The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-05-10
GETTING READY ron TIE FnIE.
Interesting Gossip About the Thorough
brcds-,Jndge MorroM,s Good Work.
u Union Square, N. Y.
for price list,

Interesting Gossip About the Thorough
b~rcd--JudEe Morrow'- Good Work.
with the Brooklyn Handicap only n few days
away. trainers are beginning to send their
candidates for the $4,000 prize along in real
earnest The superb weather has made every
track in tho vicinity OF New York in perfect
condition.. and IL no rain falls between now and
Monday at 4 O'Clock the fastest Brooklyn on
record should DO chronicled.
Those who went to Bonnings and saw Judge
Morrow there returned from Washington In
ecstasles over Green i. Morris's Judge Nor
row. the winner Of the Brooklyn las. year. tho
son OF Vagabond walking over for tho chief
stake offered by the Washington Jockey Club.
while his private work was OF tho highest
character. t Graresend yesterday morning
tho judge showed that he is MS good as ever.
He came out about 0:3O O'Clock with Major
tovinEton . IN. and after a preliminary
brush through tho stretch to open his pipes
went a mile and u half in 2:41, the last mile
and a quarter In 2:l2iS, pulling ur in a way
that caused his sagacious owner to smile and
Alock Covington to look twice ms wise as
usual. Those who saw the work were unani-
nous In the opinion that the horse that beats
Judge Morrow will get all the money on Mon
DAY. l.eonawell did not please his owners.
Messrs. Pr Dwyer 4 Son. as much as he did
a lew days ago. a mile and a quarter in 2:l5
being his best clip yesterday morning. Char
a az v1tSG by many as the most DANGEROUS
only trotted and c%antered slowly as he went a
mlle a1d a quarter In 2:i3 on Alondny morn
who, viii not do much unless in company. 1t
T. thought that Taylor will ride Charado on
street, ridden by Garrison. was timed a mile
Billy Lakeland slipped away from Brighton
Bench during the morning with Two two-year-
"lds. one a brother to the famous Correction,
And sent tn" pair an ensy half mile in 0;5it..
s%pItendiiia action, sSs si'hou 'sSSsf his an9 tem Sss
who rode him experienced some difficulty
II Fl, fsI,lns hi PI,t to break b "a at the ha!t;mi!e pole;
Bay on IN early mornins train and saw Pie.
beian; Wormser. and u few other. OF HIS string
go hniyes in the vicinity Of 81 seconds: Par;
the course. This son OF uncas and Necromancy
is considered one Of the handsomest horses
Of Uncas. pactolus. looking big aud lusty, was
%trottinG slowly. and will not DO ready to rnco
him; fearful lest the speedy iouroyear.o!d' all.
ing leg should give way again.
tw asyesT0alSs ws step anS aSI w 70 sfa aho w MGffis
sent a lew Of them down the line. .MeddIer.
Ssfpm IN p 81 .sao ny a n nr0 ,Snks cit "a w nan .s a smart mart
ter than when he was racing at Elizabeth. He
i Is ,e,nsagsd in the Expectation stakes; which
two-year-old string. and It was q pleas
H ( !" i IL. to %,T Is en mnrsn in nf tho i Fxpeesatio On
stakes. A royal.lo9SinG colt, OF splendid size
RRnd conformation he should be able to hold
to Modesty. Peg Wilmington. and other cracks.
Is q typical LongIIe,loW; and, although he will
the lines, OF a race horse. The in imported nllies
Attracted q great deal OF attention owing to
When the Older division Of the Morris stable
came out al eyes were upon 81. Fiorinn. Mars.
date for tho Brooklyn Maniicap.anHd it was OK
ppiisbsa that r.. sSWT slssn. nd dSst weu! san he ascom-
MNtalr"s.' reckon * "" Ambuiance. and i'H corr eeth5r;
together a m lie In l:5l. Russell and Mars in
front: with the trio OF great mares stIiding
strange. AS their tales have not been banged.
II being the present intention to send them to
siras to which services can be secured.
There was a look Of expectancy on every
left the others and trotted around the turn.
They broke at the quarter pole. but 1t could be
nary would DO done. Russell. fGhtinG for his
head rs OF old.conld scarcely be northumberland
b bsI4 e rFS . lIt The mile i IN 81 81 tho way. The
ST. Florian will not be hurried: He was bred
t2 ten Ra .a oniy to es @%ssh fe ~. Wai Mdiaa as ns no Sns
: n' still HIS his i I1'fD' Z. e Fiofinn q DID F satnin ,Hf but n q
work done BY any Of the MOTIFS horses. low ~
ever, was utcOU pllsNeu Dy the tnTec-year-
Odds Rainbow. BY Longfellow. and Certainty.
by Hamilton. Hainbow hai a great private
reputation as o two-ycar;old. and ran Morello
to a hoad in tho second division OF the Sea
and Sound Stakes ut Morris Park In the au-
tumn. He would suik in most Of his races.
and rarely showed anything like his
true form in public. He appears to 10 n great
race horse this year. Keeling of a mile yestsr-
day morning In :+74 and a mile and a fur
long in 2:O2, Certainty being two lengths be-
hind ut the finish.
Mr.. Walden is most enthusiastic about
Texas as a stock country. He says that tho
Morris will hive 400 thoroughbred
marss on their 1000 acre farm before they are
satisfied to rest content. Britanric is n may
nincent-lookinG horse. and This youngsters
have the speed which made the black fellow
famous.
David Gideon was on hand again to see his
horses gallon. and must have been pleased
with this. way His Ilighness stepped ilvo fur
longs In ] :O34. the gallant bay showing all his
old dash at the finish. .kinglet. whose wind Is
went half a mile in company with the
Futurlty winner.
Pickpocket Is the only Brooklyn Handicap
still at Morris Park. j. W.. Rogers
is giving the son OF Spsndthrift u careful prep
lrItion for the prize. His move yesterday
morning was most satisfactory. u mile and u
Turlong in ! :50G being good enough to please
any BODY. lie will BIO removed to Gravesond
ON Sal urday.
Trainer Andrew Jackson Joyner arrived at
Bay shortly before noon with the
string oftwenty-opn head. Lady NiO-
ct was the only ono seen. This grand fllly Is
IS handsome as ever. and, will undoubtedly be
ono OF thu sensations OF the year.
John Higgins will reach Sheepshoad Bay