The sun., 1891-05-13
A oa1nLr xonx1se AT enArrsExn
Hsnauet s.d Hiiey the Only Candidates
perv,ttteA 10 s,tep Atour.

Hsnauet s.d Hiiey the Only Candidates
Pernitted 90 step AionE.
A chilly wind swept across tho Gravesend
race track Yesterday morning and raised the
dust In clouds. Trainers who are extremely
anxious for continuance OF the dry weather
OF q week pnst looked sskance at the dull sky.
and wondered whether there would be wet
track for the Brooklyn Handicap on Friday. or
whether tho course would be hard and fast.
thus insu ring good contest from end to end
and the ultimate victory OF the best horse at
the fipish. A light shower would be extremely
beneficial, for the dravcsend track 10 still very
deep and loos,. 3
Wyndham Walden, always an early rieer.
had his first string. including RUSSELL Terri
ner. and L'Intriguante, out long before the
average New Yorker had thought Of rising
the son Of Eolus and Tillie Russell. who Is
slated a. sure starter In the Brooklyn. being
carefully watched. The trainers who had
bssn complaining OF the slowness OF the track.
sat around. and as the Morris ,hree-yenr-olds
swept pnst at a slow canter one OF them re-
marked: "woll. boys. we will know Just how
slow the track is when Wyndham cuts some OF
that gang loose"
Wyndham did not crafty the curiosity OF
the watchers. though, for after cantering
couple OF miles the wearers OF the scarlet dis.
appeared. The two-year-old division OF the
sAmo stable. twelve in number. put In an APP
pearance ut o'clock and cantered slowly.
They made most imposing appear-
n IN % a' s % ,ss' With as srsss. snsy
sSsk g. Bsse so 81 Foran pousS hs
NY. called Kecess. '' With Fred Litiieheii pp
bringing Up the rear q the procession. This
colt. viii be permitted to stei, along. Buriine-
ton was among the early ones; but, only went
kiIs,: George Tsyl yl Or was up ;,5s IN ScIrls.o's
ToHs f. pTnsss S hH1 %
iiS%p1hSs iso% hs s!an sS sys With ss ss
him back and psrmlttea the three .yesr.old to
pole pole aeorse sent he biz Ionrisilow colt
along and. overhauling 81. AUGUST the mir
n'RsS sS the Coy mile a. in nast M dsssnd:a dRsssnd WIZ
Went alone and and; DrssEias IT, a, the ausrtsiT gais
Harry tSas @ fas SaF'S sh. IN boy S'o
carre s nh,sn 9sn h%smOus6 Mon fsrs w22Sa'h w2o
certainly a 90 d locker, saloped around the
o s1s
the eol@ored @ lad who had the mount a bnsy hals
hour. This is the morse thAt Joc Cotton ex-
poets to win the Brooklyn and save the day for
the ants-nost book he has made on the race.
Carol. " as fair twe-ycar-old. and ran one or
two good races ns ath,ee,yrar.old: Last year
ready as hands can make him Potter. the Me-
Post md another good looking three-year. old.
Potomac rantsred slowly. aud Kingston did the
same. Kingston is on edge, and ran thrse-
quarters OF a mile on Monday when things
were Quiet. in 1916. This IL great work for
Gravesend and the brown horse may be
looked for In the FIRST race on Friday: Dlablo
and Cassius OF Wolcott Il Campbell's string
galloped at q moderate pace, the former look
Ing big and round. Capt. Sam Browns five
year old mare Senorita was tried at q mile and
q furlong at Morris Park ON Monday afternoon.
covering the distance in l :55 As she finished
on the upper turn this makes tho performance
a good one. The time for the mile was 1:43..
Over at Sheepshead Bay everybody is watch
ing the movements OF the Hearst horses. Tour.
nament Is IN edge. and has worked a mile and
quarter in AL and VII when m 1 be Is nu. up for
for him, Tho sale will begin on the arrival Of
road. leaving Long island City at II 4. ii.
This morning there will be blood ON the
moon. as all the cracks will receive their final
trial for the Brooklyn.
Racing folks will be glad to learn that Jimmy
Mclaughlin is awns below 120 pounds. and
will undoubtedly be ub!e to ride at 1l5 pounds
this season. Jimmy. by the way. has a smart
fye.year- old stallion that promises 10 make y
eure-euDuUh trotter.T ~ fsi','' 80 y.