New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-13
PROBABLE STARTERS

Hanover ealloped easy mile in The moTlnhs :"
n:52 To-day no Will receive his final ulal' i"e
rnIesons will be asked and II satisfactorily answered
he viii wear the first colors of the Brooklyn se~oie
an the brst great race of the year The track was
sth and holding.
Terra Gotta was expected at the track all day. and
,rohably reached there late IN the afternoon news
of his arrival at Jersey City received by secretary
Mcintyre at Q p. N. Mclaughlin was supP0SeN ~ ~
with him:
Flkwood in boots and bandages, seemed TO feel an
unusual responsibility resting upon him. His SUNDAY
work was mile and quarter in . % and 'hlie
and a half In o SO. Dyer has had him on edge iof
some time and is keeping his appetite Whettcd py
easy gallops 49,
p,,nca ROYAL did not excite much enthusiasm when
he appeared on the SheepShead track and went
mile and o half In AZ OF course It was no "orN
Rowe would not have him hurried In view OF DIS
final trial to-day, and when allowed 10 ta"o his ''n
sbe Prince is never inclined 10 hurry lie Is one OF
abose rood natired, easy-going fellows who exert
themselves no more than is absolutely necessary. AZ
a race he requires vigorous riding, out IL Is Won
Known that he always responds actively ana Willingly
IN every call OF his jockey. Since his reuremeht '
cali he has changed from q compact coo 70 horse
of imposing dimensions. Rowe called a''enuo" "
h,s increase OF size and to his level lines He has
rreat body superbly balanced on as me sou VI
legs as ever racehorse blessed with lie Is oeau-
tih,lly trained trained to the hour and VIII go 10
che most in the pink Of condition. hard as nails ana
so,rs re6unne go easy as It has been this season.
,s,,honcb a hearty eater ne gets of weight without
the slightest Inconvenience and Will ride at ll3 pounds
during the season.
p.csland has moro angles and corners than ever
"a "a one of the unganllest creatures earth. HIS
s.nt. ssem 10 have caved In. Yet he has grown
.on.dsrably and Rowe says that his constitution is
,,Sgod enough to suit the most exactng trainer There
annears TO be no reason for Withdrawing him rom
the RrookIyp Handicap beyond Mr. Bemonfs desire to
win the race with colt of bis own breeding There can
10 M doubt that he ready to race George Oyster
a. horse Of splendid proportions, is ready for the
.nna,gn hut like Raceland, he is an adopted son OF
wh,le on the subject of Mr. Belmonts stable, IT
NAV be added that Lady Primrose and Lady Margaret
have been turned out the former In hehtuchy' tne
,.t.r at Babylon, owing 70 distemper that made
q, rn.srdsable 10 train them at present highbred
Sry of exquisite conformation is Magnetic who as
fxo-year-old, was considered by Mr. belmoht inc
fastest animal in his stable. She is by Tho HUseo
nut Of Magnetism and therefore full sister OF Mag
r.,,nr All the horses in the stable look we'll Rowe
has his hands full OF excellent material and is de-
serving of success in the use of 1t.
rtts bv no means certain that Belvidere Will go to
the post on Wednesday. He has not recovered en-
srsry from recent injury caused by striking himself
Lakeland believes that old Rxie VIII give good
account of himself as he continues TO do well in his
Mcintyre, who rather expects the Brighton Bescher
10 win the race
Gorgo worked the handicap distance In 2:l6 and
seemed 10 have about all she wanted. 1t Is the com
mon opinion among those who have watched her for
week that she stands no chance in the company OF
Hanover, Terra Gotta, Prince Royal and Elkwood.
Quito Is spoken of in whispers. Breathines Of a
wonderful trial-something like :o7 3.4-were heard
all over Long Island yesterday. Nobody could be
found who 1t.
The Bourbon, Drrmstck, Bonnie Kitty and Falcon
are going to be started for third money Bella B..
wfsl DO sent out to make the pace for Hanover.
Connemsras first duty will be the spelling of dozen
stsrts. The Judges should give her three trials and
no more. One horse should not be allowed 20 destroy
tAe chances Of dozen.
great crowd is expected at GrAvesend on wodnes.
day, and elaborate preparations have been maze tor
their reception and entertainment. Culver has laid
'QuaS<ermile OF new sdins and bunt platforms
enough 70 enable his roads 70 handle 10000 people
ut short notice.
The Bard stood in his box yesterday with bis ,.,,
fore leg tightly bandaged between tho knee and TAT
lock Higgins does not know why he is &misS Tn,
trouble is with the main tendon but WHISTLER IL cam,
nom blow or not the trainer is unable TO say TIN
bsro of Cheserbrook Is In fine fee, and but for ht
leg would start for and win the Brooklyn Handicap
"a youngster OF which Higgins is Justly proud 1
yuruss full brother Euroclydon. rOusing big fellow
by Eolus OFT Of Majestic. he has EuruS's amiabl
disposition, and is endowed with Autocrsnc ideas
II aA cannot do as ha plsases he viii not DO at ali