rcinstad II McDermott wishes to rd1
at the Eoard tracks he should te extremely
careful whsn he ACCEPTS mount az INSCRIPTIONS o"ir'
ccrld easily have hot faVOrt, defeated by sending ue
10 post unit and throw all the blame on ms
jockey Nhose lsst reputation would be strong afsu
in favor OF Furnishing him, while the real scOuhueis
would escape scot free.
The trainers at different tracks have their horses In
shape any time. Whenever they look over the
entries they figure who their opponents are III
is a common occurrence and hear three or four
discuss the entries and decide that II certain
horse good the race wakover for him. that 1t Is
all surprising that small fields 60 " the post IN
many Of the
The two.yearod maiden furnish best contests
there larger number OF horses OF that class Than
any other Quatrcd the track 1t is aely that two.
ycarOd maiden will be given every day at the ia
meeting Shcepshead Bay. and that the programme
will days time. that races can
be made any Of horses desired In that way 1t
is almost certain that good fields will b. secured.
The Rancocas horses rapidly recovering from the
COUGHS contracted at Westcheser.
attendance Sheepehcad is far above the
OF last year Notwithstanding the opposition Of Gue
burg where the admission IS practically free The band
Of the best features OF the meeting Hundreds Of
persons around the musicians and compel them
repeat popular tunes a number Of times.
reorganization Of the Board Of Control owing the
resignation Of John Hunter is likely 10 benefit the turf
many ways. 1t is SAID that the real trouble which
caused Mr.. IIuuer 10 resign not the changing Of
Banqucts position at the post in the Suburban Handicap
but his disappointment in being elected president Of
| the Monmouth Park Racilg Association. The Mon
mouth Park management Is a strong A. T. Walcott
president, J. A. Morris. ycc.p csidcnt and p j.
Dryer treasurer and ging director Win the efficient
old OF Mr. Croft. who is thoroughly familiar with
Of hOrscmcn and yacegOcrs certainly make on
| team.
In the secrcarys office "CrcSmorc' will attend the
jockeys to all the details OF amounts
won. that there likely any
fusion IL. D. Mcintyre has charge Of the race
programme He Is in touch with OF every
grade and knows just what conditions required to g'e
oil classes chance to OF the liberal purses
offered by the association. A large Is
at the track that when gates opened
in the world. The roadwsys and paths
in perfect condition. bOrdcrcd closely trimmed lawns
any number Of plants aud shrubbery The mana 'e-
expects have greater facilities than before
for rapid transit and from the track. The opposition
Brighton Ecach Association Is not caused by the
Monmouth Park Association. The owneis Of Elkwood
Park intended of days OF the regular meeting.
20 that 10 protect themselves the decided
every day. probable that change the thrceiays-
awcek plan Will take place the end Of the first fifteen
days.
Morrelo champion three y"rold. like the great
Barcaldnc Is unable to appear IN that would draw
TENS OF thousands persons 10 him strides
with the best Of his year An effort is " be made 10
| have him renstatcd
Colonel T. +. ochII,rec says that tho way
win the Epson Derby u buy all Of the get q Tolus
and enter them in the race lie says It's thing
that colt coInbe OF winning The greet English
would be secured in a few years. lie says that tho
mated to races but ore do better in the fall.
The Berkshire Hills route via New-lork Central.