New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-22
A TRAINERS NOTES ON THE TURF.

The racing at Monmouth Park yesterday far be-
low the standard of nrstcass track On few occasions
In the history Of the turf have place fields
faced the for ~ 900 purses The cord at
Brighton Beach attractive than that at Mon
mouth although the purses not half 80 valuable at
Brighton at Monmouth Park The attendance like the
prog ANNE, extremely light. There not over
1900 persons present The complained that
there business. One of them said: 1.-The Trib-
une Of fleeing lambs. 1t Is mistake The
lambs avoid Monmouth Park and the bookmalcrs have TO
skin sharks and wolves. Another bookmaker said that
q majority of the occasional went to Brighton
Beach, where there large fields and chance TO bet
the Monmouth in the so-callcd foreign books
The racing caused no enthusiasm. In the first race
Roller was / TO favorte. lie won as he pleased.
Woodchopper second Alonzo. who carried lot Of
money for place honors a length.
In the second race Wormser was made the favorte by
the weight OF e. E. Smiths money. Bonaventne who
was backed by shrewd spectators, by neck
from Wormser. who beat Accident length.
The for two-ycor-od maiden FLIES furnished the
surprise the day. Nahmo the avorite at TO s..
Enchantress and Micmac Queen had strong following.
Nahma prominent Baroness with odds Of 90 n
against her, with rush at the finish and won by
a length from Mcmac Queen. who beat Enchantress q
Enchaness appeared to be winning an eighth OF
a mile flom the finish. A j. Joyner let 90 section OF
his yell. Enchantress spelbound. Hamilton pun.
ishcd her severely but 1t OF avail Joyner yelled
too soon.
Gideon DAILY made plunge on Cactus. who won a
good race by length from Lustre, who was suPrbly
ridden by Bergen. Roche well played, but could
finish no better Third In the fifth race Auelian,
who was ridden by Bergen. by half length from
Busrs. who might have II Jockey Davis had not
lost his whip. John Higgins. p. S. Donovan and j. W.
Rogers predict brilliant future for Davis who Is the
lightweight jockey Of the Rncocas stable rerrapn, who
was the favorte, finished i'll the ruck.
In the sixth Nonad made the medium OF ono
Of NJ. f. Dwyers plunges He bet thousands OF dollars
on him odds of to Oh. Nonad was b'aen by
Integrity carried the money OF exMoyor Grant and
his friends.
The card for today shows improvement over yes
terdays card is extremely doubtful that the usual
Saturday crowd will be present.
j. q. Follansbcc said yesterday that business pre-
vents him from racing stable OF horses Il intend 20
return TO the turf he added, "when my Affairs are
arranged 80 that 1 devote the entire summer 70
racing.
James r. Keene visited Mr.. Follansbees stable yes
terday inspect the horses IL Is likely that ne VIII
purchase the entire lot.
Frederick Gebhards retirement is regretted by every
true turman Mr.. Gebhari intends to breed horses at
the LOcusts and is likely TO race the produce OF his
stations and mares.
Colonel Norths for Saratoga Tonight In
charge Of Thomas Haley, who will train them In the
future. Mr. Haley Is young trainer ana mas beeh
successful with Edward Keily's horses He remains
with Mr. Kelly, who permits him TO accept the horses
OF Colonel North. The meeting at Saratoga VIII BEGIN
on Monday. a number Of owners have said they VIII
send horses tn At the next drawing FOR BOOK
making stands some OF the booknakers at MONMOUTH
Pa will and go TO Saratoga
Richard Croker Is at Richneld Springs II was iu'
mored at the track there disagreement between
A. f. waot3 and Mr. Croker about some business trails
action in regard Monmouth, but TO several nqurcrs
Mr. Wacott denied that the was correct lie SAID
that he knew OF why he should have disagree.
nent with Mr. Croker.
An offer OF $4,000 was refused by fIerie Lo"a'u ior
Lamplighter yesterday.