New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-01
RACING AT MORRIS PARK.
SPRING MEETING OF THE NEWYoRE
JOCKEY CLUB.
,,aanAmNE To-DAY-FREsH HORSES AND
s,rv ooLoRs TO APPEAR-THE CLUB

vxovsE AND ITS ATTRACTIONS.
u. p.xk with its magnificent grand stand, its
-. ors costly b-housc. Its vast distances, It's
.s.,gan side and its Mauerhorn, will be opened to
.n. raoe-roing public today for brief season.
highly attractive programme has been prepared The
.cord race was changed somewhat in its conditions,
and has but three entries-Cassus, who appears for
the first time this season; L'Intrguane, who has not
lost a race this year, and Masterlode Under the
orirfnal conditions Michael Dwyer would have started
Iongstreet who would have received an allowance OF
pounds. making his weight 110 pounds. Long
styeet with 10 and L1ntrguante with 95 would have
made stirring contest with the result in doubt till
the last stride. Mr.. Dwyer much disappointed
when learned last Saturday that the conditions had
been changed II Longstreet had been entered under
the new conditions his weight would have been 1872
pounds. OF course Mr.. Dwyer could never think OF
asking him to carry that burden over the Matterhor
II is probable that the secretary has the best OF rea
sons for changing the conditions.
Much fresh material win be seen on the wide
stretches Of this immense course the oid iaVorte
Volunteer makes his debut in the first race in which
he will meet the flying Civil Service and the heep
fosted Correction who will better than she did on
Saturday at Gravesend. In the Harlem STAKES are
many now names. The colors OF Pierre Lorniau anu
Marcus DAILY will be for the first time tls seson
1t has not told in Gath that the ycungsler LON
Ranoocas are world-beate but in Mr. Days My
Mascot by Glenelg out Of Mgnon, Trainer ByrheS Is
said IN have a whirwind. She has been oreakihs
watches in her private trials these three Weeks bu.
as Samuel Bryant Of Churchill Downs, says you Gan
tell anything about twoyearold tih II mas ooo 1.u
IN race and has had the sand Kicked In Its eyes. l"o
Mess,s Morris will send TO the post two unknown
Youngsters Prohibition and Fauvette the la'ter an i
ported FLY, by Town Moor out OF Chopette' hor sur
s reearded as one of the best handicap horses OF Ills
time and her dam is the dam of the wenhho"n
Costerphine With much fresh blood as VIII DC Seeh
at Morris Park the racing should SHOW sre'' iN
movement and the public interest should increase
great throng may be expected OF the track louaS'
though Monday is not, a rule, one OF the reuieV"
aave ~ the tnrf The free field will take care Oh ue
overflow The numerous improvements maze III 'nV
Arrangement of the buildings on the quarter. S"eVe"
were fully commented on in this column iaS' "onu'9'
The grand stand Is now, beyond doubt the most GUM
pIete and Disappointed structure of the knd IN .c
world not even excepting the one at the famous flen
lngton course near Melbourne As for the Clubhouse
no description Of its manifold beauties ana couh'iesS
comforts could convey 10 the public mlhu proper
idea of the luxurious resting place that inc Messs'
Morris have built and furnished for the racetack way
farer Let the members Of the club they now hunDer
about 5000 and their guests 1t for themselves
The immense orchestrion III the banquet hall main
sinincroom will not be permitted 10 play during the
races but will flood the grounds with music botn before
and after the afternoons sport. Mr. Morris is AFRAID
that the music may interfere with the HOW o. tOushI
that might lead person speculatlVey hcDheu 10 Pioh
mt either a winner or a loser lie contends that
man in The throes of betting should not be disturbed
nv side issues The instrument, which is the largest
of its kind in the world, was made to order for
this clubhouse. Its repertOry is extensive and
expansive II never tires, and can change from air
to air with the facility OF hooking bird In playing
waltzes the time easily regulated to conform TO the
prevailing fashion or to the wishes Of any dancing
party II will give you the glide, or make your head
swim and your feet tinge with rapid whirlng. AT
the will of the conductor it is either all Ambulance
DR. q King Thomas In speed Yesterday some OF It's
selections were the overtures in civilian Tell" and
@Tannhauser" the star spangled Banner" and the
made 10 exceedingly difficult for person TO tear him.
self away from the enchanted spot The enchantment
WAS not lessened the presence of John a. Morris,
who has given this magnlhcent racelFack ana us
fine equipment; his two sons and able Heutenants
AIfred Hennen and Dave H. Morris: II. II. Crickmore
secretary OF the club and Mr. Nelson who was created
Cor but one purpose-naking his friends happy;
James l.. Kelly will be in charge of the betting
privileges the track and his immediate epresenta
will see that the mutuals large and that winning
tickets are promptly cashcd. In this WORK ne WI n1
ably assisted by Gerard Bancker. Mr. Caldweu VIII
Start the horses and will start them well, as the
tracks are very wide If he makes poor start no
excuse can be found for him. Coone simmons VIII
nreSide i'm the judges stand Clarence Mcdowell will
assist him in placing the horses The judges Will nave
the newspaper men behind them this time. Enough
The first race will be called at Q 80. These are
the entries in full
FIRST NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR ALL AGES. FIVE