New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-20
A TRAINERS NOTES OF THE TURF.

MI. r,,c, betwecn IampIiphter and Tamnany Is the
odium Of many lively arguments between the parsans
% tho ourvear.old champions. T.. II. Garrison ana
! IT, Korn (pisnarck) had few minutes talk ABOUT inc
rac. when Korn sad wen We talk. We do NIT LOUISIANA
nlls Mills l chust bet you tousand ollars dot Lamp
lighter vins Garrison started of. and in few minutes
,e bet WAS made. the Intense satisfaction OF hofn
Green H. Morris said that he intended 20 remove his
n.,,s stable to utcnburg OIL Sunday. Mr.. Morris
doing little qrumbling about the hundicaps He said
he thought would make norr entries TO them
rs he was having horses chasing the others and never
getting an ounce taken OF for being beaten.
w. OBJ. McDonoughs horses in training are TO be
sold al auction IN the paddock Tuesday 1t Is the
intention Of plucky young millionaire TO return next
season with a strong stale OF twoyear-oids
Thomas Williams who Is well known both In the
East and on the Pacific Slope that he intends to
have racing all winter his track at san Francisco
There was the usual amount Of fau'tinding with The
starting yesterday. The jockeys are very unruly ana
Il IS little fine suspend them, - some per-
sons inna diaely begin that when some jockeys
are suspended the suspension is removed on the same
day and mans jockey is just good rs anothefs
Fines are often icmitted. Hence the Jockeys do almost
o. they please The post IL is welnigh Impossioe
for the starter good starts in the eircum-
stances
The finish between Pstiician and Kazan was cx
emy close and hundreds OF persons thought that Kszan
had the When Potricians number went UP
there loud talk and Dissatisfaction but IL
soon died out Jockeys should try not to strain the
judges are that three such finishes on the
same day might Affect them seriously
The racing yesterday caused one bettor to say !:
when / pick winner the odds are 10 on. and
] can't play l. back horse at liberal odds
against he gets Off badly that he has no
chance"
banquet had what smiling John Kelly calls clay
down. in the first race and won.
In the second Kazan heavily played by his
and the public. McCaferty's Florence carried
some thousands money TO be in the first
three at the finish TO Cherokee Strip boomers start
with Psrcian and Kazan in the lead. the race began
1t close fit between the leaders 10 the finish.
Florence was third. The Judges alone could decide who
They named Patrcsn and were called everything
but sharpsighted by the angry hackers Of Kazan.
Henry decided fsvoitc for the Algeria
Hondicap. The colt beaten on the turn. but Tarai
forced him the rail and easily from Dobbns
by three lengths. Richard Croker backed DObbns for
place and 1-o-3 for large amount OF money.
sam Lucas had followers who thought he had an
when they into the stretch. as he
was second and running easily. He was cut down by
behind him and fell back. finishing 9th NJ
Byrnes was put by the colts being injured as
1t is likely to lay him up for some time
chief excitement of the day caused by the plunge
on Golden Dawn in the maiden Few horses have
been persistently toued Everybody anxious to
secure some good thing d. r. Pulsifer thought
Reynard worthy Of extensive plunge and intended
TO bet So 500 each him. but he received the tip
Golden Dawn and made inquiry about Matt Aliens wonder
which caused him change his mind and bet $500 on
Golden Dawn.
a moderate and the hackers OF Golden
Dawn felt mistake made when he received his
naue a. he should called Lelden Sunset. Rey
nad easily, Hartford second and Jodan third
Golden Dawn sixth
j. j. McCaferty is the Talleyrand Of the running turf
Before he said friends in the pad
Il going 10 ride good racehorse in this
old Volunteer IL. j. Mclaughlin said: 81 prefer him
on a muddy track" IL will tell you something" Nc
Cancry said "Vounteer had the worst feet ever saw
a horse when l bought him. but they have improved
greatly. He Il well bodily as he I'm his life.
All a soft track TO good race As he
walked away turned asked us this so; track ~
When the his hearers agreed it was ex-
tremely soft for McCanerty