Telegram-herald., 1890-04-14
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the Uuscn ara Locking f0rwsra With
lively interest - tie great sport
Ing event q ths syrtng season, he
Brooklyn Haadie4p the entries for
which are already msdS ap, although
the race does rot cone OF until
May. The llst shows nel1 ot over
nfty horses> Including almost az of the
famous cracks. and money enough has
gone In On nun Der Of the entries %
make the books full. 2s fsr as they are
concesne1- Pretty Eesrly AL the great
racing stables OF the country Will %
represented Ia the grand struggle over
the Brooklyn Jockey Ciao's eoorss,
which Is 20 be followed, month Later,
by race Of equal interest the subur-
ban Handiczp. Among the owners who
have entries IA both sveEts arc the
scogan Brothers, the Dvyrs, August
BelnsenL the Lloyd. Lakeland and Pull
sifer stables and tho Ditmaas stables
California will be represented by tho
Palo Alto aed Hearst stables. Never
before were tho betting fraternity eus-
barrsssod ~ 20 magnificent show OF
talent In tAe leading scrfng event. ana
IL 10 equally true that no sacA heavy
betting on May race was ever known
in the East
Betting On the turf, like every other
species OF gambling, has Its whimsi-
ealities and tkose have been strangely
shown In Tho book making on the Brook
lyn and Suburban. In the former. the
boobs are already full on Rico and
Dunboyne. The first being Mr.. Roses
thres-ycarold. and the latter 4 six-year-
old belonging to II. Clay Ditmana In
the Suburban, also, the same two
horses have flned and so have ST. Luke,
clover horse belonging to tho cole.
brated gentleman jocky," Mr.. Lloyd.
and two others OF less account Jubal
and Fresno Sorrento In the same raco
is also full; but IL Is significant that, al
though tho owners of all OF these ami
mails have fanoted them so greatly, tho
really dangerous horses, according to the
Judgment Of the veterans, must be
looked for elsewhere.
Whether horse Is n fnvorite OF not In
tho early betting depends largely on
how 1t Is fancied by the book-making
fraternity. Now that the field for the
Brooklyn Handicap Is all in sight, there
are many who think that Kingston, tho
Dwyer crack, Is the best horse In It He
was the champion aged horse last sea-
son 1t has generally been supposed
that Kingston is not an early" horse
that is, one that can be got ready early
in the season, and 1t has been contended
that he has shown himself a better
horse in July than In May; but as he
has been declared out of other events,
1t 10 generally thought that the Dwyers
will do their best to win the Brooklyn
with him this year, and that he can be
an "early" horse II they want him
The Dwycrs also have in the some
event Longstreet, the winner Of the
Omnibus last year, when he defeated
Proctor Knott. He is receiving q great
deal Of consideration, principally on ao-
count of tho fact that he showed re-
markably fast trials last year, although
of times he ran very unevenly and dis
appointed owners, hackers and every
body else. Longetreet is regarded by
good judges as very uncertain and incon-
sistent In hts performances; still, Ia
ran q great race when he boat Proc.
tor Knott and Salvador, and proved
without doubt that when he ia good
and ct he Is very hard horse to bea,
over mile and quarter Of ground.
On the othor hand he is a Longfellow,
and 1t Is q stock that always improves
with age. he Is now four years old and
won ten races last season, out OF TWEEN
three starts, or nearly City per cent OF
the events in which he Tas entered.
There Is au impression among turf
mon that Mr.. Bclmont's great horse
Raceland, will not start in the Brook
Ilyn Handicap and that be viii be TO
served for the Suburban, tho Belmont
contingent regarding Kingston as /,
pretty good horse in the Brooklyn
Kingston, by the way, is not entered
in the Suburban ! saw the bankeI
sportsman yesterday and asked hir
about this. The keen old millionaire
for answer. called ono Of his clerks and
directed him 10 bring tho big, ledger
1lke books IN which be keeps tho records
OF every event In which his stables are
interested. Turning TO the list o.
entries he said:
$50, the list Is made up. As 70 run.
ming Racelsnd IN one or both can not
say what 1 may conclude to do. ] may
not start any after all Sec, hero ore
tho entries In the tvo events. / havs
Rsceland and Fiaes in the Brooklyn
Handicap, and Prince Royal. Raccland
aud Chesapeake In the Suburban"
"All IN good condition, Ar. Bclnont7'
Yes all satisfactory as far as my
trainers advise ne. haven't beer
down TO tho stables in several days, but
they are all looking very fine" And b.
added with smile; Il Judge 50 By the
bills have u par FOR oats
What do you think sbous The Cali
fornis youngsters7'
There, novl an not betting man
and I don't know any thing about ths
CalifoTnis borseA"
And tbo hooks we're returned 20 sho<,
Appropriate nooks, so11evhc-s an,sse
toe grsas bssker's ledsers-
Rico. tho California thre~year-ok
from ths Rose stables. Is horse Il
rbieh great attention has been given ia
preparation for the coming events Us
10 50 great favorits With bis owner
and he lstter's friends that they flled
uptbe arxt two books alnoss ga soon =.
theJ rers opened. lie started fo1r
times hss year in Czlifornis and ror
twicA making capital showing. &c
is said . "a very last: but u ooUrse. hs