New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-23
, TPAINER's NOTES ON THE TURF.

The racing at Monmouth Park attracted the usual
Saturday attendance yesterday, with some newcomers
from the beaches and the Court OF Chancery' Tracy
Bronson accompanied by Felix II. Levy, who was armed
with mandatory Injunction appeared at the gate before
the fret race and demanded admission The Wits were
served on A. +. Walcot and the members u thc
Executive Committee. Mr. Bronson was admitted Inc
wrts are TO be returned August II. MI bronson
will no admitted every race day least until then
Trainer Hatfield received cable message from colonel
North insructlng him cmphaticay 70 obey the otuers
OF one OF his agents in this country Inc nurses h'Ne
been shipped 10 Saratoga Hatfield will return to Eng
land next week. He has made many hiends IN 'nis
country All the trainers say that Mr. Hatneld du
remarkably well with the horses ar they were Ill anu
NOT acclmeted Arturo was killed at Morris Park
High Commissioner is afflicted with rheumatism lddcsiclsh
won two races but Is not by any means high'e">S
horse The stable overmamged, Is the vcroc'
Of some trainers. Thomas Haley, the new trainer Is
likely 10 have way and train the horses WITHOUT
Interference Colonel NCrths c0ors may possibly De
first the finishing post occasionally at 'he IAN
meetings.
Who will train Medder7 This IS question asked by
many turfmen IL is likely that the question Will be
until latter part Of next week Some OF tho
leading that docs not make any difference
who trains the colt II he Is not better than te recent
importatons OF leading owners.
Richard Croker is at RichAeld Springs. The report
that Frank McCabe was going to train Mr.. 'rokers
horses caused McCabe to laugh. lie said: II have
never spoken to Mr.. in my life hardly believe
he knows me by sight, One OF the frequmterS OF the
said that Mr. Cookers standing in society was
by of his associations at Monmouth Park
and he wen, to Richneld Springs to square himself
Edward Kelly and w l.. Hamersley were at the track
Nj. Kelly said that McGones jockey is ended
IL not at Brighton Beach, he said, but am sat
isfci that he deserved the punishment he would not
have been ruled Of"
said certain boomakcr "had the boy" and
rode suit boomaker whenever he asked
to do So Mr.. Kelly intended engage the jockey for
the but is satisfied to trust to luck whenever
he starts horse.
The betting yesterday light considering the at
tendance, majority of the bcttOrs invested small
amounts on their choices. In the first race Ka7an
carried a heavy commission for Gideon & DAILY. He
easily from 'Roscommon who ba Rama a neck. ID.
IT. Pusfor bet Eoscomnon. and Rama was bet on
by his third. Pccksnin broke down.
In the second race Giaeon Daily placed their Winnings
on Ramapo who won easily fsIy. who heavily
played in the 12-3 books by NJ +. Dwycr. Comanchc
who had a long rest account OF wrench 70 one Of
his shoulders, third. lie played 10 win ard
for a place but Williams. who had the mount on him,
although g-i boy has not the experience as Jockey
to do the colt justice Reckon usual delayed the
start. The "lron Mare" seems to have lost her form
completely she is not within twenty pounds OF fair
selling platter.
The Csmdcn Stakes by John Cooper. who
won selling other dsv. Lochinya second.
and Dorian third. Joe Ripley carried thousands Of
dollars Of public money. Sam Lucas was played by the
followers Of Marcus DAYS stable. Both horses were
DaulY Dedlel, as JOnn NvOpT Ipsl
to finish Lochnvar. who Is half brother 10 Elkwood
a game race. he under the whip tor half
mile. and he finished second Dorian third. The
followers OF McDonoughs stable placed small commissions
on him all three ways.
The OF the day the Harvest Handicap at one
and quarter miles. Every horse had following.
Banquet carried heavy commission for VI. J.. Dwycr
His commissioners enabled TO get large amount
as the other horses we'll played. Pckockct ana
Bitten in demand at to !. Sleirner was backed
by general public. Mars supported by numbc
OF large betors while Bitten had follow
ers from Brighton Beach Slcipncr in drive.
Hamilton easd him eighth pole and Lttchcld tried
steOl the with Mars. who appeared beaten. lie
came with rush, but Hamilton was alert and managed
beat him by a neck Pickpocket, who sNes weight,
was third.
The fifth selling affair Arab hot
favoiitc and a. he pleased. Fremont third, a
head front OF Mlnnehala, whose number up
on the number board second. After delay
changed and Fremont's number substituted.
Pierre Ioriards agent bid Arab up 4oj. siO5 over
the entered price, 1000. Arab second Kilkenny
when Bookmaker Lacknan bid him up - 5O5 over
tered price.
Tho Gideon & DAILY contingent plunged Merry
Monarch the last IL aid that they placed
$50 600 their horse He without difficulty
Sir Matthew who beat Reginald for the place. The
winnings OF Gideon a. Daily yesterday estimated by
bookmakers $4,000. The success Of horses
trained by j. j. Hyland haa placed his employers the
winning side David Gideon is increasing in weight
every day. lie is not quite big Tom Costigan, but
Is gaining.