New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-29
A TRAINERS NOTES on THE TURF.

The racing yesterday was Of the country fair standard
The card cut pieces by numerous scratches The
spectators were greatly disappointed at such poor
DAYS sport. Men who visit the track every day
matter OF business expressed their dissatisfaction in
measured terms II who deriTe their support from
ng dissatisfied, what racing officials expect
from the persons who pay the gates There up
wad Of 100 maiden three and fouryearolds Quarcfed
at the track. Their owners anxious to them.
some of the owners asked TO have the fourth race on
yesterdays card for madcVe, ~ was sure To
large field They greatly surprised when the
following conditions for posted in the pad.
dock Fourth race-Swccp>takes dor bhrec- year Odds
and upward which have not won more than one race al
this meeting SIS each. with 81 900 added. Of which
500 the second and 800 the third weights five
pounds below the scale; mile and furong."
did take the trainers long Ia discover that
banquet could get with weight OIL So they refused
TO enter horses. There 100 maidens but
only one Banquet. II the managers would consult all
the semen couli be made with conditions that
would attract large fields The other method would be
to make the overnight races with free entrance Tine
only ~ LARGE crowds Is good card Win
large fields that will dwindle down TO one-sidcd
contests o. which the bookmakers bet on the time.
p ; Donavan tells hard luck story. lie there
are forysx racing days with at least six races every
dav The purses are divided into three first,
second and third. Dusrs third on Thursday in the
Optional Stakes. tho only OH the ehtlrc programme
in which third horse gets no part OF the money
NJ Byrnes says he greatly surprised to bear the
rumor there any dispute or DISSATISFACTION Dc
Marcus DAILY and himself I'VE are OH the ocs'
~ terms he said 'Mr Day il one OF the most agree
able men l have ever Lecn associated with. and never
heard him find fault with anything pertaining to his
stable"
James II. Keene at the track yesterday and had
q long talk with Cooper The reports about the affair
:, rho Paddock ON Thursday were greatly exaggerated
J. r. r. r. Keene amply capable OF managing
their own affairs. The settlement OF the trouble vi
Thursday private matter and concerns nobody but ue
Kcenes and Trainer Cooper
ilIarl has sold j Is.
owner Of Srocco for - COO 1t likely that Addie viii
20 into Mr. Colinss stable today or tomorrow
The first race was the bet from betting out
look r. Lorlard bet on Adde and was followed ly
d. c. johnson and other heavy bettors. The Gideon
palv contingent let heavily Cactus who was looked
upon a. good thing while Chesipeakc's followers con-
sirrd him a certenty and poured their money into the
ring his chances. Adie won without puh'Shne'"
by a neck tactus Chesapeake three lengths
The second race furnished lively tips T. Ioriaru
bet his winnings first race on Rama Some OF 'ne
puneers and public placed then money on ardsnV'
d. r. Pulsifcr plunged Drum Major. DR. IT, KNAPP
and the followers Of the Onck stable waited until the
market settled AMI made determined attack on the ring
bv backing FuSicr. The race almost gave them h'arI
failure as long delay at the post ohi "h'h
tho flag fell Fuser was the ranks. Drum Major
went out In lead and looked sure winner. Dut
Fusicr with aid ange beat him short he'd
The General vho well ridden ty iienncssy Jockey
from south. only short head Dtbihi w bI""
MAJOR.
! McCanertv tod some Of his friends that Aloha
was in good condition. aud should run good race he
was well Ilavcd by the Western division j. W. "'r'''
tb,upht Afternoon Mad good chance. and the DEBTORS
runged OH her Picilnckcr carried the money OF NE
,er.ons who Tar,rs mounts, while IL" persons
took a chance o. Mary Stone Of 10 10 ]. Me, amer"
showed could ride well AZ any OF the jockeys
in The race lie gave mas'ery exhibition Of jockelShp
and won by length from Pcknicker VINO peat N''''
Stone a head for the place.
The race between Banquet and Young Axiom was
farce. Of the bookmakcrs marked up Tour 10 nN'
that 81 world be beaten. 1ambley rOde to win inc
time bets and landed Banquet at the finishing post III
:5ia. ,
Unless the attendance improves some OF the bookaHers
predict that thirty booknakers viii go on AZ inc