New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-23
A TRAINERS NOTES on THE TURF

The victory OF cleaning the Monmouth HANDICAP AZ
Monmouth Park yesterday one OF the most 1oniar q"
tho season. The beautiful looked ~ u run the race
Of her life when .he left the paddock j. o. foI""so'F
ha, owner did not bet heavily her chances. All oi
his friends placed small bets on t'loamn9 MANY Vi '
handicappcrs bet her to show IN inc hFst 'n'" " W,
finish. The public bet on The Pepper M'rs ''" MI
kenny while select contingent from Ne''y'st oV vi
,,onm.s,.r The race was good the pace was
nj, one from the start. Mars and lronmas"r maui INV
WINNING to the turn for home. when The DINERS c''
with them A. CLAYTON. who had the mount Oh 'i"''"T'
came through on rail and stang OIL Midse'S rus"
on The Pepper he superbly ridden 'N'" III
the fast time Of :93 Mr. Follansbee was warmly con-
graduated by his friends. II Is wen known m'' WI.
Foiansbee tried 10 sell both Armage and "oahhe' pu'
could not get his price for them. Since that time Inc
horses have several thousands OF dollars inofe "
no asked for them Some persons do Mr.. foansbcc more
Of an injustice by that he rode the marc on huh
excursions Canada. IL Is wrong ne USED ""A''s "
hun,tnc purposes in Mexico II Cleaning ever was in
Canada six minutes. she would not be the consistent per
former she s today a. three minutes in Canada has bc
known to give honest racchorse an ihcurape ease "
in-snd-out fever. -,
/, was rcporcd at the track YESTERDAY that the Mon
| mouth Park stockholders To be taken before "l'
ndoes ~ Monmouth County and compelled to give bOh'
for the suits brought against the association uhd"f inc
Gambling act. 49, -
the track Yesterday showed no signs OF pus
mont He seemed perfectly serene notwithstanding H'
POLITICAL brawI in a wcstchcster barroom Monday hE"'
| A H. Morris is an athletic youngsn whose app
Indicates that he would 'cnch" on any lrEas"eu
who had the temerity assault him. IL Is a PITY u'
Mr. Morris who Is leading light on the tufL shouIh u
any manner assist in bringing the turf In dsrepN D. e
| gazing In political quarrcls in baroon's
Fp0cnc Leigh intends to fucc In the west the r.
mainder Of the season
Tho rotorts that Messrs. Gideon Daly were p"uF
,,co senarac stables are unjust TO po'h me-"
Ike many other stables, draft OF horses VIII Dc 500"
make room for the youngsters which are to be raced hc
year. tn, ..,...-
number Of trainers were served win sohp'eas u
.nne,r before the Grand Jury at Fieeh"d' o't'pr D
| piere Io,illard wa. aleo served with "a VIII MI
Lorllard was greatly astonishcd, he never N'k'
| Iohu Chew who was killed. more than twice ana m'
| In casual manner join Huggin> was also summon -
| a. a In the case.
| There was usual erumb!ing about the sim ''Iu
| Yesterday The conditions of todays races were NJ
m.rclfullv criticised by of lc owners d ta'''fN
The withdiawa Of Binquc; surpn-ed many l'r'"'-'
II was said that Of the weights OF the nahd' aps
an tain horses were changed ard that this fact had
great deal to do WITH rushing hher ard thth"r oi
| ,ho ,rnnhcr, of the Roard Control Harvest l. Pc
| ported bioxen down.
Richard Croker al tho track yesterday II" saw
that there Is every possibility that NotANIhe u ' W"
| race at the fall meetings Dobbns Is geaty benefit
by the Saratoga airy