New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-02

thu night az the old track Bymes puts Oh NY
Al, when asked about the trial, The chances q" ''.s
IL Is another colt that ran 50 fast and that b'r',e
N surprise his friends and the race-gong pu"'" n,
The news that the opposition to Mon"o -
would continue By the opening Of the Clifton ''" ''
ike a wet blanket the Managers of Mcnmou'n ~
not that they desire the horses 10 i'll up 'noi ,-
fields 50 much the 500 a day fos each - .
The free entrance policy seems TO b, tne o"P -.
secure good fields at Monmouth. With the ehuah' H.
10 overnight races, tie hor>es could only DE "'
BY permission OF the judges on account OF '"'"' VI
other causes. ,o,.
The first race was a wakover for srccco' "--,.'
had the mount as his suspension ended on Noiua' s"t
Doggetts services are eagerly sought ior Nv V
even moderate jockeys are scarce ,,,
NJ Allen quarters his horses at the Seaf""s ,
outside the track They are nearly ready to race a. &
have had long slow. careful preparation Ar'" = I'M"
N train for W. II. Forbes, OF Boston next year ,
J. q. Follansbee refused offer Of S6V" io ,',
ing a. he is not forced to sell the mare IL ! ''
that she will carry his coors To victory on me e''
at Sheep.head Bay at the fall meeting ,..
Ajax disputes with Sir Walter the position OF cna"p'"
q, the Eastern II the wish oil every
racing man that colts meet 10 race on e''n ''"'
and decide the question Of superiority tolohel h"p
po- a supratively good colt in AJAX ~ " ".
opinion Of many shrewd tuIfmen that AJAX "a" va
Sir Walter any distance, so that race De'
colts would prove an extremely attractive contest ~
however, Colonel Rupert cannot meet Sir water III
race he can easily reputation for hi' co' ''
would place him in the list Of the crack threeH Jus
Of the American turf II Alan can defeat i1"'l-
one a miles weight for age, Coionei hupp''
can win a large amount OF money. Pierre Loii''u "a'
great faith in Iampgers stamina and believes that ne
can defeat Ajax in a race at one and hall m''S'
match be made for from 5000 TO sloooo d. '"''
distance. OF course the association would ahd some
thing the amount. and the public would be sure 10
turn out In large numbers 10 see the contest
ST. Leonards rapidly recovering his form ana Is
likely TO the field contest for the theeyearod
championship at the fall meetings
All the Rancocas horses in active training are no"
being trained by John Higgins.
OF the Broadway trainers were greatly s"rpr'su
TO find the track at Monmouth deep in mud. one vi
had he expressed IT, his onc-thousanddoh"r man
with him lie assured him before he lef; the city mat
the track was extremely fast. as his horse wofNcd
half mile in forty seconds the morning before he
left the track for the city u have the tho',indhl"r
man his business 10 90 u the track ana bet o" 'e
horse. The horse Withdrawn when they arrival
and the broadway trainer was greatly surlfS1 Una.
lad rainca since h. started for the CIV Inc
,housanddolar man sad a trainer who seldom leaves
the track: did rain at all In the city this "or
ing" 1T ddn rain down here either. but poured
almost all nrhi," the reply. The chances aro '''
tho Broadway trainer will lose his situation
Inc bows In Wslcoit 4 CampbllS stable nave NV"
,sadnq "profcs Dono,ans book the art Of bon
ing The foreman was dissatisfied win one o INV -,
t.ndan,s and words passed between the"| ""
,orenan made a lass at the attendant. who aN"ded IL
cl-verlv lie called , coward a ne "SlA'u '"Ns
from the stable. hour> later thc foreman "r' Wv
,,,, outside the track The said: hoh 'nl'u
me a coward. I have one proposition TO make 10 Won.
I never fight around the stable Let vs. nave u o"'
-. ho-s the winner 10 return tie stable ana the
loser 70 get employment elsewhere" The foreman agu
n the p,ouosition and the LOOKOUT Tor "tua
ton as tn. conaucror Is now the f"r"mhh'
Martin Bergen i riding in excellent form. owners
,d trainer, are anNiol, hi- services he j
A., crue Ia hi, mounts and for tsat reason WINS t"o
with bor.1> that ore difficult TO manage
Oueenllke II bred at Brookdale.
\upl,.r TWO OF the second part OF "'ioodwins GUIDE
. 80, ,a contains the re-, ord ~ all the races run In
Iulv !. is Of the greatest importance ana NAue 10
every racc-gVr.