New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-16
, Trainers NOTES ON THE TURF

rr.o affairs OF tho Monmouth Park Asso'iauon an
Tea, to be chaotic state. On" me"oef o, W.
Executive Committee has told hs friends mat " n'
had forescen the troubles and annoyance that oo'ut
ho would not have become mixed up with Monmouth
Park for $4,000 , ,,,
+, 4. po.,lh- that the Board of Control VIII
,h,o 4 much dissatisfaction among
90 MANNERS The Cheap john measures pro-
uo..d by one member are condemned IN uh"'",
urcd terms BY another. The reduction OF mo N"ue "a
IN. nurses at the fall meetings wat OPPOSED D'' u'
r..r,v rio1 one member said that II looked cowarIy
f cnbs that had pro,prcd and made money ~ racing
10 begin to r.tuce the racing funi before they had
booked losing meeting
Tbe IA, that one man forced himself into racing ana
did not make It pay well some other schemes ia
which he interested Is no reason for the prosperous
club. to follow his leadership in racing
Til. ruuors about the purchase of tn" Shep'h"'d bay
track by a .vndlc1c caused tho Nh"'I'hrtd om'i'N "
rue II Is more likely that some II the p"r-"ns men
timed viii purchase Barren Island for racing puFP"~s
The programme Tor the fail meeting is out The ling
races and races beaten horses are 5000 anaiT INC
nancy taken the purses, II j. a-s'It u VIII " F''"
-, ~. races between sensational hoTsc,. u P's>lh"
,unIichter and Tsmmsny VIII meet al one ana onehah
,ios an the fret day Of meeting, both horses arc
entered In race at that distance. Their" shoua be no
excuse for either Of them. a. both are DONG 'ph3 "
their work ,,,,- 49,.
expected In a few weeks
= J. Dwycr expected 70 start for Saratoga last night
IL is said he is going TO consult with - "''''''
and Richard Croker 81 arrange dat' anu "'0'u
clashes with the Broohlyn and Elizabeth meetings.
ma renor about the disruption o. tn" partncrhp Of
c,dcon { uay was cmrhaticaly dcnt by both Of them
John DAILY .ai that there was nothing " u" story ana
that 4. was not worth talking about DAVID "a"h POKE
,olumc, by simply Struggling his shoulders lie said IL
f-thirg.
IN. t.nrt caused a lot Of talk. AID Ovcrion Wa -
yerely criticised by prominent tnrimei' VINO s''a
the nudge, sould investigate his riding on wan 'i''
oyerton laid that Wah Jim acted % ady at tn POST IN
Il L.. H.. o. lie
riu ~ lo got OIL badly OycrtOns riding i rarely lri
liant but he sometime ride, GOOD races Their should b.
no hesitation his part in counting strict ih'cHa
ton by the officials.
Pierre Lorlard not at the tack yesterday MI
Iorlad's hol-e. have been winning many rac"s, ~
ne is forced 10 run In the handcap' Yemen j. so
heavily weighted that 1t is useless to enter him. Tho
handicappcr asks him 70 give weight o. sionenc!i
The attendance at yc.tcrday'S races was lar beo"
the Omnibus crowd Of former year,.
The first race was a moderate betting affair broc'o
wa, the fayoc closely pressed by Aloha Sr'cco should
have won but Doggcu overconhdent II" though.
he was Winning easily. but did not reckon ON Met a1ey
ability jockey.
lanes r. Koca was not ovcr.conndent Of g.. Lconars'~
ability to defeat opposed To him IA the
Omnibus Stakes, his uaner william Lakeland, dIi
not consider within twcnt, pounds Of his true
form. Walter Rollins philo-oi hical about Sir
walters chances. lie said Il excuses 10 make
for the colt. lie Is a. q | make him.
The Omnibus Is dincult 10 win ~ the stake-winninR
colts pick up penalty and good ones receive a.
allowance. ! shall not he surprised n the gam"
litt,c ho beaten" Comanchc had follow ing.
hls work extremely good som" OF the 70
players I,amapO account Of h. mile In / :39,
Sir Francis with Garrison up PLAYED by person,
from Paw and Iohoku>. The an exhibition
Of what jockeys will DO when all of them waitin,
orders. The first half mile In - seconds nlle
in ! 40 and the Re miles In IS. I;smapo a colt bred
In Jersey, and the irst 81 Pont,rs produce won
easily from II. L'onari-. who beat 'ononch" nee k
Sir Walter unllaccd lie . game rae. A. he
eight lengths behind the leader half milo from the
finish. lie closed rapidly. but was com
PEELED around his horses lie finished The
last half mile - seconds. Tic NIGHT Of speed
shown by Sir Walter was superb. Every jockcy va,
hampcrcd By orders.
John j. Ilyland, trainer for Gideon & DAILY wes not ~
the track and said ~ be III.