New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-19
A TRAINERS NOTES ON THE TURF.

Lamplishter locks light and shows the effects Of his
hard campaign. He has been in active training since
March All of the In which he entered last
winter handicsps weight for races The
training 70 ht horse for the Brooklyn Handi
cap the Suburban takes Of him than the
itself IAmpgher's form three yesrold caused the
hsndcsrpers to give him the top weight in every race In
which he was entered. HIS first race the Brooklyn
Handicap bruising contest from start 10 Finish
shrcwd trainers that the race affected the colts
he repeatedly fouled and ostled In the r'
mile the last quarter under severe punishment
finishing second 70 Disbls lie ordinary races
after handicap but defeated every important
contest. Tho chances that be VIII get let up.
50 that be raced In the allaced stokes az the
full meetings
St. Leonards did not start in the Stakes yes
terday The colt bad race for the LoraTd Stakes
that his owners that he had Loot his form and
not within fifteen pounds as good as before his trip Z"
Chicago. Sir Walter is hailed AZ the champion OF the
theeyearod division His for the Stockton reflected
.rcu credit Oh his trainer Walter Rollins he was In
perfect condition. Jockey Doegetc rode him strictly to
orders
J. W. Rogers said after the ~ am satisfied that
none Of the ods anything to do with Sir
Walter Daily America Is fit 10 race as II Is possible
n have him I haven't single excuse TO offer for him.
He vas well ridden and good race as expected
him to run Such race would win unless your horse
meets an exceptionally good colt onefed 10 So" h'
Sunbeam colt (pow Daily America 10 Mason who trains
fol J. C. Follansl-e day last winter lie was at my
s,ab. and admired Oh. colt. told him II he would pay
the fofeits against him he could have him. The ior"''
amounted to about 81 200 He did not take my ohe ana
I was compelled keep him. He has won over s3oooo
fer this and is likely TO WIN some more r''
IL he does not meet Sir Walter
J. r. Kecne nat present 10 see Hornppe win
tho Tvro Stakes He s afflicted with boil. r. r.
Keene with party Of friends. was present ara hey
secured positions in the gandstand where eood We"
q the finish could be had. The race was hot one
from nagfan to finish. The pace was terrific. sam
Lucas with los pounds his back acted as pacemaker
until the last sixteenth when Sinh reused Hornpipe and
won with something spare IN the fast time OF one
minute Dobbins extremely game roce Lanoiey
punished him numerically for the last eighth OF niue
Hornpipes stamps him as nearly hrstcass Ihis
race caused TO that he was next 70 DOMINO
in the two.yesrod division
Domino and FL TELEGRAPH Brighton Beach. where
bav will be nrepared FOR their engagements at Monmouth
PARK Roth Of the colta journey from Chicago
without frettng and likely % be In h.t-ciaes shape
when 10 the post lskeihd 'hid thst nearly
every Western trainer considered that Rudolph was o"h
into the Columbian Handicap he showed In oil his ra es
that he capable of holding his own with the best 10
training. He is owned by johnson hanh'h' WIN o""
the Aetna Stables.
Ncider the s75 900 threeyear-od colt purchaser by
w H. Forbes Boston. at the sale OF Ab'gdo4 Bad's
Stable at England will be stolei at horri-
PARK until his owner decides what do with him j. C.
Choate who is Mr. Forbes's has be extremely
unfortunate with stable He arrived at Norris Park
carly In MAY with twelve horses They have Geel
ap1 ever Mr. Choate expects 10 win some races
with some that he removed TO Monmouth Park
NJ f. Dryer large amount by betting on Ar.
iillcry place.
Richard Croker hs. not been az the this week
The betting the pigeon shooting match at HOLLYWOOD
tetween Edgar Murphy and Mr. Welch. Of Phlad iphia
is extremely heavy. Murphy IS slight favorite
J. $ Campbell expected arrive at the track today
Many owners are snSiOusly waiting for Isial