The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-04-27
HORSES IN FULL SWING.
PRELIMINARY BRUsHES BETWEEN FLY
EHy ~ JERO VIZ PARk.
HRrnrs and Cheek innate Disnbied Tho
bwyers To INcrena- Thetr s,ubi--A
Talk with Mc1."ushii--A rumbie-Eph
Aredekrr Impurts inflammation.

Enrnrs ana sheckMntc disabled - Tho
Dwyers ia Increns- The,r s,nbie--A
Talk with Mci."ushii.-A rambie-Eph
Sred-ker 1mparts 1"f"rmatinn.
Break those three on" GIVE that ono
mile gnllop." Int these carter" walk
those" Mind what you arc about!' These
were some OF tho orders that came In quick
succession from James Rowe. trainer and man
nGcr OF tho Dryer brothers race horses In
Jerome Park early on Wednesday morning.
A row OF horses stood In llno with their tails
close to tho fence In front Of tho bookinaker's
quarters. There were dozen or 30 two. your-
olds In the line. Rowe stood facing thcm AMI
their riders. The Dryers looked on ut u short
distance from Rowe. James Mclaughlin. called
by some the Archer OF Amerlcn. was In the
| sadd,e on one OF tho colts. and riders OF lesser
note mostly stable lads. were on tho others.
The lot separated tor exercise on ilis course,
made safer for tho horses" said Michael Dwyer:
continued Mr.. pwycr., as Tire" colts came
pluneing on IL close ORDER. nt a fast clip: "We
fast ysi: only about s. seconds / snesr. ~''".
In me inst quarter they increhsaI thoir speed
n"ih 8 y.s fy Tssy DGGs ws
,ndG;s,s stand 1T WINS neck i"ndnSsk" 10
burton md Lonisette ct Long branch. 49,,
Then p.,er;burY sashing bay S"g OF Men
had hnf-mle brush with two other rafting
colts, 1t wis n closes and fast race to near the
i "nsth. VII! The weight told. $ said M.ehaei "
Tine ,n Of the r"Gn tS6e IN
the sns W., w.rs 0 o Shn neaH norsss na
those eritir4ily watched Is Eldoraio. by En-
horse. He throws the, track behind him with
En r.. OPEN E9werim n stride iases The BIT in
manage in fast work. Those VINO take notes ut
the track are brginning to whisper about E.
End luck has again struck the stable In tho
withdrawal OF barnes and Checknate from
6crci that Barnes bSsan Ms career ~ three.
yenr-old last season by winning, the Tida!
sarsss" oi s Ws b sne as rail-
for 5000. after winning many hard-fought
togn Cup In 1882. in which he ran the pa miles
n i;o3,.: with l2o pounds w. He was in for
snllop and WAS going 40 gamely that he broke
away and went like the devil in a high wind"
could Ss a.a up Pn Dxssr .a S Sn he
may not come around again in II month, and
may not appear during the season. Barnes
trouble with his l.e. Miss Palmer is taking
her feed. Il IL not known as yet whether her
viii be in a 1T condition 10 reaume her work.
The training force OF the stable Now consists
bonnie scotland Miss Woodford ly billet: Joe
Bnnn ~ Ba by B' By
GIrnoig; Eiioralo. by Enquirer. ana Jennings.
brother 81 to gid Glsnin,ors, The two;ynIr.nids
Richmond. b. e.. by yirsil, dam ,Aierl,; re,Yirs
ecutOr. b. O.. by ENQUIRER. dam Brunette; De-
tsetive; blk G.. by Nnyi;. dam Tinc'nre: Green
Oh. C.. by Brambe. dnm Unar,ntt.: Co!onei
Clay, b.. by Billet dam Luciic Western: Sum
ppnr. br. c..,by Glen Ath9. dam Ka;4!een; Sea
The Dwysrs said that they Should start for
Nashville on Saturday to attend the saleS Of
arms p%s ."ss IT, s@S ysas
wb Ms1Hu a ke SekTsy y
brush with the colts. Ho said:
morning of bright sunshine makes q man
1901 ike racing. l never want to see winter
Which Of !is two oar-olds do you iancy'"
DO you feel as though You were going to
ride r me winners again mi! , year I" - t.
sons ways oii yet. feel like riding though"
" ipo y"n come g; Yp , every morning to ride"
will you ride in Kentucky before the ruces
middle; d Sn say may ride in Washington in the
You have put on some solid flesh this
Yes, weigh about 1870. I shall begin to
til. first OF May.
How will you do it?"
by waking and running from eight 10 ten
AT this point General Monroe, the 6-yenr-old
| OF nineteen races last season. and j. in the
Suburban with only ~ POUNDS rwas hnvin.
tered the last lur.on@ NJ rapid gait. with the
| Gencr'.i leadin when tho stirrup strap on Ida
R k 4 So rG h sa rHSa nn raos
oy"r th' boy IN" mare was unnIured, but tho
| hnys En"n cap was badly cut. The affair caused
The flyers Iriya'ccr ana John X, from silent
| Erh Sn"deker's stable, were now observed end
Ing u brisk nile and II half brush; with Prl-
d daughter Of Xxi Ensshcr anu "dy @ r%%n
last Juno. also in tho same stable moved in
| brisk. easy manner. that showed she had not
Whs efhs he held ~eh on s
horses that the writer ventnred to ask him tho
| . ] can't say he is we'll sir: but he is not I'M
well" were Ephraims exact words.
Upon n remngk being made to Phil Dwyer
No. he never was better in his life There
il nothng the matter with him."
En da mot o. the EGs
bro her Of Eos. Tor which Mr. Gobhard is ,said
| to have paid $l0.O0D recently. is looked for
daily in n" park. He is n three-year-old colt.
Jim Rcnwick. tho California flyer. made avery
fast half mile for this llmc Of year. Tho time
was given MS 55 seconds said to be tho best on
| TIL, course this y"ar.
MARYLAND and Dan X. had lively brush. Old
| Dan looks tougher than ever this spring.
| George Sutclilos Giroila and Greenland
Billy Donohue,s Strathspey, AIR; WaIton's
| WoodilOWcr. and tho jumpers Highilycr Char
aNu-. CharlemaVne. and Chipoln. showed we'll
vii 10 exercising. particularly Commodore Kit.
son. Hghnyer. Major Hubbard. manager OF
| tie Commodore's stable Of racers. was present
looking over the string OF sixteen. He said that
| everything in tho stable was for sale. The
horses. were beginning to be culIed out, but no
| did not know how long the flag would be up.
| The following stables are in training AT Je-
| rome Park exclusive OF tho Dryers and Com
| modors kittson's:
r.. " sn-lcker h. Co.--Eole, Eolist, Duchess, Lord
Braconsheld, john X Alta Is. ilgn. Blizzard, s,raih.
slry, MnueiHla. senator, Blanche.
George sutclihr.--tOilr Greenland, Spider Sonnet
, Salvador Forager. Goufalon, Fnirwaer. Amcrcus.
| 4. Iorillnrd, Jr->Idarha. NinrUd NenetLu, Petit.
| ton. Perception, irtey-,
h.. r Hunier-Bub Taggart. Hattie NJ, John W. White.
! Georgia NJ, Chick, Dayrcn.
| Charles Milicr.-Woodhnwer, Inla Rookh. Fellow.
ship Grcnahirr. tnvaignnc Birte, and a colt by the
Duke Of acknowledgements ~
| r"nkers siable.-Gemeral Monroe, Navarro Kitty
| Monroe Ida X.
| T.. II Mem ,hon-Marshnl Gen StotD, GARFIELD, and
| Faclus half brother 10 RhaiaManthus