The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-18

closely watched. and the sentiment is that
The forte toe Of the f'remonts that have appeared
far Anothsr three That Is plea sing
Lax Glands stable at, Brfshfon, Beach, This
colt Is owned ~ Dayy JOHNSON the VEL known
a two.year- old. and had the distinction OF
beating HIS Highness on one occasion; Under
y ana ,S ssa.Sns Ssd
Viola will be, a contender at the finish OF more
than one stake IN 1872 jsmGliGhtsr L :, do Ing
t icSi So. everybody expressing the BELIEF that
the year. The fastest work ut Morris Park
this year was done on Saturday, BY Frank
f Sey mo Juan v srs & wes
Turfmen will learn with regret that Messrs.
John A. 4 A. II. Morris = speedy MY Ambu-
lance will scarcely stand training this season.
although she has not entirely broken down:
brnisi nis race Se for the ctrdnoitan handcsp
last. year. which, placed so many distinguished
performers on the retired list; and tnsy g tho
Ambulance was wonderfully fast mare as a
yelons. She was the recognized crack Of the
Norris string but did not run up to her form n
IT, sp oi ss. '0pa n ohs!
a Gsapu n si ss"sf SSssn
other great English horse she should produce
. In reyiewins the horses in training at Mon
mouth Park last week we neglected mention.
ing Nlr. A. j. Cassatts string Of two-year;olds
"reminiscences Of the. American turf IRE very
entertaining. Mr. Riley's charges look rough.
are as ne sm ns SKIM i%. and The trieoor Should
he first past the post in more than one race
Toronto on May ri. IS. 20. ". and IS is re-
ceving widespread attention. and indications
point to the most successful meeting ever held
Last year persons turned out to see
ali parts Of the Dominion to SEQ tho thorough
brcds contest for the. prizes offered, a mum;
horses but there are others sufficiently rich
70 attract horses from the vicinity OF New
DO drk Not h eoss un Sr y 81 w sHSe otsess
May are the Fl Paire, Handieap, for, all ages.
two E yca G 500. one-haIf mile and Do
minion Handicap for Dominion bred horses.
same date to close May 1 81 ar SS Tria
s for FL ssss o W5 and
mile and arts quarter; Free wslter ianaicap for
furlonE,: Walker Cup for three-year- olds, 500
cur, and $500. one mile and u quarter: 1ielter
SkeiteTSnaSe, SoUO, course,
Royal Canadian Hurdle Handicap. $500. ono |
mile and half over hurdles; Hunters Flat |
race. $500 one mile and II quarter.
Two proposed races remain open for a few |
days. Theyare the Redcoat Race and the Red |
coat steeplechase. the first named worth 81 900
hunters; and Mr. I; G. pattsson Is making
locality. Mr.. Foxhall ,Keene would go, to
Toronto II he had good mount. and Mr.. 8. .. |
Rowland has promised to send Mogul. while |
s: p. knutt of Washington has entered |
NatcheZ.
Although the weather during the past week |
was very unreasonable for ira ming opera |
tons. the public did not lose sight Of the win
Handicaps attracting. attention. For the Met
ropoiitan La Tosca is still the favorite. with |
RUSSELL. Fairview. Maidstone. Bermuda. and |
Dorchester, in demand; For the Suburban
Warpath. and the pet, of kentucky. Sallie Mo-
Clelland. were backed.
II tho New Jersey Jockey Club intends to |
have spring racing on their Elizabeth track.
hero are no signs Of ir apparent there as yet.
SIN reporter visited the course yesterday.
and found it as deserted as q graveyard. The
rack remains in precisely the same condition
rs when racing was stopped in the fall Of 1890
should the New Jersey Jockey Club decide to
ace. however. the course could be got ready
Il u few hours.