New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-16

4 TRAINERS NOTES ON THE HORSES.


The nrst erca. race Of 1893 IL A. . majority
Of the great the result unsatisfactory the
public LAmplightcr beaten. but not disgr,ced.
The fact that ejC0 10 start did not prevent
number selling plaers from going 70 the post Tho
"I.toId you.so' people are their glory. The ''fs.
and and fatcr,ity have subject that will last them
for AZ least horses that were beatcn In the
would b. 10 favortcs over Dioblo II they were
10 meet him In under the same conditions any
time this week. IAmpiighter boots To protect hs
hind legs, he IL spt In cut himself when fully X.
tended. lie was Tar behind the leaders when he swung
Into tho homcstrech. and he asonshed everybody by
the electric rush hs made the last threeslxcnths Of
q mile. lie went by his horses as II they were soIns
the other but could not in time to beat Dsbo.
who supcrbly ridden By Tara.
In talking about :he the Jockeys oil ct
Garrison In the rIck all the way and got
long enough TO tell what position he In in part Of
the race As for w. Catalepsy Daily. his horses made
short tscks all the like canal boats In . head wind
Cassius Sloane said he did his Charadc but
in it. Samuel Doggct. who rode Lc,nawc. said
the colt easily and acted like winner ell the wsy
until the eighth pole where Dsblo collarcd him. and he
then quit without making effort. III had let him
run II he being worked" said Dogsctt. land
opened gap. might perhaps have with him. How
ever It good luck that he third. he stopped
q walk In the last sixteenth"
Tara said ~ just kept clear OF the ruck and met with
interference and won' Sims LampIish satd but
little lie thought he fortunate In saving his horse
from injury Fred Llt,Icneld said that the far turn
horse the outside pulled In and he knocked four
five out OF the Mars knocked most
TO his knees and when he recovered was lost
The continual exhibition Of foul riding from
quarter pole until the horses Strengthened
into the stretch. Alcck Covington. Judge Morrow.
said Il got chance TO make run. everybody
humping into each other.' A. +. walcott bet on
Diabio at odds ranging from so TO so and sew
eral thousand dollars.
The Expectation Stakes bv Chsteau. who
the favoe. lie IN trouble from being crowded
The good one. but IL was short distance
for racing to get d good line the youngsters.
Racing tells said oldtn.c rIfnan why. just
think of OF the hot Oes at have been thrown
down BY dog, in shape through racing
There's old Green Morris. lie Kentucky Derby
with Apollo Leceuso he was the best
horse, but just because he seasoned BY racing"
He wound BY saying that Ave % the six were
won by horses that had raced at Elizabeth.
Superintendent German and James VllcpiRue brought
large demohn Of water from clubhouse at Morris
1t Is be drunk and their friends
during the meeting.
Matthew Allen bet Lampllghtef
John Higgins and William Hay ward csmo the track
together Trainer Huggins had a badge and passed
through the gate Tho the gate stopped the veteran
jockey. lie said You should 90 around to the 'front.'
gate but guess get through the paddock II you
buy ticket there. IL guess caD," Hayward replied
he paid for the badges. lie smiling he walked
along, and said the guteman the met
a racctrack who did not call him "Bly' "old man.
Hayward sixteen horses In his stable They arrived
q tsravesend yesterday.