New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-15
THE HANDICAP CANDIDATES.

TIE track at -Glavcsend div and fast Yesterday
larger number Of persons vislted 1t than before
on o day there The surroundings
OF the track looked beautiful There are numerous cherry
trees about Gravescnd which in blossom, and
the filled with their fragrance The tainefs be-
gan carly, give the boys chance to make
calls the Ciaade the o1.ly Handicap
candidate that asked faster than strong
galop The black Of CharaXus went half-mile in
52ia seconds. lie to be in splendid condition
Banquet Raceand and Nonad got long, stern gaiiop
with brush for quarter Of mile at little better
than a two-minute gait.
Green b. Morris is ''asen workn' bosses Sunday
''Jedge Morrer boss" and Hume had walking
exercise. Pckpocket arrived AID is looked upon hav
ing an excellent chance the race. Pickpocket
worked and quarter miles In 2;1OR. that from
time test he is in the with possible chance to
. defeat his former stable companion, Lampghtcr.
Tammany Hall well represented at NJ. f. Dryers
stable yesterday morning. Richard Croker with large
delegation OF his vassas inspected the horses. The
vassals predicted that the TammaDy chief would win
enough money with his stable reorganze the Cordage
Company furnish all the gold the Administration at
Washington might need for years TO come. p j. Dwyer
compelled to return TO the city early hour.
Hores OF persons who visited the demanded badges
from him. 1t Of refer them secre-
tary. They insisted that he could furnish them.
Ed" McGarry gaze al the DIVER Son lot moderate
work Declare is recovering from the effects Of being
"tuckskinned and is almost start to-day Henry
Walsh gave the McDonough lot Monowai
attracts u 10: lie a by
Means. lie is strong and muscular and well put
together that OF the larger three yesrds that show
saackness in their conformation likely suffer defeat
when they NEE: him III MCnowa Is especially
oag In his quarters. He 3, closely coupled with alb
normal stiles and Is exceedingly well boncd. The
sister to cir Walter raci'.ylike FLY. She is
sedato and tales little notice what is going She is
speedy but the real question has not been asked OF her
yet. The ely impotd Galore, Ct the great mare
Glidelia sood looking lily She lady bruised
the trip from California She is rapidly recovering that
i, ehon:c that the get OF j. A.
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Boyle & Liuiehcld's horses ru2ged.ooklng lot.
Some OF them look like good The Madison Stable ;
Topsr and Enfield easy Kcnticerna is full
OF life. She strong. going My Mr. Kelley hopes TO
win some OF the stakes with her. Greenland IL likely 70
b. In demand as a that Of produce have
raced and wo:I.
/: is not likely that Pierre Loriard will 60 10 the
track today His health Is improving slowly lie Goes
not care 10 taxe OF catching cold In fegarl
70 the nsunde standing between usgns the trainer AID
sims the Jockey tie latter mad, mistake about the
distance to be iun pulled Lampchcr up at the END
Sf one ana iree-eilh.hs miles Husgins ihtciaed 10
worx the horse one and one-half miles.
Iocohat:hce Is not broken down permanently lie is
likely 10 race at Monmouth Park The brother 10 Huron
a. receiving regular work. 1t is thought that he VIII
train and successfully