New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-22
A TRAINERS NOTES on THE TURF.

The racing az Monmouth Park yesterday suprcmcy
satisfactory the members Of the Executive Oohi'c'
NJ +. Dwyer three races, j. A. q ~. H. MOTIFS "o"
tvo and Welcott & Campbell another NJ +. Dryer won
with StoneDell Banquet and Hsmmie Wacott camp
bell won selling with the Brooklyn Hahdicap "er
Dabo and second in tWo.learod race WIN b'oA
hawk The Morris stable two races for t"oyear-
DDS one with MAMMA and the other with Prls. COZ
recton was second StOncncl and Anna b. was third to
Dab!o The every race on the programme
and the other took what was left IL was sad
in the paddock everything likely 10 smoothly
regard to the programme, now that inc iNoVuO>c Yum
mittee was satisfied
Gideon DAILY going sell out their racing stable
with the exception Of three that they intend 10
winter. The intend to train over twenty t"Oyear-
ods so that they compelled to make room for the
Youngsters Pierre Loriard will sell several aitr the
season is over. \ draft &. Fic~chnann'a stIb'
will the paddock at shecl~hHd Bas ON Satui-
day. j. Il. & +. 7. Kecnc will dispose Of several horN' Is
which they do intend to winter; so there Is plenty Of
material the market for tho winter meetings. W Oc neu
at tracks in the South and West
The stables preparing TO move TO Shccpshcad Bay
for the fall meeting Domino did not exhibit lafucie
Of soreness. otter his race Oh Saturday. Many persons
crtcise the the time not As fast a. at
made by some OF the that have won at Mon
mouth The time test plays many prahks WIN pr
cons who the condition Of the track "nd ana
atmosphere into consideration. II they VIII compare
Dominos race with that was run on SATURDAY W'N
viii find THAI IL was fastest o. the day althou-h ne
carried more weight than any other horse engaged
A determined effort 4. being made 70 arrange dates
for the late fall meetings IL may be successful "''
ooo Of the leading tufmcn said ycstc day a. for one
mink the effort to arrange j. TOO late. The clifton
track j. making mo,cy every day. The Huit'hbuf-
Association made handsome profit on It's spring anu
summer meetings The smaller associations arc not KrF
To arrange dates under Circumstances In the face 81
the treatment they received in the past it viii S
Prise inc greatly If they to te ms with the o'h'r
associations"
J. g. Collins the owner Of SroccO. stirred up b r
nets nest when he offered clayton 300 b. ia d'd
C;ascon winner The tall H,ntuchan sad that lac d
not Nj. Cous. when he saw him speak 10 Gay ION
and talked plainly him lie aid Il meier bet on ny
own or ANYBODY elsc's horses and nctt.cd told
Mr.. Collins that anybody who gaNe strange Jok'N'
money 10 win likely give them money & lose
a race. reported the % Colonel simmons, bu. have
not heard about ii since
ANYBODY who knows Mr. Collins knows that he meant
no harm in Offering the jockey his best u
notices posted oil over the grounds at Monmouth
Park that any person who offered jockeys money or
share i'm any bet would b. ruled oil the c0nrrc.
Jctcr Walden bid up Hamriic 10 5000, which was
600 over his selling price NJ r. Dwycr bid s. m
and the colt wa led hack 70 the stable. Dabo
tered to be sold for - 600 He in a ealop. No
body bid on the winner
Judge Simmons s,irprired Dr.. Hasbrouc by shouting
TO Hasbrouck for $1,000 when there was no
BID made for Nahna.
Dutch Lady was well PLAYED By a contingent from the
clubhouse. She some excellent work, but badly
beaten.
The bettoIs on time landed the money in tho second
race. The booknahers bet under over 80. The
bctors on under 80 landed lot Of money! Sabine
ridden out 10 the last jump. The timer hung out
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