New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-27
70 ADDED. One mile and
A TRAINERS NOTES ON THE TURF.

An effort 10 make n special race between the last
FLIES La Tosca, Correction and Yorkv1le Belle, Is
being made by the officials at the Gravesend track
Should Mr. Loriard decide 10 start the queen OF the
sprn,ers a grand should result.
JOngstreet's easy race Thursday put him on
edge for the ST. James Hotel Stakes to-day. slime
enthusiasts were willing bet $500 to S4O0 yester
day that he will defeat Lan,plgbter shbnld Trainer
Higgins decide to start him. II was reported about
town yesterday that heavy commissions have been
sent IN the Western p0OlrOoms TO be placed on Long
street.
ME- Dwyer instructed his commissioner, j. Vendg'
IN place $40 600 on Nomad. and as much more as he
couId Mace II the bOOkmakers would lay to 10.
Mr. Vendig succeeded In placing more than S2oooo On
the race Ncmad ran an extremely disappointing race
Restraint ran as II the would do him world OF
good Hamilton acted as II he were afraid to go up
to his field until the stretch was reached when he
closed up a lot Of ground. He acted In the same
manner on Flcknicker.
George TAYLOR was severely injured in the last
lie had the mount Hush. He was forced on to the
rail On the backstretch. His foot was SO badly
crushed that the bone proruded Ills leg was broken
besides. TAYLOR remained In TIE saddle over a half
mile irving his best To stop the colt but could not
succeed I'm doing So At the eighth pole In the home
stretch he began TO reel IN the saddle ana fe 10 inc
track A large crowd gathered around him. lie was
taken to Toni Dougans house to await the arrival oil
tunate jockeys on the turf. lie has had several
severe falls and has broken bones repeatedly Ills
injuries are likely prevent his appearance In the
saddle for the remainder OF the season. Taylor has
not been I'm the best OF luck recently. so that the
Fund for Disabled Jockeys Is likely to be called upon.
Reckon was left at the post. Starter Rowe got
hown from his box and crossed the track to place
St. Michael who behaves badly at times. Reckon
who Is lust as bad as st. Michael was at the inner
rail- lie dropped tle flag to seemingly good start
hut Reckon was standing still with man holding
her by the head As Reckon wellbacked
second choice much faulr was found by the persons
,rbo bet on her. Starters often make poor starts
when the ground
The foul riding jockeys who have done their best
N annoy the starter and ninre the racing at Graves
end NAV vet receive Just punishment. II Is possible
thai action will be taken by nearly every respectable
.c,pc association I'm the country 10 respect the rl-
,nrs I'm regard to the punishment Of jockeys VINO
misbehave.
some Jockeys say that favOritism Is shown TO certain
,ockevs II is absurd 10 accuse Starter Rowe OF
,.vor,,ism as he knows what II Is 10 be jockey
himself.
ASSOCIATION was at the Brooklyn track yesterday.
m, ,,,epded TO remain in New-Y0rk several days.
"a, nuc is one of the best arranged issued
and trainers greatly pleased with the con-
S,tions Of many OF the races; number OF horses
from Inc tracks In this ncighborhood Will 60 to the
TSs METROPOLITAN Handicap. at Morris Park. should