New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-24
4 TRAINERS NOTES on THE TURF.

Last week did not furnish any sensational racing in
the Eat. r. Gcbhard and j. g. Foansbee announced
their Intention q retiring from the turf. Frederick Gcb-
hard il a well-knOwn figure the American turf and
his retirement l. 20 be all classes Of turf
nen. As buyer he hae been extremely libclal and
paid hghcss prices in his effort, 10 secure higlclas
horses. failed attempt. His stable cost him
thousands OF dollars lie seldom won race, so that he
decided TO sell his entire stable.
]. q. Follansbee extremely popular with turfmen.
lie loves the sport and fairly ido1es his avorte mare,
Cleaning Mr.. FOansbees business interests ore in
chihuahua, Mexico. where he owns an extensive cete
ranch, requires his attention eight months Of the
year says he intends to return to the turf when he
arropges his affairs that he remain In
the East during the racing
J. II. +. j. Kcene's stable continue u win races.
IS ia conceded by everybody that Domino clearly outas
the two.yearold division Honppe IS good second ami
Bvderabad close up for third place. Besides there
are seven others capable Of winning
races
The place Of superiority the ranks of the tirecyeai-
oIds Is conceded to Moreo His performance Satur-
day stamps OF tho greatest II not the greatest
horse ever the turf He covered one and one
quarter with III pounds on his BACK IN 2'o' over
circular mile track
Sir Walter Eastern year-old champion, al
thoueh J. r. Keenc and his FoNhN. have not lost
faith I'm st. Leonaras in Lakcland's judgment. Be
fore ST. Leonards left Brighton Beach for
Chtearo 10 take part the American Derby. LaSeani
said that ST. Leonards the best thrcc-year-od he
ever saw and he doubted II the horse ever lived
hat
American Derby enectuay settled the chances of nearly
every horse which contestant. The long delay at
the most inflicted great injury the horses that were
shpped I 900 mile, for the $4,000 won t\
Boundless
Rsmapo shows that's his powers Of rccupratoa are
greater than either Don AlOnZOs ST. Lconadss MI
Keene intends 90 give hi, colt every chancc TO recover
h.s form 40 that there f. excellent chance 10 see
some exciting turf battles at the fall meetings
LAmpliqhter l. having etup In his work Iranef
Higgins him concert pitch for the bro'~ph
Handicap kept there that the severe cinns"
began tell him. The horse ran some naghihee"
with heavy mposs. but could not defeat horses "
whom ne had conecde anywhere from ten 10 thirty
pounds.
Commanehc have recovered fully from ;hc
injury his shoulder which received at Shecpshcid
Paw
Joe Ripley II OF the specimens Of the
.horoughbrcds In training His In bad shape
that he VIII not try 10 run by HIS horses in u
M T. Goes win o. frequently A.
In former years Of his heaviest plungcs have
failed Banquet although he has many races. is
NJ the most expensive horses Mr.. Dwyer owned
has won races when Mr.. Dwyer bet heavily
borse I'm the and has been beaten when he plunged
on him TO win.
.celand is one Of the truest horses ever raced lie
A.. hs hest No all times His age begins TO tell the
although his last Of the best in his
ssroer H. d. Mcintyre says. and many hefsemen agree