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

Tho nrst race AZ Monmouth yesterday iurhi-heu /
sensation. Slocco beaten by fcmrn' VINO w "
money in a drive Yemen in his owner "p n.y.
sirocco nvecighths or thrcequa'te' .,
Pierre Lorillari bet heavily yemen ana i'o' ~
rcgaincd hi, losses by the defeat OF LappHGn''r
After the race Philip !. Dwycr called Dosp"l' 10 Que
side and began 10 question him about th' '"""s VI
sirocco Dossctt claimed that he tried all h' 'o"u o"
the fall Of the Tag to finish get Sfocco 10 the
front. hut in spite Of all H. could DO h'n." o"''a'
him. Mr. DIVER asked. ''lIow could you ou '
field 50 easily on the Fourth Of July and nave no 'e'
todavr' Dorcctt his temper get the D't"r u MN,
| and he answered ancry. Il didn't pull The horse
did not say YOU did" said Mr.. Dwyer III ''u""' W"
pulled him YOU would b. ruled of. II th' HN'''"No
| Committee had the sdmc opinion -, .
Dorcett walked into the Jockeys room ana Sau III
oud voice; III ANYBODY says / pulled sirocco ne Is
blankcty. blank liar" Mr. Dryer overhea'a wv a
| and went into the Jockeys room ana s'Acu po--
| he said Dogrctt repeated the remark M p"S'' '
| that nc deserved a severe lashng with MS own "'np
ur Dwvcr loft the Jockeys room and conplshcd 10 he
Judges charging Doeccti with mpertnch'e nv ''us''
| suspended Doccctt and recommended that INV "p "
| Control revoke his license. Mr. D"Nef sau ''''"".
that he considered Docgctt thoroughly honest Jo'AN an
- oocctt said that he wa, sorry would not press the
rorplaint IL always Doecctt TO rde ny hor>e'
il / can get him" said Mr. Dryer 'but jockeys nus'
not think they rule the turf OF too great importance
TO be spoken TO-" ,,
The Widest repor were spread through the finP III
was runorcd that Doqcc ruled or and that he had
assaulted NJ f. Dwycr and was locked up lie role
onward In the last race. but the horses o"""'' WIZ
ruined by a collision with Fremont.
Pierre Lorilaid said that he would m@Nh ''"c"
AGAINST Srocco at tho weights and distance on
saturday for $1,000 side II j. enough money 70 III"
FOR a. the almost sure to cauS "''H "'''''"'
and the owner Of either horse can swell inc '"o"'. "
No won 70 any desirable figure in the betting ih2' MI
Lorfllard declared that he would math either N''"ou'o
or Dcrorgla both. acln,t Nrocco Al rh"'' - "
a mile for 81 900 side each race Here l. 'na"'' 'or
the crack sprntcr and conqocIoF OIL i-'mP'7" " '
I'D a snug In week
,f,er the races IL was rumorcd that the owner Oh
sirocco Ike match him for an! sum nom o0'
up to So 600 against any Of MI I0rl'"'' 'l'"0I'
II i lltelv that match or series Of matches VIII De haa'
Snort NAV be a jewel without prce, bnt WIN r''''
in the saddle ne IS hollow mockcFy d"iu-ion ana
durcr sport hot fs,crc In the fai'"u' H''"'''
The race burlcSquc. AJAX cut OUT ,n' 'i,'''"S
tom tat IN nui,h sloan rode AjsN lie Is 20 liberal
q ocpcv that h. allowed sport {" cut ont oR >"''
lie went very wide the homc-''etch urn ana let ''''
come ND on the rail long several lengths f'e o'e''
the English roll sport and then Tor chanHe H. VIM
to the whip riding Just like >repechS'c Jo'hcH' va"
WAS en- favoritc that iuadc hi- effort over th' "'"'
lump II Is said that some English tnrfm'n were 'N'
cccdnrly angry at Colonel North TO- -cndhe I"'e !"
this country they hated to los" III" services Oh ~
valuable jockey Colonel T. P ochlree might pr'N'"
OH Colonel North recall him II 1t were ho' l"r 'h'
fact ti,at Iddlc-cgh loves the English roll rer'"P'
Price WIS 'honly kiddin' en-"
ro> +. another Her a, he roll, an over his mount
uc1storc should try teach ham 20 80 steadily on
bo, :, a, IL some years On possibly pc'""c -"'
jockey.
Tho d,fc,t OF Dobhins by JACK Of SPADE wa ''''
in which the JacA took the ac. The hn'h wa ~
,remcly close T. j. JOINER lcd hi breath "lli' u'F
were running tho Last ci-hth o mile WI nc '"'
her Of JACK Of >Ialc. I'm ny he 1t 20 WIN VOL
that could Ice heard almost = mile" James Rove h'Ati
it plainly the starting post nearly I'M ei'nf'h' "'
mile away. IL turned 20 colonel Hal ard sail
cJovner. colt won. That's h. yr'l" "W'- th't
VII p, the Colonel asked. 90 have h'aii many yen
Won u,u.f BE- mistaken. That locomotive whistle