New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-25
THURSDAYS BIG MATCH.
PREPARING FOR THE AUTHORITARIAN
MANY RACE.
HEAVY BETTING At EVEN MONEY NOTES o.
INTEREST TO HORsEMEN.

HEAVY BETTING At EVEN MoNEY-NoTES o.
INTEREST TO HORsEMEN.
The Gutenberg track visited h. many per-
sons yesterday who desired to look over the scene
Of the great equine battle OF next Thursday The
ones who had never visited the place before were
greatly surprised to find hrstclass mile track,
with excellent buildings and other appur'chahces
that go to make a good racccourse NO matter what
is said about the Gutenberg officials or the track.
the fact remains that two Of the greatest horses
that evv raced on the American turf are TO meet
there in race at one and one-quarter miles for
s1c next Thursday
Lampghter arrived at tho track yesterday morn
ing and was as gentle as the collie cora winch
has been his constant companion since he was
bought by Mr.. Walbaum. As he was puictY muhch-
ing his hay in "A roomy box stall. Matthew Eyrnes
and \. Mckccvcr arrived at the track 10 seIect
quarters for Tammany There were a number OF
/ horscmen present and I.ampligher was CRITICISED
by every one present. Mr. Byrnes saiu' Lump
lighter is the soundcst horse ! ever saw h"'"luh-
standing the severe campaigns he has p'eh 'hrouen'
He could race with safety over tur'p'N1' do "i'
feet are like steel and his legs like IRON. lie ms
not the rcmotcst sign Of a wind pun "" ITO : %
He seems to he in perfect condition.
| TURNING, 70 G. H. Morris. Mr.. Byrncs went on:
eft is too bad TO beat a horse like him, but VIII
take him into camp Thursday. Inc veteran
trainer said: "Ef that Their ,Tammany boss
beats that LampliGhter boss thcr Will be or chahce
ter buy some racehosses mighty cheap
READY TO PAY MORE FOR LAMpIIGHrER.
+. Walbaum said: There has been some talk
about the price paid for Lamplghter. can't real
ize what was the matter with some OF the owners
Of the leading stables who were interested
in race tracks | went to that sale
with the firm belief that would be forced to give
at least $4,000 for Lamplieher and was greatly
surprised when / secured him for $-NV"
fort hp
track and instructed him to accompany Messrs
Rvrnes and McKecver around the track so that
any uneven hard places which they might see
could be rcmedied before the race Mr.. Byrhes Sa"
that his horses feet were not of the best ana 'hat
he did not care to race him hard track
"Tcn the superintendent what you want ana VIII
see that the track is made to suit you ana your
horse" was Mr. Walbaum's reply.
A crowd watched the three mon as they SLOWLY
made a circuit of the track. When they returned
Mr.. Byrnes said 1t one of the best tracks he
ever looked at and he greatly pleased at the
prospect of the records being broken on Thursday
The stretches are so long that it Will give Lamp
lighter an advantage he did not have at BrooKFn'
although Tammany likes long stretch was MY.
Byrnes's comment when asked how he thought MS
horse would race over TIE track Marcus DAILY Is
expected on Tuesday. Mr. DAILY has not seen first
class this year.
BETTING on THE RACE.
There mas been some heavy betting NJ evens on
the race as every rscegocr is decided partisan OF
one or the other Of the champions
1t is the intention Of the Hudson County Jockey
club TO construct new grandsiand, win th'ee
tiers Of seats capable OF seating as many persons
as tho stand 1T Monmouth Park The management
has determined TO fight the trccis on this side Of
the river until they agree to divide the dates Of
the legitimate racing season in such manner that
BROOKLYN Sheepshcad Bay. Monmouth Park. Gut
tcnburg. Brighton Beach and Nesichcsier snail
hav" an equal number Of racing days. In regard
TO the early spring and late fall. the New-jersey
tracks are capable OF arranging the dates anica-
biz.
At Saratoga next year II Is tho intention Of the
association t. cive thirty stakes SIX Of them are
to be- worth $3.50 each to the winner guaranteed
10y the association.
to SHIP TtMNtNY WEDNESDAY.
Tammany viii be shipped to Gutenberg on
Wednesday. 1t Is likely that Tenacious or SIT
Matthew VIII accompany him
j, W Rogers intends 10 sell some 81 the horses
in his stable at public sale AT the close Of the
racing season j. j. Mc'aN"rty viii sell AZ
least twenty horses out OF his stable. Aiccaf-
fcrty realizes that he has made mistak" IN racing
an extensive stable. attack Of sickness
which il contagious costs more than two good
seasons with a moderate stable can stand. All Of
the horses in his stable were sicI when the racing
season was at its bes'. SO that There s large
amount on tho losing side OF the Mccancrty el-
ger this year.
William Lakeland is preparing Domino for The
Matron Stakes. The colt is in excellent shap" aud
doing splcndidly. II is likely that Chorisicr VIII
race next year. lie in The first hight Of the
thrce-y ear-ols I'm the early part Of the season and
is likely 10 prove dangerous in the all-agel di-
vision should he fully recover from the Injuries
received in the race FOR the American Derby at
Chicago.
81. Leonards never fully recovered from the cf-
fects OF his journey to the West.
THE KEENEs' STABLE NEXT YEAR.
r. & f. p Keenc's stable for 1894 promises TO
BIZ fully as strong as the stable OF the present
year. with forty yearngs from which to develop
the twoyear-od division. All % them selected
with the greatest care. it would be strange indeed
if some of them did not turn out to be nrst-class
performers
The racing Of last week did not come NJ to the
races nj the fan meetings in. former years
Glenmoync's fast race places him IN the foremost
rank Of the sprinters. Glenmoyne sick all
summer. His Gilment seemed 10 be indigestion.
eyes and the inside OF his nostrils were yellow -
gold. AZ one time his trainer, j. w Rogers,
and judicous treatment, il IS likely tina.
Glcnmoyne viii completely recover his form.
until he has only horses that will BE- raced next
Colonel Rupert is well pleased with this seasons
campaign. and hopes 70 do 9riter next year col,
true turfncn desire to see him succeed.
James Mclaughlin has small stable. but his
colors frequently first past the post Mr.. Me
Iaughlln has many friends who anxious to
sec his horses win. 1t Is lk'ly thar me cX-cham-
pion Jockey Will fair sized stable OF horses
next year.
II Is not generally known that Tammany was
used as a stock horse this year lie was bred 10
six Of the choicest bred mares owned by Marcus
DAILY last spring
MIR. LOHILLARD'S PLANS.
IL Ia not likely that more than twelve OF the
fOrty-iivr ycarlings at Kancocas viii be trained
for
10 spend the winter In California, and may max"
that state his permanent home.
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