New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-28
, Trainers NOTES on THE TURF.

Tho roeIne at Monmouth Park does not improve as me
meeting grows Older Owners and trainers VIII NOT '"'e
o, borsos The managers intend to stir the owners up
but they cannot compel them to on" unless the entrance
,oas ara done away with. In he selling races the feds
extremely light -
Ona owner said Yesterday he did not feel Ike pay
ing go TO start $40 to jockey for riding his horse
when he knew that he had no earthly chance 70 WIN
hordcan and stakc horses permitted To run In fchg
races at onethird Of their rHal value "hy oonV 20"
run the winner upr' asked bystandef' II "'nV y"
race and only few selling paiter'. IL run one VI
those hiQclass turnens horses up might as wei "'e
the turf" ,,..
There ore hundreds Of horses ready to race % Monmouth
pork Every morning many fast trials tke pare
Only one method remains TO Increase the size " inc
Gelds-that is TO make the entrance W al "'e ''o'
night affairs free.
Tho Attendance yesterday light and the bookmakers
were rot hilarious the prospect OF winning fortune
from the potrops OF Monmouth Park One OF them re-
marked: ''Tbe game is good Everybody who goes
70 tho races nowadays educated and knows as much ~
We do So we are lucky 10 win our expenses"
Raceland won the first race IN drNe from 'uHoh
The race 10 suit the old veteran. 1'ra was
on his back and waited until an eighth OF mile nom
tho finish when he called "Old Bones to make MS
run Sims on julien. adopted the same tactics ana
made determined rush, but was beaten by neck
NJ r. Dwyer had TO accept short price on Eaceland,
as OF the heaviest puneers bet ON him before Mr.
Dwyers commissioners ready TO place his money
One Of them said 10 to was good price with
Taral up.
Riverside made the avorite In the second race on
the strength his by Trainer Cooper's ADVICE
declaring to win with him In the Sapling Stakes on
Tuesday. Riverside exceedingly bad race finish
ishing fifth My Lady won by head from Anawsnca
Micnac Queen third, length away.
After the race +. =. Keene asked Cooper oues.
lions about Riverside. Trainer Cooper replied 10 cap
ous manner which net;led Mr. Keene. who said ''If
you 70 answer my questions properly. you
can secure your release any time after today"
Cooper did reply. 1t is likely that his services
will be dispensed with for his mpertinence Yesterday
There several reports about the affair many Of
which were greatly exaggerated. J. il. +. J.. Kccne
treated Cooper with great consideration They re-
tanned him in their service this year when tey could have
dispensed with them They paid him $50 900 for IIydera
bad ana allowed him 10 train horses owned by himself
Cooper extremely odnaured and must have forgot
ten himself when he spoke tn Mr. Kcene yesterday.
1t also rumorcd that Matthew Byrnes going 20
the service OF Marcus DAILY. Byrnes did not know
anything about it yesterday afternoon AMI he laughed
the report
Aurean, who won the Optional Stakes was purchased
by J. J. Sheridan few days ago from w. o. d. Nc.
Donough IL said that Albert Cooper is his Dalcr IN
this horse. Tara Aurellan. WHO well PLAYED
talent jockey Toral beat Terrspn the post
The Raritan stakes the public idea OF how good
a horse Ajax IS WHOM asked 10 carry weight dis
lance ground. Ajax pronounced public favore.
carried thousands Of dollars in small amounts NJ f.
Dryer and the plungcrs made rush Sports chances
few minutes before post time and made him favorte
1ara TO ride and that gave the plungcrs confidence
Sloane gave the hackers OF ax uneasnes
the front at the fall Of the flag and making
the pace 10 suit himself In the easiest possible
by two lengths Comanehe beat Sport three
lengths for the place Ajax has his proper place In
ranks OF the threcycnr-olds He is cassed by some
enthusiasts as equal II not superior Walter so
there is prospect OF good racing
when 81. I@onards and Don Aonzo recover from the
effects Of their journey to Chicago.
1t probable that j. W. Rogers will train Medder for
w. ii. Forbes Mcddicf II at Morris Park where he
will remain until Mr.. Forbes instructs his manager f. C.
choatc, what 70 do with him Mccdler is desirable
horse for q prominent trainer train lie comes from
England with great reputation. lie has been laudcd
as world beatcr by English tori writers 80 that
great deal is expected Of him. Scvcrai alners are
anxious train him. that Mr. Forbes should have no
trouble to place hin in good hands.