New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-29
TRAINERS NOTES on THE TURF

The death Of Cataract is serious dow 10 'he 1"''
yearold division OF the Rancocas s'aDe Ns@iA, INV
ritv Of the Bookdale- bred no ses. was what west
e,n turfnen call chuTn.hcaicd He threw Ms hoe h
go .,nas before YESTERDAY. but was easily captured
He was O peculiar colt. He would be standihg qu'e'N'
and then, without warning, would Jump IN ue AR ~
least five feet. When he threw OH MS r'oer 'ts'u'
he 10 jump the fence sideways topper over anu
80 h,s hack The boy received some severe brus -
". was not sent 10 a hospital. but VIII remain az 'he
stable 49,.
prime John another product of Brooh1ie. gave he
,lic exhibition Of what horse will d. that prefers
,h s.c,us,on of the stable raced az his best
prince John made deter mined bolt but Do8ee'' "''
Jockey gave him thrsshng which he i not INV" u"
forget for the rest Of the season.
The arrival OF Boundlcss anNion-ly looked iof'
,, h ID. .o, reach Jersey City until last night MI
cusb,ne is not likcy have mucii trouble III securing
a jockey ride him in the Realization
John Mc,intv the trainer, was OF the track
H.. trained tho unbeaten hfec.ycar.od 1"onatus ana
ne trained Montrosc. These colts won the Kentucky
Derby in their respective years. McGn'y saws that ne
consider, Clifford superior TO Boundless although III"
latter is q good colt Mc'iinty. who no" weighs ABOUT
lo7 pounds says he at'er than John h"gsh''
when the latter in the West and he dd not KNOW
the Rsncocas trainer when he frat mt him They were
companions the days OF Jack hsfdv ana l. Ae'"'"r
Jobn Smith bv mistake entered Deff"gilla Instead oil
ve,,ibulc I'm the the nt'ys- disgust Of John
Higgins.
son,elfdv cave the owners Of Equity . Lad up wh'h
she was withdraw from he first race aud reserved Tor
the race ON the grass Sir Frederick Roberts seem. To
be- Letter adapted over the FutnfV c'u'e Than
at the longer distances
Who is TN. ,,rchaser OF Meddler? This il question
in which many turfmen interested. W. H. FORBES,
who il the ow ner OF the Of Magenta and victory j.
mentioned by Charles Reed and othcr, while 'onc say
that W T. 1hoGI,on is the man. Meddci sound anu
i few weeks could trained into racing condition A,
he is not engaged Ia England. H. could win a. much
money in this country in England. aud peIhap' more
II he Il calabe lowering the coofs of ST. Leonardo
Poundlcss Clifford aud other American three yraod.
NJ T. Dryer 1, reported 20 be al least 10 co be-
hind in his betting this wear.
William Lakeland is a Bit fo'getful since his return
from Chicago SleiIner il entered IN four races to-day
PERHAPS the Brighton Beach trner intends to the
son OF Mortemer and than a. h..
raced Little I,cb years
Iauplighter and Kingston are named meet in the
race sevcn-elghths Of mile. Such should
prove great drawing card furious contest is likely
70 ensuc at the finish.
Picknckcr and Sicipner with 40 pounds Zach. al
one and one.eighth miles, provoke lively betting.
each horse has army OF admirers.
The programme first fifteen days Of the Mon
mouth meeting Is out and there races adapted
10 all classes Of horses and all grades Of tufmcn On
the OIL days. races with ~ 600 added for each Will
be given. The track is now in excellent condition
From present indications sable the grounds
will be occupied. Persons who stables and seldom
II ever entries not likely TO retain their stable
II persons who desire To race their horses require
quarters.
The fact that nrst-class two.ycar-od win for
b,s owner more than 500 IN LEES than dozen
yeang lottery more en,icng than ever before
Domino the champion two-ycar-old. is bennington In
every line. His breeding show. only ono bennington
cross through Mamie Grey, who was by Enquirer. a
son OF Iraming:on that he back 10 that strain
and /, a perfect picture Of the higher class OF tn,
Of greatest Of all the scs imported
TO this country