New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-01
A TRAINERS NOTES ON THE TURF.

A TRAINERS NOTES ON THE TURF.
As the weather was extremely pleasant yesterday the
were out carly and had their worked by
o'clock. Superintendent German put all his available
force work and the track was never In better shape
than when he called To his men to cease working The
betting ring Morris Park so arranged that persons
who desire to place large OF money do
much easily than other tracks. At the lunch
counters everybody who patronzed them was pleased at
the prompt service and the quality Of the food The free
held occupied by large crowd. Betting was
trcmely brisk
In the paddock there reunion Of trainers Matt"
Bynes calm and collected. lie walked slowly with
his head bowed down he were carrying the fate OF
the Anaconda mine his shoulders, but he smiled when
asked II he Intended to pepper the betting ring
r. 5. Donavan hand to meet the trainers who
at the Brooklyn meeting Donavan has not fallen
away any since last fall He was chosen as chairman
Of the Trainers Committee receive Princess Eualie
The chair is sure to be well hled.
Walter Rollins commissioning with A. ]. Joyner,
who is in the maiden class, not having won race this
year. Rollins said that his hsnis were calloused at
this time La, year from shaking hands with persons VINO
insisted congratuating him his success with Sir
Walter. Joyner said he did not mind being In the
maiden class much, but he felt bad because nobody
had tried borrow money OF him up to the present
time. and he afraid he might lose his rating In
financial circles.
J. W. Rogers said that he troubled with one
pickpocket than Bob Pinkerton was with all that he
had to In a
Matt Allen looked natty ever. He intends
TO give his horses long. slow preparation for the
mid summcr meetings. J. J. Hyand wondered what the
public saw in the Dolly colt make him a favorte
The prblit wondered how patc,t he must be with His
Highncss train him up to such race a. he
yesterday.
Nj GilpIn was greatly astonished at the number Of
persons greeted him personal friend. He says
sport is not for sale. although an oher OF over
100000 made for the colt
William Hueson, who trains for Colonel Rupert was
busy consulting the book programme 80 place Ajax
I'm company In which he hold his own. william
Lakeland intended start Assignee in the Juvenile, but
changed his mind at the last minute TO the chsgrn OF
Fitzpatrick the jockey. who spent night In the baths
and walked Yonker and back to be at the weight
John Higgins said that La Tosca was just little
short OF for such hard the Metropolitan
He thought well Of Pcknicker's chances In the race
Louis Stuart smiling and happy as usual but said
whoever wins the Metropolitan will have picnic. as
every horse In chance Stuart must have
forgotten Terriher and Fidelo.
The jockeys warned that the oficals AZ Morris
would submit to nonsense and that they would
something drop II any misbehavor at the post was
reported.
f. H. Garrison Is ready for hard work. 1t will take
him some time TO recover his FORM Fred Taral Is
eagerly sought for by trainers IN ride for them but MS
services generally engaged or iour uays "nc'u
w Sims Is riding in fair for ow. He saws that he
has not missed meal since racing began this year. yet
he can ride easily at 100 Martin Bergen is open for en-
gagements He at Gutenberg on Tuesday.
Charade. the winner Of the Metropolitan. was over
looked by the public lie was well played by W. H.
Jones his owner, and by Mr.. Jones's friends F. j.
Dwyer said that II such consistent horse az Charade
ran the coors Of NJ. +. Dwyer j. r. hecne or T.
Lorllard he would be the ayorits as they would bot
on him and the public would follow their money HIS
Highness great His suburban chances arc
greatly iced In the opinion " racrgoers by MS per-
fo nance In the Metropolitan.
Hume carried a lot OF 1.2-3 money. La Tosca was
heavily backed She showed tribe lame after the race
Idde-lcgh q good race He finished In the fourth
position. Arturo who fell. breaking his neck, "ss
tried ten pounds better than Iddeslesh. Hadheld his
trainer said after the race Edwards. the Jockey who
rode him. badly injured The full extent OF MS IN.
jliies Will IT, known until to-day IL was repofteo
mat both OF wrists and leg were broken IL Is
certain that leg broken in two places Arturo
was extremely fast he got into his stride. IL Is
believed when he up TO his Held the dust was
thick neither the Jockey 1907 the morse ("h" ran i'll
bnkefs) could see. and hs struck against some OF the
contestants and fell The horse was killed instantly;
his neck aud Que leg were broken. Everybody SYM
pathled with Hadded bis trainer who expected 70 win
several races with him. st. Floran ran In thc hrst
light until they reached the homestre'h'
when he fell back lie not lame when he was
pulled MP This pleased his and trainer greatly
Screla arrived at tho track In the morning ana was
posted additional starter He worked IN winning
time a. the Brooklyn but did not run up to his
form In his races handly. with 50 to against
race would have been only galtp for Domino.
Chorister meets ST. Domingo today IaraI Is likely
TO Tide Choriser who will carry overweight, ana Sims
I. engaged TO ride St. Domingo. great race between
them is predicted By trainers aud track frcqnenters
who have watched st. ID mingo In his work. Lady
Violet will make her first appearance this year to-day
A. j. Joyner hopes that she will take him out OF the
maiden class. The race promises TO be one OF h'
hest OF the season. H. crnsnche. Louise, Governor
Foraker and Don Aonto ore expected TO start Don
Alonro Is likely lie tried weight carrier, as he
picks up a penalty IN the American Derby a. chicago
Cataract was be sold for 81 zoo The sell
inc mice prlntcd on the programme an error 1t
rad 800. large crowd collected when the colt vas
offered for Gale. lie bought IN at an advance 81
81 ?O5. The selling races are likely ~ prove interest
ing affairs this season ALMOST every winner Is bid mp
Tho Iroquois Stockwood, Patmos and Old Fort studs
viii sell their yesngs Tattersalis. Fiityfth'st anu
Scventh.aye next W, dnesday evening Horsemen shouu
not forge. that the sale Of the Rancho Del Paso yeafig'
AZ Morris Park will BEGIN to-day at IL o'clock. The
sale Will continue three days.