New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-20
A TRAINERS NOTES ON THE TURF.


The racing yesterday not Of a high order OF ex-
ccllcnce, although there exciting finishes In
the hst race there was heavy plunge made oil Stonenc
by his owner that at the close the betting to
his chances Of winning. Tornenor freely quoted
at 20 !, with even money for place. McddIcr was In
the lead until the clubhouse reached when Tormentor
and stonenell came away and in driving finish TOT
mentor won by the shortest of heads Meider was third
The heavy bettors greatly disappointed.
Tho DaAlmans have no alliances with bookmakers. and
always race their horses to win. They have gelt FOL.
lowing, as they have what the talent call good
things. good tllng'' is TO run horse wholly unit
day and have him in condition the next time he races
The going public wish there were stables like
the Dahlmans the turf.
J. J. HylOnd said before the second that he had
TO make for Kinglet. Messrs. Gideon &
DAILY bet heavily on Kinglet Cleaning and Joe Kelly
had an extensive following. The TO suit
Kinglet the pace the moderate, tina;
1t was question Of speed at the finish. Kinslet won
by head to the Joy of the Long Branch contingent
The third race. for two.ycar-ods. by Prig
he was played all three ways BY few plungcrs who
TO know when the Morris horses their best.
Half Mine, who second carried thousands Of dol.
lars Of d. T. Pulsifers money. Harrington third
The surprise OF the DAY defeat Don
Alonzo who carried thousands of dollars his owners
money and the publcs money az odds OF TO Oh.
Certainty hurried the Don sc2en-eghths VI a mile =
fast he could. Don Aonzo seemed % have the
won. but Young Arion with rush and beat him
head the post. "Don Aonzo is within 100
Rogers TO Mr.. Byrnes after the He said that
before Don Alonzo was shipped TO Chicago he showed
In his work that he nearly II not quite first class
Now he is beaten by selling platcrs.
Whenever Colonel Kupperts horses win the true
lovers OF the turf rejoice his horses always
raced win. Trener Hueston does not believe In
racing horses for work, but tries TO have them ready
TO whenever they start.
Cactus Arab and Speculation furnished guessing
test Gideon DAILY bet their winnings the second race
on Cactus and won handsomely. Arab made all the
running Mdecloy eased him slightly the nnsh. aud
this gave Hamilton q chance TO get up and beat him
on the post by a head The last another OF
what the tOoknakcrs call good betting races julien
carried fair commission for Pierre Lorillard Reckon
was played heavily b. the followers Of the Norrs Stable.
Poor Jonathan bet for place. while number
OF Western turfnen plunged S'undmoic. Tho race
looked as II Reckon would with the money,
but she weakened the finish and was beaten b.
Julien and Soundmoic, VINO finished q, famed, heads
apart.
The arrival Of McCancry's stable IA snXiously looked
for at Monmouth PARK. u. B. Morris. J. >. Campbell
and Others expected with their stables this week
To-day Is dav Of the second meeting. All badges
must be changed 1t sad in the bctung-ring that
the booauskcrs ttying 10 have the management n
the number of free badges a. 10 attract larger
crowds b. the track.
track to DE- the best threc.yclr.old Of the year
Tho number OF homcbrcd horses thIt winning this
year greatly the local breeders. Pierre IOril
lard a stable consisting almost cntircy Of
Eancocas.brcd horses.
Many Of the horses Monmouth Park arc booked u
race at Saratoga Springs f. likely that o. the
Rancocor bor.es Will taac part in the meeting.