Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-05-11
THE BIG HANDICAP.
Latest Information About the Prob
able Starters for the Brooklyn.
HOW THE HORSES ARE WORKING.
Local Sunday Baseball Players Arrested and
Held for Hearing.
GENERAL SPORTING NEWS OF TaB DAT

n, R,;A.- -, al. S..t ~ th. h;o .p,inc ~
VI Rriusy neA' tue uFot Vi 'ne VIZ 'Pk
handicapI will be run at Brooklyn, ana IL
4, r.,rr.I IN .xn.c, that evcrvhody ioter-
u
ested IN horse racing Is very mucn hp-
Sorbed in the big Eastern event Although
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ar
heAPee'eN ' " e '
e1eitlng one LOCAL patrons Oi tue 'ufi Aie
Investing heavily on the race, ana some very
shrewd Pittsburgers have considerable
money on Burlington. The following in.
f,,.,;or ,.o.,dirc sor,. NJ th. nroha hle
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may DC OF interes" Hflnce noyai anu Nun
were among the early arrivals on the track
at BROOKLYN yesterday morning. They were
given q smart warming-up gallop. and most of
the spectators Thought they were about TO see
trial but the cracks were blanketed and sent
back to the barn.
About ESQ o'clock Frank Bray brought out
Burlington and after brisk warmngup can
ter took him under the shed for q rub down.
When he re-appeared, Miller was in the saddle
with his coat OF. He cantsred around and
broke from the three-quarter pole, and made
the nrst quarter IN 2Szs, the haIi-mle poie pc Wss va
,hsea ~ 0vs'; 'Iy 1s va rntnc IN ISe s.ms
stride r. co1sr.d sax.n Tnrionys in i.aIL going
80 su mo -, -, SI.S| W-h.s - raacbhsd .he
.,d turI =. e *, ~ AZ .,ZSt .o,s,srsd o.I5s some
i nSs. ~ % zig e ,ros r;aden ont
La nss,iS ao .onashet Loo v,oory hnt the
1ro,a, ,ras -.pnarTahiy sood ene and the track
trss .nS,bins hnt sssy tSeving been recently
Es+arad 81 he mnst have carried fulIy l2S
nonndS
S.n,tere-,. Ea.v Nfle
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Saunterer was worked mile easily IN I:4os'
and then Greene Morris brought out Judge
Morrow with George Coyington in the saddle,
and the trainers looked for a fast move but Mr.
~ .,,aa,.I, 5;dn,, h.lisye in n and sent
SiOiIio e'luon,s ~, .1Ic" oe''''s - - s'-'
MIN an easy mile IN A'1o
La A0scA an1 he,eiiet "e,o ''ut .ee
Ss 20 ~ -. -; r,onas g. Ill
- -, - -, - - aIass =, .ho oo,,-
- -. r>hor,o, Sarndor. IA cra,,o.l
and B1acthn-n togerber for a main and rbev
,,o-o+,.,ad throe- -on.r,.-s of a mil. in Iyool<
.sYornr phi Dvver Aorr.d one Dance from
,.;-o 20 x.,ra N In bov;no a yran on him ali
.ns ,rar and srhseouotIy si- Johp covered a
- 80 : tu-Io,,,r ~ o.no
..1,ho uyo,+orD Si,-;s,o, of Oh. p,,du,- Io,
,r,do +b.t- dahr, md yvare ,he recin,ants of
,,,ob a5r",rotion rrha, 90. on,v indrIr.d a.
:, M 80! 80 ~ ' So, 80 " "
eiO" "oiA' OuI tne eApefes pr0noun0eu 'neuh "
be as hne a lot of 2-year-olds as have been seen
at the track for many day The brother of
Volanra &c nsr+icpi.rlv striking xounostsr
and fayors the crack in many resnectS
s.E;tiie Vsn tbe snrIntar yxort ed three. .ou,r-
ters of a mile in l.lSsi being held rogeIber ali
the way. She showed a great burst of speed AZ
The finish and will he worth bet in the nroner
comnanv Tormenter and Gerry n did strong
Uort and Ranorter did mile nicely in I.46iL
Voi5 moyed seven frrIoncs in I.3S and Pima
RocI TbraeNonartsrs in I.IasL
Al Rr,Sh9on Reach Tea Stray was sert over
the handiean distancs and covered IL in 9.I2i[
GOING we'll wItbin himself and G,onsin 1seins
Covered mile in las
sOvar az Sbeepshaad Raw rhara vas little
rVorI- xrorfb oofSng as n annearad - he on "a
Gay wirh the trainers Fibert Cooner sent
TournamanI an eaSv miia in AZ tha fostsst
move saen y ~ ' ~ " '
something ABOUT Ienny.
Commenting on the race, the New York
SnorfVynoo saws. The ,ir.t of ,be -rea, snrino