New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-15
WORK OF TIE HORSES.
TRIAL DAY AT THE BROOKLYN TEAcK-wHAT
THE CANDIDATES DID.

THE CANDIDATES DID,
At III, Brooklyn track Yesterday was tIial day
for the candidates FOR the Brooklyn Handicap. The
sky was overcast with clouds. and scattering drops
OF rain fell during the forenoon The air was raw
and chilly with light breeze from III, northeast.
The tract, was in fair condition. all things considered
The horses that worked had none the best Of II
and the trials superior to the final trais OF
last year. The first candidat, that was asked the
question was MaiOr-Domo ut the SheepShead Bay
track. lie had at least l15 pounds on his back
and run the first mile In As IA and the mile and a
quarter in 2I2. Maior-Domo is booked as sure
starter in the race, and his work OF yesterday
pleased his owner. Mr.. spier well that he Is
firmly convinced that his horse has more than
lighting chance 10 win portion Of the money. The
record Of 2:12 is not fast for time standard. but
The manner which IT Is done and the weight carried
nften makes 2:l2 grand trial. Major D0ino was
not punished ont, but had litc to spare at the end.
A large delegation from the Fay made the journey
IN the Dwyer track the finals OF The candidates
stabbed there. The mighty LonGs;reet OF course
attracted the most attention When he came on We
track there was what would be called fair attendance
at the Guttenburg track race day. The veneer
able Joseph Cotton who carries his great weight "i
oor. ucbtv had n front seat o. A. Jones, r. Roche.
7 Rome A. J. JOINER. George T.. smith, Colonel n.
Daniels NJ F. Dwyer. &. S,eriine. j. Ncndig, j. Il.
Mcdonald A. Cooper. J. j. Nyland David Gideon
J. Finn A. Dahman. l. Dalnan. =. }. DwTer' Cooh"i
F. c. McLewee Fred Lee and many Others Were
nresent IOngstrcet Is perfect type OF an
American rocchor.e In condition aud shows In every
line the care and skill of his trainer, Hardy Campbell
ryznotrck had The molni on him and II whispered
.hont that the Daredevil Jockey" would pilot HIN
In the race on Monday
lie made no attempt 10 do anything out OF ofuer'
When he turned 10 begin bis work he ran III" i'n'
eighth I'm 10 seconds and all the Others within
nuarter OF q second OF IL seconds and completed oe
IIa had
Will have to carry. 1913 pounds. on his back ana II
va, really one OF the best trials the champion ever
mn The cvelress OF his time for the cighthS SHOWS
Just what great racehorSe rs capable Of wheh i"uo"
by Jockey who Is a master In the art OF rdns hors''
I'm races lie will DO ior my money o. ~ Jones
remarked = II there Is a good track rs all over
wos CON- Leghton's exclamaiiou. Hes trump
cav, from Pinch ,em Slyly Creek" Brown Dick Added
starter Rowe and Jack Joyner looked vase ana
the former went TO IN. starting post 10 examine me
chute which Is considered vast Improvement do
there Is ample 10 start thirty horses II occasion
required IT, VI. +. Dwyer was pleased when ne went
TO the stable but looked at the sky at intervals OF
IL 10 seconds. A.,
O. A. Jones and J. vendig had long conversation
and arranged matters for the opening Of the CAM
Iaign Of 80. .,,
Raoc,and does not seem TO be within '"enN
pounds Of bis form on last Sunday. several ''n"cI.
who have bet on him have given up all nope vi
his being in the first three
Eanouet is ready and only asked TO go m''e'
which he covered easily in ;45 IL He wan'cu -
examine the new chute when nc warmed up but
ran straight and true when his real work began
Maidstone. the horse that will carry the hopes VI
all the dealers in horses In Twenty fourth-st.. WIZ
the next TO 20 the handicap rontc. The sm OF
Vanderbilt looks splentdly and reflects credit on MS
trainer. The distance is about one and Oneelghth
miles, and al that distance ard under he Is danger
Gus factor as he ran the first mile il As, but began
t. get late at the three sixteenth pole from home me
watches held him marked . :13 IL at the hnish'
all out and very tired.
The mex; one to show Pessara with Fred Taral
in the saddle. Everybody expected that LOngsrcet's
tlme IL 34 would be beaten, the OF Tfzarr0
was full OF and acted as II he could hang up
fast working record. lie went Of at a strong pace.
but was restrained. and completed the first mile In
AS. but gradually weakened and was urged out I'm
c:12 IA. Several OF the grcathcads. said that the
work would screw him up to the right pitch and he
will lun good race. but the horse was not up To
beating several that worked during the forenoon
Recarc had "A decided limp when she came out OF her