New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-06

around where the Handicapped could him md he would
surely get ton pou d or Of Lmpfhtcr the next time he
entered him In hahu''p'
Mis.lal was well played by a contingent from the
Bowcry who were confident Of her ability win. There
COMPLAINT e fowl mad ly tie Pat oil Judges against
sloane who crossed P,trican with M-tra The Judges
had tolk With Hamilton afr fhe race had been dc.
cdtd Hamilton md TO some Of the boys the nd.
dock when a-kI why the Judges sent for him: Eyer
done no out ~ dat trick sloane wlz cr ridn' fred
ne. c> tolc en- my ho>' done foul hisSsf at t1cr
post On uuz or dead beat boss the flag failed"
The uanatcincnt Monmouth p1rk has decided 10
build another Judges. stand In front Of clublouse and
try the EXPERIMENT Of rur.nnq the the
right way Of the track, a. at the other tracks. Tho
change may please some persons, and 1t may facilitate
the crop Of dead heats. The finish would directly
OPP sit. the seat. of thc talent" Tho two.yearold
and all stralghtaway races will he cforc and
decided NJ the Old stand Tha h0mcsrctch with the
Arrangement will be littc over quarter Of mile. Tho
change can be male with little expense 10 the as-ocla
ton, and It is lltcy be made this week The sugg's
WIS made last year. but little attention paid
At the time. This year, however. Judge Mcdowell
agtarcd the question until Mr. Wacott decided he
try the scheme, ond IL IL pascd the goers
h. would continue L.
PIER, Lorard not az the track yesterday, and
the owners Of selling platcrs brcath,H freely.
A. J. Cas-att, ycarlngs quartrci at tho sale
barns outside the track. OF the trainers jokngy
asked his men II he Of the hackncys did
get mixed up with the thorou7hbfcds They slid,
''Naw indeed; the 'ackneys his kept by thcy-cyes"
Trainer Hatfield said 20 OF the boys when Price
riding Iddeselgh with the English roll at the
finish: .''E', honly kiidin them, cs honly kiidin'
them lie warmly congratulated after the race by
his many friends Mr. Hatfield said he had idea Of
starting Iddcscigh In a selling race 10000 would
not purhose Iddcslrlch Colonel T. r. Ochiltree at
the track and down the line on Idde'lcgh 1t Is
said that Colonel Ochiltrc winnings were well up In
the thousands.
Charles Reed is expected arrive in the city tonight
paid short Visit to tarvicw where everything looks
pro spcrols and bright. Every animal the farm Il
cnoync perfect health Everybody that Is In any way
interested in the welfare Of wishes the plucky
owner Of St Baise successful There are twenty
three foa. BY the 100000 roaming the fields
of blue grass Fairvcw. along with fortynine Others
bv Exile Miscr Long Taw and MuScovy
FoNha Kecoe can ride 100 pounds when he reduces
Possibly he may b. In the saddle on som" OF the
crack the Kccnc stable when they are
courellci 10 cary that weight Mr.. Keene Is rated rs
the best Of American gencan Jockeys and In The
estimation Of many professional uirfmcn he eNccs most
~ the young People licensed as Jockeys by The
Boarl Of Control II certainly will be an amusing sight
10 see Lakeland giving Mr. Kccnc his instructions
4 veterinary surgeon who banks OH the fact that he
came fon over the ocean visited tn" Kecne stable H.
wa, asked 10 pick out Domino. he selected colt that
va, big and high flesh and that has not started Wh'n
Domino was led out aid that colt looked the cns Ike
racrho, Of any colt he had this year, either nero
or in England FoNhall Kcene delight, in telling the
story.
Another person who lives BY the turf was oSked by
Mr. Keen. 10 make a handicap between Lamplghi"r aud
81 Iconarl- at and half miles. lie said that WIN
Iaifplchter good ~ he was In m" BRUCE H'h' "p
last year llG Lampchr 70 JOG on 81 |"D"u' "oui'
hiring them together. when It. L'onards runs race
rh.r. there are no excuses make and fault to be
found the handicap De changed q, was made on 81
T.conard,'s present form.