New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-12
A TRAINERS NOTES on THE TURF

1t like Philadelphia holiday at Monmouth Park
yesterday There were about two thousand the
track. Colonel Hall the pretty girls grand
stand every day. starter Rowe assists him Colonel
Simmons that they good JUDGES Of beauty.
they counted over thirty yesterday. Colonel Hall
to know If terra Gotta hair disqualGc, girl II all
the records up present viii BE- revised.
The races have more entries with the free entrance
policy than before adopted A radical change in
the conditions Of Of the would benefit both
horse-owners ami Lively times expected
when the fall meetings begin. The Gutenberg Associd.
ton held meeting yesterday. The managers may no,
increase their when they against Sheepshesd
BAY. but 1T IS almost thing that Morris PARK Will
have 10 contend against 81 900 from the
the finish Of its meeting.
The feeling against the movement reduce the purs
appears every the leading tn
ers yesterday '1he kowncls airi racing
| 90 a. they please about racing They
mistakes. The Monmouth meeting al! Others for
stupendous blunde's They reverse the way that races
should be the because certain will
well going 1he secret of the whgc
trouble is that racing have been led believe that
the public will stand anything which racing officials pro.
pose one Of them, who /, always ready 70 make new
proposals. marked 1T is all hight Hoseuen and the
public KICK. but they fail line easily at The end.
1t is the same way in everything II YOU Iay no att II
tenuon TO them tn y Will stop their KcAing without a
| struggle"
The lookmakcrs are the who find fault.
One OF them said ycstcriay If that viii
not start for the $1,000 purses what sort OF game
meeting over"
The fall meetings likely furnish excellent
tests, as Lamplighter Iammany. ST. Leonar1S. Domino
and many the best horses In training nearly ready
show their very highest speed again.
When . acts Booknsker Presson did at East
Louis vest riay 1t plainly the sngency Of the
money West. The fact rrcs,on &,
said 70 have threatened shoot jockey he with
the favorta proves plainly scarcity Of currency.
The day $50 900 stations AMI bfoOdmares that coz,
e.
being paid for yearing again The high tide Of racing
has been reached ana II l. the ebb Mant
yearnes which fetched high prices at the spring sales
ae the market their do intend enter
them in the stakes.
The racing yesterday was, The medium Of brisk
betting. In the 1rst race Kingston carried lot Of
money for the talent and the public Kingston some
what he did in his best days and easily. Cor
rectlon carried 100 pounds second Dcr;arsili
third.
In the second Half Mine the favorte. Ito
was ridden by Ovcrton and never dangerous. Ben
Lomond The from Rama. who beat setukct
head on the post. Zen LOmOnd well PLAYED by some
Of tho trainers and their friends SetauEct con'id
cred good thing by persons, and carried con
siderable money all three ways Pierre Lonlad placed
a small COMM sion Rama for third place.
The the betting affair OF the day, Race
land with Tara in the saddle, beaten by }. g.
Folausbees Cleaning. The talent would have nothing
but Racelad and accepted odd against his chances
There were many however, who placed their confidence
in cleaning ~ that OF the bOOkuaGcrs the
,ace W. Cas,owary Daily started Lizzie, who thiId
Artorla and Uncle jess wee the farores In the fourth
race but were uplaccd at the Dnsn Restraint showed
remarkable burst Of speed and by neck from Culver
and upset a big coup for her managers. Midnight WAC
third Restraint carried money for the followers Of
w. Lakeland.
The fifth race was surprise In many Arab was
beaten nv Madtid who ran mile unbacked by her
owner and his friends in the fast time of 4O2 Arab
was the fayorte lie ridden by Goodale. who is
a strong hnsher.
lola came the In the lat and Won good
race from P1ronrSs made the faNorite by the
public. The talent placed their money ON Baroness.