New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-15

oped splints preclude all chances of her running
race ZIP 10 her form. 1t is serious blow TO Phil
Dwyer. Recare was never In better condition than
this spring
portchcStcr with Simms up the next one tired
lie improves every time he Is worked ard goes q bit
further before he throws up his tail signal Of
distress. POTtcfestcr surprised one Of the great
heads who consider himself superior 70 the ailbrd"
by running the first mile In "A Ia ana finishing the
distance in 312 Ia. with Slmms riding him out the
last sixteenth Of mile. This work caused lot Of
talk and many wagers offered that his number
would show on the number board.
Crcn g. Morris made his appearance. lie
took an astronomical observation then noted the
velocity OF the wind and estimated the humidity
# the atmosphere before he ordered judg,
Morrow TO be led into the paddock where his covers
were removed The MsSouran talked to the son of
yaaabond as follows " The DwyerS Allen. Campbell
and the rest of them are looking at the sky ard the
track and worrying about the weather, but We don't
lose no sleep and can on any kind OF track
whether II rains, SHOWS balls Major Covinston
was his rider lie is one Of the lghtweightS and on
a free running horse with about 100 pounds on his
back rides a crcdia1lc race but the midget can't do
Justice 70 a horse like Judge Morrow. There Is
possblc chance that Mr. Morris may secure heavier
Jockey to pilot the horse. lie had good stih brush
Of theeeghilS to warm him up and acted Nike
wild horse anxious to run. In his trial the MAJOR
was leaning back in the saddle watching for the signal
TO let the horse go faster Another horse joined MIN
at the half mile pole and carried him thrccelghths
Of a mile From the head OF the stretch he was
all ont and finished the one and quarter miles In
3:l3l IL. II was clearly seen that the MAJOR 'ouid
not do justice TO the horse. The trial was disap-
pontment il was expected that his work WIFI SO
little weight up would be In AT least ":ll.
Wyndham Walden was al interested spectator OF the
efforts made by the Others He sent his second stfihg
out at IL O'Clock. Russell and Reckon were "orNN
together. All present united in prais'ns RuNscls
appearance while Reckon. one OF the toughest ana
gamc> FLIES that faced the starter, was haiNN
noticed. but people may pay her great deal o
attention before the season j. many weeks Old Ffeo'
Lttlefcd had the mount Russell, while sene-
cambian many shades darker than jet had the mount
Reckon
Reckon Is one of the sort that requires race
or two before she Will do her best work. Mr. Walden
says, but i, in grand condition to begin the seasons
work. When the Morris pair b.okc Lhtleii'h had 10
take Il strong pull on Russell. lie had length inc
best OF Reckon at the start The first quarter was
run In 20 tie half in 80 "a, The mile in AS "a and
the IA miles in = 10 IA. On the back stretch
Russell acted rs If he going 10 sulk ana " DarA
NESS" had TO restrain Reckon for about one h"'u'cu
YARDS when the Of EOlus rceained his srihe ana
continued the journey without any further trouble
IL was considered the only WORK that approa'hea
Longstreets and the friends Of Russell began I" WISH
Russell and was separately timed in 40 L. Her
rider WA. lyhtwclEt but Reckon proved her weight
carving ability many times last year ana her oei''
OF iermudl at "a mills with l2O pounds on hcf
bach ia the ample proof o; her staying 1hhuc''
Reckon has a chance 49,, Mn. h,,
Colonel brush had the burrows Oh tne t'Ich anu
when Two cIcniis had been made Na', Amer, m',c
and i.nrvIcw. Colo"d BTd,H Ordered tnc hi no -
.aae tne Larrows on tne ua'h anu - "e .sl
-
az, .cal,s DO tn.Ir WOik. Allen WdNt'u no 'lhe' III"
projected 20 business at once. Colonel MoL'"cc ana
,iIon ,ook ND a position in the inhcld. where the
rid, r., could him plainly. lie had ihrsc "nn'
on no Grandc and stable iad On t ta'c,uo"
pair broke together and wora.d the distance
miles in > 10 without being kicked ont nj "a" hnl'l
The work excellent. and 'l,rehdol nAoN - |
he respected In any company III wNich II. atIrts;
The giant son of ct BlaNe Is wna Is '@'u s3p
TO ii miles. tho Grnnde only hni>h,d me ny a.
speed and Ms name an , HS, r %fs" '' O0"'
rniIvirw was then prepared for his tril. When he |
appeared Dogectt was In TIE ,adar ana rh n, did
cantecd to tho stariingp~t many persons VINO ui1
MOI remember him IN ms two aud thrc: year oM |
form were profusc In their admiration OF IN" pFldS
Of the home Of 81. Blasc Dossct took NtrOnT hod
NJ his head and under n stcndy pull restrained every
inch Of the distance. h. covered the mi, IN a.,
moyeemnt. With his handkerchief and Farvew finished
hard held. having been taken back gradually ~
p,r.cnf TaIrvicw is one q the SORT that runs wen
IN either dry or muddy track. lie VIII be ridden |
y Dogcctt who viii start for the city Immediately |
inter the work 20 reduce to ride him on Monday |
Isaac Murphy Is in the city ana viii pilot Clarendon
The white with red star" is likely to be proinlnent
in some part Of The and i likely To- pass me
winning post IN the should The trnck be MUDDY |
and Lon:.-trc chances lo>saned.
Til, completes the worl, Of the horses engaged IN
the Uandrap. alihOuzi three or possibly four othcT
horses may Ntart in H." race. -,
OF tho other important ones Correction caused the |
nyrucrs Of sprnorS :aep when she coN'rd Three ,
quart of mile in IA =. Of vlcl The first half was
I'm ~ = seconds. Dr. Ia>br)ucs. I0rlng ana InrTl
have worked fvedchthS In O3 and should make y |
good showing In the opening scramble. lodH"rWopu |
Don Aon7o the Bliss colt and Nlnneh1hn nav" run |
half miles INSIDE 30 seconds. Freeze hns IN excellent |
way Of going and Is l!kcly 70 prove broadwlnncr'