New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-06
xcrrc ApoI-T THE HORSES.

rh ,,,ck a, Gr,yc>end wts umpy ard slow ycstf
ro,,lnc hut several horses 90, fast work iohssu' W.
~, IN The first set and De- WORKED today f'"
di has been said about his disposition At time ne r.
fo % hr.ak and around after he has TAKEN h''o
ar foi- strides He acd in the same manner AZ '' w. "
h,s crc,. race with Tcnnv NJ Morris PARK last year "
rh,o and p,sern shown sign OF giving a"aF anu
on paper Longstet l. likely to be an odds o" ia'os a.
the pot. should the weather be- pleasant ana t' ," o
Raccland needs proyiso In regard 10 ue "''''' -.
,,g ., ANYTHING else should he hold his present foF
n. &, likely % be hcht'ng with the winner at h' " "
=, &, amid work on a muddy ten days previous 10
the rncc, Banquc; j. likely to be starter III ., Wv
came true running horse all the time. and horses "''f
hotter cla.sed than he must be just rct 70 Dc'' MN
r, I,oulr. stable, brooklyn Handicap candlda"'
,o1,o,c cot II. mile. yesterday in 2i3 Tho cond''
,lon OF the track considered. this was as eoh "'N ~
been done by Of the horses In inc u'N'"" "
,, poformcr. entered for that race lie ur"i Just
,,, , a., o,h INT in his next trial his trainer. Gus
u,onon saws he Will not be distressed at gong '"' VIZ
.,ncc AZ that Of pace. 'on'anchr' ,h' P'' WV
Old got his first fast trial rug fi'n'" Wa W. ~,
,,ck lie ran the first hrcc-cighth ME uhae' pi'
g., as, seconds. the half mile In 3D.. and hni-h'd the
ny..phths I'm :oj. which was considered i'',' I"r'
mentor was his working companion D"' was o'"V'' ~
eral lengths. , . 20, .a,,.
rrnent Ia, recovered her attack Of sickness ana
McCabe SAYS he Intends TO give her every 'hA"oc ~ ~
strong before he asks her - do any Ia, "o'h' WI
Leighton gave Ajax stln half mile In ji2 seconds WIN
bis weight up ST. Domingo outclasscs Occur dc Leon
and Craftsman so much, yesterday woA Is Criterion
that he could he were allowed 10 DO MS best
lie IS far enough advanced n take part IN III" n'o'Ns"
meeting. Alrplsnt was all out ~ Tue "'''' VI ~
In ~.
Kingston had a slow palop lie kicked anu p'aSru
whenever a horse went past him at speed Hc u "h''y
| TO APPEAR In at the last Of the meeting
Fremont did quarter Of o mile In - 'hi@ y'St'r's
morning which Is the nrt work lac has done IN weeks
portchcser pleascs his owner. aud has done all '. W."
expected o. him. lie Is likely 10 - sent along Tor S'P
today "Td" CARR on the jockey. drove down to the
| oil l,.f is
,a,h He said that ne ha. engagement for the Brook
lyn Handicap and could easily ride IN the race " ia
pounds the day he was on the od IN MS sweat
ers Fitzpatrick aud Mclaughlin were out at the same
time All will ride at the Brooklyn meeting
ro, did nj, arrear until late. IIo know young
'"phn" and did not any capers Willie simm- Is Oh
the list and not ride for some Gays. 'h'''"r'
the mucrtakcd about three yearold. got Ia mites III
. Ioio He is promising thrce ycarold " slooOo mas
hoon offered for him. j.. Dwycr did not know anything
about the Offer I'd Brown had the recent afr'ai' from
Kentucky on track. They looked we'll. ana are iAs'
reganIne the shnkacc caued by their long journey nom
Memphis Vcspasian 4, Ike hs sire. Emperor, ana III
he races ike he looks he's crackajack one OF Tho
colorcd division remarked
Tom Rogers a mile in ash. IIc is ready, and Is
,elv 10 have his number up In the first week o. tho
| ,nec,lnp John DIVER had his III Ian Lady ond Lady
III Bin 10th Of them are twoyearoldS ana were
breczcd through tie stretch quarter In 212 'ccohdS Tar
roll Masterlodc. Washer and Now or Never got t"on"'o
work finishing the last quarter at racing race.
roxb, Kccnc was at his stable the SheoDshcad Ray
track and seemed well pleased with hi prospects for
lsop The track the Bay aster than The brooklyn
| ,,,ck and looked as II It were prepared for sped
The Maron Stakes be run az Morris Park next year
u, hc worth $40 900 10 winner which VIII make II
one OF the valuable stakes In the world The cnor'
mons number entries received for the Matroh
C,,r.s which clos I'd last January This promises to mokc
t. worth a, least SO the winner In 1891 The FRO
anco Stakes To be- run at Monmouth Park this year VIII
bc worth $4,000 the winner with so many valuable
stakes for two ycor-ods. will be- possible for the
| xtin
in say eight races IL will take fremont to accomplish
,h feat however and such hor-cs fremont are Only
seen ONCE IN century.
Osric the winner Of Expectation Stakes last year.
raced the entire season under erroneous pedigree orc
n nv Charles Reeds Australian horse ChcNio dam Apey
.st wear hi, pdgrcc given as by theNio Gun" 'p"S
w The mistake made by the trainer VINO '"'h'u
him In the stake and was not discovered uh'i 'r''"'s'
a, nj. n,ese,t owners Messrs. Wacot & Campbell. pur
all paid "a them there will be trouble on account OF
| trainers
| Al Jerome Inrk yesterday Merry Monarch worked
milo ir I 10 pagonet and Chicago had sun ealloD
with n tbrceciphths Of a mile brush at the nnish HIS
| u,chness On. slow work. Ludwig cantered All the
horses AZ Heroine In good health but thc tahcrs
,ns,s. that the horses backward In their training
| THO Road M Control held meeting ut their rooms
od ocr q struggle which lasted several
hours licensed the following Trainers. J. i. Thcrne
~ ~ II,wr,,,s, H. II. Loud L. w. Johnston. Comodor
| Leighton William Jennings. NJ "o1ah' H. W. H"soh
| lanes T. Reade A. J. GoldsborouGh Robert Murray. C.
| n p,adev n Warnke. Michael Coleman. Edward
| nrown: Jockeys Harry Noble. william Johnson I'd
| IYtzgerald Ezra HAYDEN. Clarence Hancock. II. H.
II. II. Numes. Henry Hunel.
| l. A. Norris the absent member Of The Board. con.