New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-12
WORK OF THE HORSES.
A TRAINERS NOTES FROM GRAvEsEND.
REPORTER GOES A FAST MLE-oARRorL's CON-

REPORTER GOES A FAST MrLE-oARRolhS 'o-'-
pITIoX AND CONS MOVE.
Crayesend May 1.-THE grand stand Is now oouii-
pIete every chair in place, and Is as clean a.
nar,or The new clubhouse is as well equPp0
apv in this country and Is handsomely oecoi"'
The track is in the finest possible cohui"o'' ~
fast but safe and suits every trainer here' ou' 80
Good rain 10 mack il will be fast as ever on fruaS'
rr,,,s hos heen busy day here. The trainers were
o,t With their horses since o'clock The ras'eSV
,o,.o vv,s Reporters lie IS changed horse, SHOWS
NO sion Of temper and took his preliminary work WIN
ont frctting and did not wear bhhheis II" 49,
fr,,n The stand and went the first quarter IN 10 'no
hrf in II the three quarters In 40, tne scVe'
" ,. e. 90 and the mile in AZ IL. and finished
- 70 h corld 20 the next quarter at about the sd'o
,it He carried all OF 115 pounds, and IL Is oho o
move at the distance made over TINS uach
C..o, vas the next candidate TO show, and had MS
ovrncr the venerable Joe Cotton, down 70 eeo mn
norform lie wore the hood and bllnhers, - i"
could not see his owner, as IL might h'SNo nm 10
bod lie Looked well and pleased the critics. ITO
hroho from the three-Quarier pole and WORKED ID 'o
,rd whore he was steadied and went to the nan III
So the threequarters in ~ H. the imle III >,
and finished the mile and quarter III - "
was a fair move, as he worked alohe' IhS V
once resolved to lcngthen the price OF oh@"S "''N
Uncle Bob two points -,,o, The
brich ciare NJ the sun seemed to affect mtn' d. oo
,iner remarked that IT was the first time he n''a
seen daylight this spring. having been "orAeu ~ ,io
night lie looked good and appeareu " 10 ",
speed. Miller rode him and he went une lii'' '"'i.
IN .4s and the mile and quarter IN ITO 40 !.
| Is his first move In daylsH' "' viz
will do when placed right -,
| prince ROYAL and Eon were the next both iooN
we'll Mr. Dwyer's light boys are SICK WIN uic silp
| and both carried heavy weights hoSal "o'''N 80, 80
and rated along at his own gait hhIe anu f
/, . IA the last quarter mile in 20 SECONDS lhs WI"
poased his owner better than any move ne nus "'So
iIe screamed ont nicely and appeared hit to race lor MS
r o oo move and he is ready. Eon, the great
| IIonod tbe distance IN ZIG with 40 pounds UP, u
| nulIod mn as II it didn't distress him. Stranger 'e
| have happened than a horse like Eon "ilhi"e '''
| Ace as the Brooklyn Handicap o,- ,.,
| Saunterer worked a mile and a quarter ~ 40 WIN
Nulor nm He is a good horse and should "1h races
49,, ,,oovr he'd n breatler, doing mile In :oo'
| - uod,osdav and he will get his final. then look
for a cracker as he is Ut. ,,,,
Rnev received slow work and was 1reeN criuciSeu ,
,1a anneared too thin some and haunt speu cnous
80 s,it others but appears to suit Morris, and looks
GOOD indeed for a hS.>e that has been ra'ioN1'N
. zoo u,les and in training since early SPRING
i'ooO tn CIorondon and Rey del Rey were brought
80 .ha rack together and their condition was freely
| oonmented on by Phl' Dwyer. J. L. McDonalu all"
tho Monmouth delegation The verdict was tilat lnice
| hot+or Ioornp horses would he hard to hhd ihcS
,,ono orked az follows: Demuth and Clarendon broke
! from the three-quarter pole and ran inc nrs'
| han in 81 L. the three quarters In 10 -
| 49, uo T., 1.A434 and the IA miles In
| o.1o1o Clarendon pulled up after going tree-
oparters and Rev del Rey finished the last nan WIN
| Demuth One more move and Demuu VIII w i
| almost any company. ClaIendons WORN ihus' NO. "
| overlooked and Rey del Rey was pul0i uou0'0 "
keep back to Demuth the last man,
Peter and Judge Post worked three quarters i'll Nv
and had but little left. 1t rattllng good move
pornev Riley has six here and they are goodloohlhe
| ,os 1lev were breezcd through the stretch ana
| ehowed speed and quality. Beansy galopou "A
| Looks fit Adventurer broke from the stahd' "an'eu
20 ce what was OH the other side OF the renee al .e
first turn but changed his mind and WORKED rom Yo
evcoipths pole to the stand in Oo JuDal hau strone
,, o. . +rro minnie gait most Of the way for mile
| Ann,ehy had two of L. J. Roses two-year-ous OUT
With ucbt weight up They are as fast as any u"'
ever worked over the Brooklyn track ohe 10 ~
| form dam Niagara, and was sold to Mr. kose pS rii
| Dwver. The other is by sam Brown out Oh ihalo
ouned bv August Belmont. They worked tilo quarter
through the stretch in 90 12 which Is hat secolu
| better than Russell worked IL IasV ePi'"e "'' Wv
| track q bit faster than now
| Mr. McIaughlin's twOyear-old lilly by Iroihoh''
dam Jentling worked quarter over the same srou,u
with 115 up in "a IL, and later worked rom INC
half pole in SO seconds. r, 90.
Green Morris's Library WOrKeu nali III % ~
That is good over this track
old King Crab galloped strong, and LOOKS aS IL Ho
would race at the end OF the meeting -
Frank McCabes lot are almost the first worheu e'eis
morning They all look well and are DONG an ff"HA
asks Of them ,,,, ,,,,
Cbarev sanders's lot all look well, and Greyloek VIII
Onnlo' % tne money II there Is a race on the pro
srSmme that fits her the first time 1t Is muddy v,tor
aToms Berry is working Whltenose ana Ely ''l
good and strong They both In go9d snaP S only
Maidstone Is good Just now and VIII nay N ~, stort
Mi snchlin 10 ride him II his stable doesn't s.i.
one in regard Jimmy's" weight rom snoS the
Sunday he reduced FIVE pounds easily ana upp and md
nc rbances are that he can ride at IL without lhuH
and the public Will see him In the sauuy q r. Trav
From Brighton Beach the news Is that Tea N
and Her Hlghness are gong iaS'' anu i' y e''f
ior From Jerome Park comes the that Nellie BY
worked IA miles in H. one OF tne pest iio ,. ON
that track in 40 around the turn don't doubt mat she
Aid n As most of the boys Will be down re 10
morrow we shall what they can do. ~ -,
pocers has engaged three stalls in " PM Nyers
.opIE and viii have senorita, May Win ant TrOuba
donr a two year-od down here -, -,
A F. McDonald's horses will arrive to-day from
WvndIam WaIden's lot, twenty five In number, VII
arrive ON Wednesday and reports be true VIII SET ue
say ON fire The colt Mars, by Plevna Minerva, i
eoI IN be the star OF the stable, and the MY Georgia
hH u uimyar dam Dixietta is by odds the best fhy
~ Wvndham sent some Of his colts To Washington e
ecu and five of the wo-yearods won there, hall NIL,
race in 40 seconds and hveelghths in O3 what mus
H' Canvass I'm the Hearst lot tvo-yearold, by FOR
| ester-AIice Bruce worked last FRIDAY morning ~
90 20 with 100 pounds up and pulled np Iesh. h'
sbonld bring a good price In the sae next Ihursahy
l. The sheepshead Bay track is very faSt' y
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