New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-09
, TRAINFR.S MOTIFS on TIE TURF.

part Of the racing yesterday did not pleas ""s ="
the and trainers who streIuousy oo'e'' :, ,
contrary u tho way for which inc d.. .,
built To run them Pierre Lorilari wa INC
the owners 10 pr test. lie went 10 John y 'i'''' .
Mr.. Morris referred him to Philip D"ycr VIM
Mr. Wac0tt was the man 70 see about 'ho 81,
I, was decided TO run all the closed races III inc oi
way and oil overnight races in the new wa" ~
Iorilard Withdrew Kilkenny at once a. MI h"-b'"
his trainer and Others said that the turn 0" .'' y,
way Of running unsafe Mr.. Waeo't on'
bet and leave 1t to the track engineers "'a' " ~"
old and the new turns exactly alike Soh' VI Wv
remarks made by turfmcn should be made where uno
persons referred could hear them One eT'i,'' "
man said that tie change was made 50 the 'uus'' N
escape from the press stand. Another P'"' =,
ann ar 10 be on intimate terms with the oWhcf Tcl'
10 said that the change made because ecr'''"
owners h rsc sweryed when asked 10 .uh home over
such long stretch ~,
In fact there was general Dissatisfaction. August Del
mont and j. w Rogers positively declined to run 'he
nlc. in the Monmouth oaks. unless the race was run ~
announced IN the stake book. u. y. Wither' was po"c
on un His love for the sport induced MN 10 "d'
the He determined TO haNo true III" ~ 80
To insure such constructed the present magnificent
courses at Monmouth PARK. II the jockeys oi "-'S io
such bunglcs thot they keep horse stra-hc Oh
halfmle homestretch. let them cmlgratc to "'ou''' "
once. Then let the owners and trainers eluc"lc N
Of Jockeys Keep the horses straight Inc no'
yesterday in the new way OF running a. pl'
they In tho old way. so that return to e o'
way can bo made by officials gracefully without losing
an iota Of their dignity.
A. F. walcott made the change TO please PERSONS WHO
suggested II. He says that he wants to pea'c W.
loiy who visits the track enjoy dnys sport SUI"
however generally from persons VINO 40
not own racehorses. who are not III anyway m'V'V
in Them but who delight in making propositions IL SUM
body suggests running the races cio'sWays' Is "neS
that the suggestion would receive due consideration o
the officials. -, ~ ,,
Prince George won the first race easily lie was INC
medium OF one OF NJ. b. Dwyers heavy piuns'' HIS
commissioner placed all tho money tha' 'c o',' Men,
would receive. Or. Rice dld nov "aNc nv -
and in third. 81 ,u
Kazan had the second race won "heh 'no nus "
The lot behind him was poor.
Tn. Monmouth OAKS furnished the race Of the dhy.
LADY Violet was the favorit but Augusta Belle MIS-
Maud and Afternoon nad many followers. Lazy Npi'
ran a GOOD race but beaten by Augusta h''o' VIM
was not ridden any too Vel BY L'mo''J' To-
Violet is grand, true-runnins mare. p"1 o"o ','
fourth niles II over her limit at praSnt AZ ""'t
va ,aor a, II she could hold the threey esrold lilies and
.ome Of the colts s''e' -, ,ho
The Hopeful Stakes furnished INC sensation VI Wv
t,v Uvdcralad defeated by lie shorte+ "i heauS
-, birmingham. The race opened with several i'''e
reako AZ the post Mlsai running over al eighth Oh
r,uc in some Of them When the flag went down
birmingham got the best OF the start being the q'N
IN get into his stride. The race ws between hu'""1
ham and Iyd,ralad who fought u out from -taIt !"
on,h II was hot finish nr>t one and then tho other
had his nose I'm front Fitzpatrick has not been rdihs
much O, late while Hamilton Is In the best Of form on the
straight courses Hamilton managed by The had"-t Ad e."
riding q win by nose.
August Belmont warmly congratulated by hN
friends A. j. Jo,ner. who trains fo' hIn' i'' ~ an
other lection Of h- caIiop" veil
tomo. T. Kc.ne was not AZ all PIT out by the defeat
y, b,s colt he said Fitzpatrick Old his NcrF h't ana
no dd not care to hear any criticisms 81 jockey VINO un
h,s hest 10 win and failed in such haIdioucht race ~
,no itor.,I STAGES Will Nj. KNno was talking he
received the news that FL Telesfapho lad Won l''
Worlds Fair Stakes at Chicago. TuHm'n OF a. s'""
congratulated him over the victory There vas "
,cetn.t Ia Teegrapho the CHICAGO u'in'n Thought
that peter the Great could win easily There were hit''
starters II II Telegraph and Dolly Warden can defeat
the Western cracks whit can Domino do WIN u''"
lomlno and Fl Photographic are IN the H'd" F'rh S'""-
- h. ,,u on rlur.day Mr. Kecne tol"g 'aphd Lakes ana
20 start either 81 the colt. which B." preferred u
the race. Tho HYDE PARK siake' i worth about @''V'
u the winner.
I,,,a,ght.r viii GO 20 Chicago TUESDAY morning
Sims thr Jockey 70 90 with Nm. bu' Nj i"''''"
6lndly PERMITTED him rcU.an until Tuesday night A.
Jane, p. Kecue has Engaged him to rld' one OF nv
u the Inrnarl >takc. 1t = lhrir That SINS w" '''
Mr Kc,Ic', entry tho II'de Park S"Nr-' a.,
Don Alonro 3. NJ 20 Iun he race "i al !N'' ~
owner Aicha~ +. DVvf. lake, 30 @"'i't "i th' l'''
that h. .>I.ct. give ne horse that be''' 'N' Don
the hardest -u u a rae"
Ml,a.t loo hor>., ar eApe,td 70 lrr.'c At Nonmo't
PARK from CLi,aso The stables Of Eugene I"'th and j.
l. NJ, ancr,y arc expected q the rack next "c"A
Ihlrc woi" .iAiv.iy' ophmaH'r, IN Inc I"t"Ih't"u
ING .hc llon NV ured tioii- ~ ''t aIauty I'm M
ortv Of the hadlLck -iorlc, alnut o-~s by i"oAnahci
,nnanat. fiom their clerks. WHO invest t"h money m
,arhtinc suits cigar tt's
FrDdcrrk Gehard rnterains hl- friends fyaY ~ j.
country sat IA Ncw-Jcr-oy. called the LocuTs j I" 70"
an.ec AMI De Courccy Forb-, we're hi, Rnt Id>l "''"
Mr ,,rald utends rdn-ler hi stations - "a QUIZ
ond ,;rc.nback aud all hi br,e'iunrH, TO u" h '''
IN the fail The Lo.us-. as tho farm j. called J. con
ded one u the best for breeding purpose, In the fa-i
H. I0rillaId intends i've IN California neat winter
He NAV sell RancOcas. II he Ike nc climate anu may
transfer some OF stations and brooduafes TO The Ia
CHE store.