New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-01
A TRAINERS NOTES ON TIE TURF.

The racing season in is nearing the finish.
with the results difficult TO predict as at
the beginning OF The favorites are BOWED
over like tenpns and the socalle talent Ia wdeyed ana
wander abou: the track like los: spill
The dope book players are In despair. and claim
daily abuators Of form should print the fractional
tine OF the races that could tell how fast pace
was set in first part OF the races Another thing
they would give them better chance 70 seec'
winners and that - print the direction ara NeiocA
Of the wind Some Of desir. know why certain
ioc KEY holds long with q the best know"
~ the plungers and selects dark place between
Broadway and Sxthsye. In Twentysish-st TO hod them
To satisfy OF the players would take page OF tho
largest daily paper in the city TO print table with all
the desired information.
D1minO heads the u.s. o. American "inne'' VI '''
ar. ,or single y.ar He returns unbeaten viii, the
re, ord at twoycarold stake distance carrying Ten
pound penalty. tuIimen predict that he VIII not
stay the distance three.yearods are asked 10 run
His ownc. and trainer Boweyer. the best Judges Of
the colts ability that che croakes VINO Try Z"
belttle Domino's unriyalied career a. t"oyear-"i
should walt until noxt year they express their
opinion OF the colt.
The Hudson County Jtckey Club Intends 20 give race
coers a chance 10 see Tmnany, Lampentc. and Hudoh
.,ce ot .pccal weights. The ownc- Of Rudolph ami
Matthew Byrnes, trainer OF Tammany, ale to be con-
suited in regard to such race. :. Wabaum ana j. e.
Carr Will to arrange with them tonorow 80
as 70 have the race place Saturday The dis
lance Is and quarter miles y race WIN
the weights properly adJstd between three such CRACKS a.
Iamplghtcr ana Rudcllh should aViact iu"y
as large crowd witnessed the great mifch race be-
tween Tammany aud Lamplightr. MI Walbanms
losses ON the race greater than he suffered on
anv other race In $1,000 the total Of his
losses through bet, MS Looks thc track.
On Tuesday aud afterward the races at Guttenburg
will begin at 10 O'Clock, TO run on the programme
before darkness The arrangement Of dt"s Tor
the fall meetings satisfactory TO all the NewJcrsey
tracks.
Marcus DAILY remain in the city two weeks
One Of his agents visited Gutenburg Yesterday with large
bundle Of unsolicited tickets Hammany Mr.. Dalys
winnings on tho etmsed 70 be over $4,000 so
that journey Of 1000 miles gave the millionaire tu
man both pleasure end profit.
Time betting prohibited Guttenburg and IL is likely
that the hypodcrmic tainers' who give their hoFses
Injections Will 10 seek field, after the next
meeting OF the executive committee
The number OF yearllns' that lave run wachbfesking
,,tIs ia greater than ever before The part
Of It is that many Of for sale at rdicuously low
prices There prospect that next season viii have
number OF good ones Of tho colts in the leading
stables have shown excellent form In their work.
Pierre Iorllad intends TO start ZONE OF the twOyear-
olds th0t are % sold at Wc-tche-tcr.
The Linden track has been put In lrstcass condition
for the meeting held there beginning October 10
All the stables been Oychiuled and the arrangements
10, the comfort Of tho horsemcn and their horses
pleted.
Beginning tomorrow, racing VIII begin at clifton al
o'clock instead 80, and special trains direct 70 the
track will leave Chambeis.>t. az II 80 and 10 D.. m
aud West Twenty -thiId.st. i've minutes earlier.