New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-14


model OF Immortality, tho distance Is Just right.
Mr.. McIntyre treated US to genuine sensation q
year ago May no repeat II. The added money this
year is $1,000 and starters pay 500 cach-a stake
worth winning. Those arc the possible starters;
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R.yes n s%In Esssssf Ss!ss
M Norris: k ssxs5 spssrer
3 Kahn; S Snnn III cssppe,
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Prsaknsss stable cuHer! Todd DAVIS
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p Grill Wick ham. .los Lewn
II the going be heavy Mr.. Gratz will withdraw
Elkwood and send Fcnelon for the prize. Eh"oou
Is famous fnud-skatcr, his exceptionally long s'uo
making him absolutely harmless over greasy
course Rupert had not arrived at the track up 70
5p. m. yesterday and may be considered aouo'Iui
starter wickham IS not a certainty, but u "o"iu
be unsafe TO leave him out Of the list Az INC ias
moment Mr. Morrisscy may decide TO scnd hanp"'e
TO the post instead Of Kaloolah. With these 10" OK
captions the foregoing list may be accepted as eorrco
Hanover ran his trial yesterday In the prcsonce Oh
hundred anxious critics-owners, trainers ,ochoye
,oo,r. kers fonts The going was moderately slow,
NOT heavy and the colt worked in the mddie Oh inc
course where tho ground less soft than py the
rail- ninety -four pound boy was on MS oso&
don't know how much lead he carried, out inc I'M
nression prcyaied that he did not have luii "oish'
up II lie had carried 1o5 pounds Imagine 'h''
Mclaughlin would have ridden him.
-Four score chronometers clicked simultaneously as
the gallant chestnut in whose speed, stamina and
courare nnumerabe hopes are centred STROBE Oil with
a mighty bound on his trial trip. He movca qui'o
like the Hanover OF year ago; head tossing, oouy
swinging, feet climbing as II he was preparing '"
take a fence at every stride Not movement 6
caped tho spectators. Tho quarters were cloked on
iko vt-anhf
mvstcrtous rlances flashed from man TO man. In inc
craud stand a busy hum Of voices was heard as INC
boosmakcrs made earnest comparison OF thcir tiic.
piecos Only silent whspcrings DISTURBED inc !oo,
Of small knot Of turtmcn gathered about inc 'uusos
stand. .,
Frank McCabe. standing on the track turned ms
face I'm the direction of the Dwyer brothers. sea'eo ih
chairs beside tho stems Michael Dwyer said some
thing in an undcrtone and the trainer nodded MI.
Eabcock whispered TO Green Morris How m"ch
md the man who sold SIR Dixon for S2oooo "hsPoiou
back sixteen half" This was passed arounu WIN
awful solemnty and changed TO "sixtecn quai'o''
"sxteen three quarters and a. sixteen" "eiH'ecn
appcarcd to be the verdict OF the majority, aho IL
soon became known all tho course that Hanover
had worked his mile and quarter In 2'io'
No two ornions agreed in the conclusions ora"h
from the result One handful Of men declared WIN in
tense bilaton that II Yves the greatest trai o'ci rom
over heavy track Another maintained that IL han
over coldnt do better'n that he wasn't in tho hunt
A third swore that the colt pulled up lame ana was
much distressed fourth didn't pretend to know any
thing about IT, nobody outside the Stable couid !ch
what weight Hanover carried, and what's the meaning
of trial unless you know that
The owner OF saxony came over from SheeVhcad 70
roc the performances and Mr. Kahns eyes looked as big
nc sacers when he beckoned TO his trainer and showed
him Hanover's time alongside of saxonys III inc
truth has been told the size of Mr. Kahns eyes was
not due to fear have 1t direct from the stable 'na'
in his trial on Saturday at shccpshead Bay, oaAohy
covered mile and quarter in 2:15, the going Doing
much heavier than It was at the Brooklyn track ycster
day heard Also but from the stable, that the
black horse Is very sore from his work The race Is
going 10 be run to suit Saxony. OF all the horses IN
training he perhaps the quickest on his feet ne and
Hanover will do battle at the fall Of the flag each strx
Ing for. the lead and the rail- Tho horse 'hae eo'S
nos PSyT s dd the HS' fRRSa con-
9Sn of ht fest Of Is h s'SSG KIND + IS much
what horse docs how he does IT, ahd when Ha an
voted s admirers IS ean np to
first quarter done in msgnhcent style IN 20 ~
S nTo"Eyn Handicap in o7 10 mud mud The
second quarter was covered IN 70 seconus, nan 5 i"S
half d IL The i%s Of Tie 5ra the fourth
the an ns sst qga ns 80 Is good 1a
as he was at The slight ven OF
the last quarter over the fourth was daG 70 inc ss
gS ."a an fSg to DID &
4 "a SST With be s SS4d track % ns
viii give him TO- morrow, weather permitting he VIII
carry his opponents literally of their legs In the lrst
half mile and have nothing to race with the rest OF the
distance
aam the gray TGISG s trial Nb IN wdisSt
up 90 and finishing with something 10 s Ipnn,d
0 dt the sc o Se three M Godfrey rode him
His performance was viewed with entire cempiaceney
by friend and foe.
volante. big round. fat, beat orlammc half a sec
ond doing hiS trial in Il. g Los Angeles mace
the running for a mile, retiring much distressed IN
iorSa another yolas Pa ts;d Rs h bellows y
when his rider d pulled up r. To dS0 Know what's
the rsoe nj be ,D said MnpSy IN as
slllc but expects to arrive here q time to pilot
F)kwood's trial. while not at all sensational was
ms case Of how he dd IT, not what he aid ,r The
was n0'f that ' I've n pa
sSpPsS "a the track Tss be dy snd fast NJ
deoors viii bear watching Dry MOnopoIo Is 50 far
from fit that there is not the remotest prospect OF start
ing him.
beatns I but not 3 bad one to shake the faith
Of The Bads many friends This great son 81 hs
Talent the trainers or hangers on "a s,sSles
raced since Huggins believes The Bard as good as
be and s willing to prove IL b. by pS'i IN ts ~
coIumn that II The Bard is Tho Bard, no will DO
dangerously the winner OF the Brooklyn HandcaIr
crovor cleveland IS as biz as ever His trial was
run in :2l and on the strength of 1t he will go TO
the post we'll backed BY his owner trainer ana Jockey
NJ storm tells his friends not 10 judge the horse Dy
lie work lie has never extended himself when going
IL alone over the course. In company GrpVer is
a regular steam engine III nc doesn't win
TO morrow what is going to become Of him in Noyem-
Der?
Look ont for Exile" was the warning oitenest
heard AZ the race-course yesterday Tho Brighton
Heacher was never good before says common report
and II the track happens 10 be littc soft he'll be one
NJ the three leaders at the finish There is some ais
acfcemen; regarding the other two On hard, fast
trecE Exos followers will abandon hope and ny TO
hedge against the first good thing that offcrs-