New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-25
TRAINERS NOTES ON THE TURF.

Tho racing Yesterday was better than the card indl.
Gated The OWNERS and trainers have been s"rieu up
50 that they enter their horses more frequently
T. $ Campbell 5 home from Chicago His horses
are at Morris Park where ciey will have chance 10
recuperate. The Western trip tagged them out.
Fred Taral received an ovation from his friends lie
said that he glad to escape from Cnlcago awe i
GOT off the tran he said when 1t stopped at the iIar
cm River and thanked God thct l was safely back in
the only city in the world. dear old New-fork when
asked about American Derby and 81 LeonaNs'
Tari said Don't ask me about IT, III was an ou''
rage st. Ieonards would surely have won but for the
sn..lass doay AZ the post" Tara had the mount yc'-
terday on Raceland who carried 1ls pounds He won
the race with old veteran who ran an extremely se
,oec The time for the distance. l.lG miles, was
,.,7 IL surprised many race?oers who considered Dis
la, r,co fair ono but had idea he could defeat the
field opposed TO him yesterday as some OF MS races "eo
so bad I'm part Of the meeting. Inc secret was
out Raccrsad would not try or coud not run the rg'
wav OF the track, and the change made wonderful
s,co,orco IN him, The few persons who "in the
know as racing express IT, rroftted greatly by
their knowledge. NJ. f. Dryer plunged on the e"dng
chances and received good a. ~ to Tor over hall
of his heavy commission. Raceland won with bit to
STARE AZ the finish; Now Never second, and Sport.
who was heavily played by his owner Third. Kngct
carried fair sized roll OF notes Of large denominations
for Gideon g. Daily.
Pcknickcr supporters. 20 that the bookmakcrs
did not lose a great deal OF money on the race.
The FIRST race composed OF field Of moderate horses
Equity favorte and well played By the crowd
Of Gloucester bettors, who 10 win fortune
Reginald was the choice OF II. J. Grants friends while
p Lorllard and the Eancocas followers bet Oh Adde
Matthew Stern told his friends that Top Gallant was
ready and IL was good betting he would be In the first
three so that Top Gallant carried some money The
race was a moderate Addie easily Top Gallant
second Reginald third.
The second for two-year-olds Harrington
Curacao PatrlcIan Stonenee were well supported IN
the betting The public played Harrington. T. Lofhari
bet on Curaco5 the talent Parcian. while Sfonenec
was quiet tip extensively circulated In the PADDOCK
The race was a fair Harrington won by nan u
length from stonenellie. who beat Curacao a. hecH'
Patrican fourth.
Curacoas race was good one. the colt Is just re-
covering from a slight attack OF distemper
The fourth race selling affair. In wheh 'he
talent and the Gloucester contingent bet heavily vi
Artillery making him TO fayorite. The pubic oc'
OH Astoria at IL TO s. J. f. Mcdonald bet heaNlN al
three ways on Old Dominion while the others had Few
followers. Astoria. who extremely wen rddeh w
Bergen beat OLD Dominion by length. AT'ilierv ""S
three lengths away.
The nfth race was a betting contest NJ f. D"!ei ueS
s,5 coo on Nomad making him decided nVorlte. Inc
talent followed his money. Arab had some Io'lo"els'
,hares Kelly told all his friends 70 bet OH Es'ehe'
some OF them follow his advice but placed ef
.,n.v on Nomad. Estee made runaway race OIL ~.
rcninc up gap fifteen lengths in the nrst quarter