New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-12
4 TRAINERS NOTES on THE TURF

Tormenor began the torture of the bettors yesterday
bv winning the first with n Williams on MS OAcH
His owners think he had the slightest ch'".e'
and 20 10 was freely quoted in the ring Joe mus
vent the rounds Of the bookmakers ana acc'p'eu
much as they would bet against Kingston a' 10 o.
Iddesleigh with Fitzpatrick on his tocH rtceu "'u
support Lambley. Kingston "aIc"eu iuu''''-
raid no attention Tormentor until II was 100 N
lie gained rapidly with Kingston Ou' 'o'"'"'
long enough 70 win the race -,
The better, were dazed for moment but cane o'cH
N the ring determined 70 get even IN 'he 'e.0" '
tho CrossAre colt selected 10 retrieve 1'r i's
Roland Reed who played by bis owner I" WI"
,ro o,oup. won from Pirate Chief who was at IL 70
In the Lorillard Stakes the general puuic coui SEE
nothinc but St Leonards. They bet on MN a. i 'i'
r,co were all ever bu, the shouting NJ + D"ysf. u
Dwver and Richard Croker pinned their ial'h 70 Don
,lon7o Dr. Knapp and Trainer Rollins never Io>'
49, =, 81, vo,.er MANY Of the trainers and ire
ouen,ers OF the paddock placed their money on 'nc son
OF Midlothian and La Scala Walter kohh9 s''u
fare the race: This horse is dead game am
will race from end end Of the distance ne WIZ
his races last year through his gainei"N> anu NJ gu
ness will win this ORE In te l"u'''" 49,,
oca turfDen who had Don Alonzo since hs 'ip
- r,c.yo sod that he was ct l7j pound lighter
than before he Morr-s Park -. Lroh''"s o'"e.
TOO light by 100 pounds his owner sad, bu. n nun"
hts chances 70 win extremely good ha'n'po was
neglected in the betting aud In the paddock lie seHeu
., have recovered from effects Of hi trip TO Ch'aeo
The race was from Eatontown 70 oceanport i's m"es
The flag fell good start iN''i'p' 49,
he
bree.eiqhths in IS seconds making the ume LOT "'o
dis,a,ce d The horses bunchc1 until tie threc
sxt,enths pole the hDsh va. reached "h'h Dug
cett made play with Sir Walter who soon ma fa'"'p
in trouble Sims OIL ST. Leona Dc pretehdel 10 n'Ao M
run with the iavorte who tho Jockey faxed H. couiu
moi resno d hut under manipulation stopper win
his mouu. open. As Sims misnanaRei hin IL 'oph al
that vas In him TO beat Rainlo" neck iof '"''u
money Don Alonzo Collapsed completely wiz" VI
horses returned 10 paddock Don Aonio was Hfcauy
Ct fresh ara not OF III isls"r4
while Sir Walter also seemed comparatively lfes"
Sins said t. NJ. after the race that 81 LeOnau
acted as II he could over them but ne stopper
when he seemed 70 be gaoping Every man OF common
se.se knows what silly STUFF this Is D'es''' S'id =
az / had waited a little longer in the REALIZATION
might have won IT, Sir Walter never gave me seton
uncasness after the first halfmie'"
Philip j. Dwyer told MI Keene ana NJ r. p"!er
after the rae. that Sir Walter the best horse but
Phni j. Dwyer extremely judge Of racehorses
Michael f. Dwver said that the trip 70 Chicago was
disastrous for Don Alono
Richari Croker remarked "slr waiter ~ the Rahes'
o. the lot AID excuses Dot In order"
.If ANYBODY Is he criticised for the poor showing
made by St Ieonards and Don Aonzo, just give II 70 ret
tencl the Chicago starter" was the ridiculous remark
made by a nan who saw the American Derby "heh tie
were kent at the post than hour and half
J. W. Rogers wanted TO match Daily America against 81
eonards for $50 OOO q carry the weights when
both horses carried in the Realization the distance 10 De
two miles j. w. ROGERS IS not likely TO get match.
But M. Keene got an honest Joehey ~ "'o"''N
would win walk.
Jack OF Spades won the Control Stakes. and A. D.,
LOWER let 90 another yell long and loud that IL was
mainly heard at Eatonown. Jack OF spadre was the
tayore in the race the talent worn out by con-
san reyeses and good TO could be secured az
the close OF the betting. August Belmont presenter
Trainer Joyner with handsome watch that cost Iol o
money! on the inside OF the case is inscribed flrs'
staKe 1898" Mr.. Belmont thinks seriously Of sending
his trainer whistle attachment that be can give
| his when he wins STAKE. fOur sIh'o
in succession make good record for any trainer
Experts have begun to analyzc Ajax's race against
Iampahter the Ocean Stakes. He Is rated b' SONY
OF sO.caed handcapIers as being IN the fe' s VI
the tire ar-ods.
The fifth race furnished lot Of amusement for the per-
sons who sit on clubhouse veranda. james X ke"e
discov. red strant not entitled 70 certain Ao
ancc, and he decided withdraw him from The race '
o,t the hor-e 20 the stable where all the water
he could drink and generous portion OF nav -'
Gene neglected withdraw the colt ana when t'c ~
came b. weigh the jockey Sims made his weight anu pas
the scales. The number oard was run up ana he''r'
under tAe rule a starter Secretary CrcKihofc 'Ii'
., salohten matters but the sent Tor Dy Hl''
Keene said he should start II 1t kiico NM in
iudces were determined have Restraint start OF u
the Board OF Control and waive the rule mat
horse starter when his number and his JOKER "'
are run I'D on the board. Restraint never ri
GOOD a race In his life. H. is an extreInei! ea"H' ~
AID the water seemed 20 balance him. $500,
The nnish in the last race was enc OF q" ' -.
,,a oeenq short noses separating the first three no'
IamIlighte shipped to Chicago ye'Vrua' ~
J. Ca,satt's special car and viii ua,ei Nv thc n''
train j. Higgins expects Ia win the race, '" ~
track be dry aud fast. w Sims, VINO WIZ ~" J
started last night over the PENNSYLVANIA kNi "a w
will ride James X. Keene's entry in me H'oe -
Stakes 1t Is likely Domino will be the ono sDie'
Il, carry the Keene coors IN the lace -.
- o,,,,.,d Intends =, sell all Of his aged horse'
70 August and race nothing but twoyear-olds lie ouehs
70 sell Is Jockey also. 1t is so dihicui' 70 p" sx
ho,ses 50 that they can win enough {" pay 'h'"