New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-06
. Trainers NOTES ON THE TURF.

THO ,c,s,nt weather coupled with the fact that j. r.
4. F :, Keene's colt Iornppe would Try CONCLUSIONS
With Senator Grady Dobbns Declare and Others III ue
s.,ect Stakes attracted fair attendance 70 Monmouth
prk Some pcrsons have yet tired OF talking aoou.
Arab and the Passac Stakes Inc report 1'"s ''."-u
Croker intends to at Saratoga Is spVAen Vi w
certain peope who attribute this STRIP % UNSATISFACTORY
n, Croer saws that he not dissatisfied AS Tor John
Iamhev ~ f. Dwyer declares that he Deue'e1 MI" W
=, oo ., tho most faithful jockeys ever employed oy
him. In his opinion Lambey does his leVei oese go
time he rides but he 4, not q Taral NJ r. p"Se' -
IN. heaviest bctor turf and prefers 70 engage
the hest Jockey that he can secure 10 iiue MS "o
p,chard roker IA negotiating for the purchase oil u'e
yearllnes by Sensation bred by the countess As.'
10 +. said that the sale il practically maue' anu "' ~
younester, will be shipped to the BROOKLYN u"oA N'N
week
r.o ..or,,on a, Monmouth OF The Trlbune's sugges-
,,o, u, mako the entries free Is hailed with dehgh' oy
many and trainers i"c ie' u ~
ia shown in Mondays card
~, y sIn,,o hors, from Brighton Beach can be FOUND
+, ,h o,tIre list OF Mondays entries. This shows
ttr ,ha, the Monmouth Park Association Will nave 10
,epend almost entirely on the horses stao"u AZ ."e '
=. c,erv available stall at clifton Is engaged Inc
managers OF the Clifton track extend an Invitation" W
tho representatives IL the press TO at'ehu inc ces ~
that track and to crse them as severely as they choose
and they that the judges VIII a'Oe"u l" any "s
tempts 10 fraudulent races
r. - Croft was kept busy changing badges ye'ter'
dav that did not have time to answer duestos MI
Crnft's position 1, unenNlaOle one AS ne II oi"h
blamed y unthnng persons for 0beylng the orders OF
49, ow,lovers Almost any taxpayer In the villages that
round Monmouth Park believes that he Is entitled 10
free badges Some OF these taxpayers look ongingly at
Caterer McGrahs pies. lie Is greatly alarmed fearing
that they nav demand free pie and ruin his business
At least disputes occur almost every day about
bookuakers' tickets. Per~onS who bet should examine
their tickets before they leave the bookmahers stands as
the erudlte tlcket-vrers often write 'ha'uee' creek anu
rovpon characters The bcttor who comes after the
mist IKE r.ctif fled is
l. mn ,dress unless number the ticket corresponds
with the number the sheet. The bookmak'rs were
exceedingly unhappy yesterday. Us majority OF Them
lost money 49, IN, =, :,
mayer and th. clubhouse crowd bet Prince GEORGE
Ioantaka won easily from Prince George Wan Jim th'fA
wah Jim was played the strength OF UP from 'he
,,ddock that extensively circulated
Romapo won a large amount OF money Tor Gueoh
pay lie Mary Stone in the easiest possible man
,.r She was heavily played another mysterious Up
Chamon her by head for the place to the intense
disgust Of her hackers.
The race Of the day the Select Stakes senator
Grady was faVoritr. but nobody expected to see MN
como away from his field II they werr elngpa'ers.
IIornppe with Tap up. heavily played ana shared
IN. honor, o being f,vorte until heavy COMMISSION s''u
10 be NJ. J.. Dryers s'nt In the ring on senator
Grady This reduced his OH, until he was pronounced
rvorlte Henry Of Navarro had some following while
ths others were neglected Mldglcy great nbey.
tie. with Senator Grady. II" lay behind the Held uhni
they were sixteenth OF mile from the finish Henry
Of Navarro Uornppc being hidden for all that
was In them. when Mdgcy Senator Grady his head
and beat them easily bl lclCh. Henry 81 Navarro beat
IIornplpe a half length. The others "'f" Wath on
j. Il. Koene witnessed the rae" from the lawn. he
.ald he va. not greatly disappointed ~ iiornppe had
cen under the weather and had broken out In boch"S
all over his body about two weeks As he was nuch
better and eating hi, feed he was rtafted III inc
Select Stake.
Henry o, Navarro is a nuch-lmprovcd colt and should
win his owner many races. DObblns ha' been ani1tn
In a similar manner IIornpire. The blotcb'S on MS
skin have DISAPPEARED.
Senator Grady Was hailed b. enthu,s ~ the possible
conauetr OF Domino hereafter He IL not large co''
although he looks large lie l. hot over loi III "'-,''
but his proporons arc evenly developed that ne o'"
Tx. big colt some of the trainers were unNih" eho"I
to eay that Mars given some l"'u'o- inc ps ,,s
IN, Delaware Handicap. Mats's siies were coNr'" Wv
blood at the alish. a. he was ''eruelid al" INC WY
, tcroeious manner. Pchpockct suiked seN'r"' . "
tho race but managed finish second nTu 49,
pickpcker Mars was heavily backed py inc se' NY,
tried 10 get even on him for pst losses Inc d.
pa,ed the others so that good price eouia oe '''
all through thr betting. 49,. ,..
In tn la, race there but four horses oo' u's
srowd,d and jo,t,d other from the head oi .he
suetch w the nish The judges wouid n"' seeeVs VAIN