New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-25
20, TRAINERS. NOTES on THE: TURF.

Moe an hour NJ the most. and T"nndlcss under
Garri.ons rilne. captured $50 600 for the colts
owners. The crack thee.ycar-olds Of the Eis; were
irnomlniousy bcatc1. The chances that tic LONG
delay at the post affected them hat will take weeks
thcu r..upcatc. Chosistc ST. Leon'rd' and Don
Aonzo have practically thrown Thousands OF dollar,
stakes and purses in tine East a. th'y were rcserNc
the American Derby. large crowd waited uh'il
long after the lat race result OF the Derby
John Hunter left the secluson OF his stable ami joined
his friends the clubhouse stand lie was warmly re-
celved by his friends.
The DELAY I'm the American Derby extremely tire.
some and .ta,tcr pctcngil for pointed re-
nia.ks. Richard Croker and United states senator
Murphy the least nervous in the throng NJ. r.
Dwyer looked anxious when the delay heightened into
an hour. James Il. Keenc's features wer unmoN"f
on everybody remained silent
Only the name. Of -. W. johnson. Don Alonko, ST.
eonards Lookout Clifford and oundlcss were mrnf oned
progress Of the race ana when the announce
that Leonard, and Clifford were the leaders
In the you could hear the buIzing of mosquito
on the iack.rrtch the silence intense When the
operator said. ''EoIndle>s first" there were but Few
words spokcs bn; when he sail, wait minute ics 2
mistake" his hearc'. laughed and remarked "No
nonsense give II right Then he sad, 'II'und-
less first. Leonard second. Clifford third Time
: SO" The crowd then dispersed without a murnur
IL seems IS II the public doomed t. DC dsaD-
pointed in all the great this year The Erooilyr
Metropolitan and Suburban GIandlcaps all won by
outsiders and the greatest three yearold race Of the
year falls Boundloss. Doundicss is the bookmaker'
in both the East and West this year.
Roundless T., a chestnut colt by Harry Falon dam
Endless He raced In the East last year. and was
by field, Of moderate tvo.ycafolds lie started
eleven and scored two victories. lie won at
hyecghths OF nile the Brooklyn fall meeting de-
featng the Grofc colt Weller. Chat:anooea ana ten
Others His second victory at Lexington when
he DEFEATED Eeif,,t sculptor and a molcraH heid IN
:osls Homeless sale list last fail. but was
elected by Ia stern tuffmcn gutter 80 II i sui
lottery To ucs the good IN their tuo-vcaroh FORM
Handles ran In FAIRNESS coors and was sofa bY
him 10 his present owners, Cushing ORTIZ W. -
Barnes suggested that the services OF Garrison d. Sc
cured 10 ride tho colt his certainly thought
he had an excellent win the money Gasri son
has now struck gait and it is only meter Of lew
DAYS when his will be In much demand as Ia
Corner years
McTrrnott who had the mount on Sport, foded "'h'
MOVIE IN stretch. sport was disanaih''' III"
judges rcuoted to the stewards they thought Nc
Derrnott ,hsild he fined 800 for the offence
and SIN. had another the Jockeys room IN which
McDcrmott getting decidcdiy me WORT Vi j" VIII"
the attendant, separated them
J. s. Kirk better known Doctor" kirk, has Lori
mo, and Blue BlooG In training az secluded nook at
Sh.c,.hcad nav lie has decided the best way for
him IN win a race j. o or the other oil Ms
ho,s.s in every open day Thu week, as nc
au,ieipstcs that percentage OF Withdrawals VIII III
crease To- such an that at least two walkovers are
likely 10 fa TO his horsc' John Hansen Is in charge
Of the mutual betting at Chicago
Aonyo .rrrrls.d ioiy but his Jockey yesterday
The boy -ad afr The that h knew he had a
cinch when the mount was rendered to him.
PJ Dryer win control OF many OF the racing de-
tail, at Monmouth Park. 1T. Leonaids and Choriser
will leave Chicago to-day for shcepsh ad Bay