New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-09
TALK ABOUT THE HORSES.
WORK AT THE DIFFERENT TRACKS.
WHEN THE BIG HANDICAPs WILL BE RUN.

yesterday the candidates Brooklyn Handicap
receive their work. Billy Lakeland journeyed from
Brighton how Longstreet would scquit
self with Mclaughlin Oh his back and his handicap Of
1913 pounds. Banquet his working mate. Willie
Smns the jockey selected ride him. Longstrect
had fun with the stable lad that warmed him up
the trial. but when the real work take place
and Mclaughlin took him In hand there great
change his behavior the champion seemed
to recognize that he had his master in the champion
,sckey who meant business. Raceond was In the pad
dock where horses saddcd Fitzpatrick was
there ride him. The crowd expected to see
..Old Bones, and Longstrcet with the great
jockeys their backs run trial that WOULD
cause them TO themselves ~ the last ounce
As Raceland had covered and a quarter miles on
Friday Hardy Campbell his trainer. thought stih trial
might set him back Fridays trial in 10, but
with Hight weight up. So Longsreet and Banquet were
canrcd to handicap starting ros broke together
The riders once took steadyng pull on the horses
Mclaughlin having all he could do keep Longeet down
10 pace would exhaust him before tnc r7tance
was completed. The quarter was in seconds the half
in SO. hreequaters in 1872. the mile in 49, ana ue
mile and quarter in 2l2ia, with plenty OF reserve force
left he is likely to before nv reaches the WIN
ming post Monday the handicap
Banquet right with him all the way and had inc
inside track. lie carried least 1l6 pounds ana MS
work should not be overlooked by bettors' even IL
looked LOngstreet could gallop from him IN any
part Of the work
At judges stand a number q horsemcn were stand
ing and when Longsteet went booming along JOHNNIE
Campbell groaned aloud and said ''What chance has a
good horse got with cracker like thatf lie VIII make
them look selling platers the day of the race"
Green B. Morris shook head he remarked: That
Longstreet boss should win OF. The Morrow hosS
or Of that Of cattle have business with him.
Billy Lakeland said "He will do In country for me
TO put ticket on"
After the crowd had resumed their normal condition
Raceland with Fitzpatrick. who will have the mount on
him in the handicap appeared. 'Od Bones pricked his
and looked the crowd he does when he is going
/ In llc ia
back. acted as working companion. The horses broke
at the stand and t1" restrained Raceland all the way
and when the mic completed the watch said 49,
NJ. f. Dwyer highly pleased with the work OF the
horses. and said hour later that the winner OF the
Brooklyn Handicap would better than o7 to
win.
r. j. Dwyer was little late in appearing Tut gave sew
eal OF the boys shock when he sent his candidates FOR
handicap honors lie miles Porchester was ridden by
Taral, and Simms Reclare. Not much attention
paid 70 the mare by the slent who were prcesnt
Portcheser looked exceedingly we'll and with Taal up
something sensational looked for However, the pair
got away in good shape, breaking from the eighth
role The half run in 81 seconds. the mile In 40
miles in :5Sl. where Porchest"r was pulled UP
Recare galloIed out the distance pulled up at the
WIRE in 2:13. Performance superior to any seen this
year. Iongstrcet excepted according to Green b. Mar'
and echoed by the Others present
A about the and weather will show the
conditions under which the trials were run Tho large
number Of worked every Gay on the track
made IL deep and dusty. The wind blew hall gale on
the backretch which the horses had TO face almost ha'
mile There many buildings on the hoHestretch
that did derive benefit from the wind
on the homeward journey The work hiRhcsss. and
will help to increase the interest in the great race
John Campbell had his lot and gave rcssara Dabo
Snowfall, Entire Cassus two-minur work The four
looked as IL Gt and ready TO race
I'd Brown Brown Dick gave m. 10, moderate work
and soys that satisfied that he will secure race or
at the meeting. He wa enthusiastic ~heh Long
I street worked.
Con- Leighton did not DO any fast work with his lot.
ST Domingo improves every DAY, and shows that he Il
threatened greatness The brother to Egmont now
threyear.old thrccquarcrs in &c. but buck"d his
shin, which viii him to be INDUCED Tor at least
/ week
Maidstone l. Dahlman's handicap candidate, was only
conferred with brush for quarter at the finish
lie is to be to-day Mr.. DahnUn Intends 10 start
him. IL his ambition 70 secure good racehor-c
Tor years with los pounds Maidstone Is going 10
take q chance OF winning big stake
Couanchc admired Dy many Of the persons present
His work up date ranks with The hshcsttricd two
year olds at the track.
St. Felix shows signs Of his old complaint iameness
IN the hip which caused him remain IN retirement
nearly all last season.
Frank McCabe gave the crowd o chance 10 see the
Broskdse champion Hly, Experiment purchased At the
withers sac She has improved wonderfully and Is really
q grand nlly. She is splendidy gatd. and McCobc
makes Of the fact that she IS gem. II his
judgment is correct.
W. C. DAILY was on hand and sfter long talk with
NJ +. Dwyer, In which he ud 10 explain the reason
why Boefo did win every time when he started at
washngo he proceeded to show twoyearod that could
beat 80 second, dash Of holt mile Alc,lde three
year.old, with John Lambley up and the Sensation
Lousette colt. old with James 1ambey a. his
rider Psopcd to the Judges stand and broke The crowd
DISAPPEARED and few persons timed them. Your Uncle
did SAID ne would, and his colt the hail mile
in 49 seconds the fastest time up to date OF twOy'a
old the Brooklyn track.
wyndham Walden expected ct the track today with
J. a. and a. H. Morris horses The work OF Russell
Terrier and Reckon Will be closely watched the train
crs at Gfavcsend.
=. A. Fhrers horses leave Morris Park for
Grsyesond tomorrow, but the trainer Allen. delay
until Friday before making III. change.
Colonel McLewee tclegrsphsd for Isaac Murphy last
week. There IS chance Of Carcnsons carrying the
white with red in the brooklyn Iondlcap, his
work las been good TINT he IL consld.
ered as having q chance the weights. Fair
view san Juan Peter have been tried ia
miles In 10 by the former and 10 by San Juan Aliens
threequarters Saturday and worked
the fair without being asked to do all they
could. Underwood and Colonel Fred worked In 90 Don
Aonzo in :2Il Francis %. the others from
| ] 30 to ! "a
YorkvfIle Belle grow bigger every day. She
is Allen does like to let her work
as he wants TO- she is rcstriined ana mile IN
| ] AZ IS as fast as she Is allowed TO work
&, T. Smith tP.t'burg Phil is going to clay low" Ike
.Brcr Rabbit and XIII ON ut Morris Park He VIII not
send sny G9ycsend Seipner is taking his work
once more clubhouse residents ore Ia susp~n.t
again As 'Eph" might give him trial and not le' Me
know anything about IT,
Lampgher is recovering from the injury which he re
c~1ved getting Ms foot over the halter shank IN Ms DON
| and Is taking slow work.
s. Donovan ("Snip') is building the swayb'ek Tommy
M and continues give him work a. an easy gait Two
a the cheap torsrods he selected last faJl are likely
70 win dollars for his employer d. T. Pusifer es
,hcv worked very fast down hill at westchester In
fact he lot OF Donovans twoyearOld' are promising
| and do good work Wah jim has grown into a strong
rugged looking animal and works a. II he liked H. TIC
49, covered q mile in 40 Bermuda Is reported as hav
- broken down his work at Lexington but the report
| has not been verified
v,1sworth, the colt that showed such wonderful form
-. rexinQtop, h described by Blown Dick" being n
,.i Iongfellow and n tough wcarand-tcar sort OF a