The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-04-10
GOSSIP OF THE HORSES.
BvxRYBoDY GETTING READY FOR
THE EJIzABETH MEETING.

Ths storr. OF last Week n Biessine n
~ Diswuise-Mow the Horses Are Nrovias
- M Gravesend. sheepshesd Bay, and Nor
ris Park = Ex-Mayor Grant wstchins
Dsnops-stnrter Rowe's M~uies-Entrie-
The rain and snow OF o few days age
vas q blessing In disguise for many owners
OF horses In the Vicinity Of New York, as
70 compelled Q cessation OF work for the
,ftms being. In their anxiety to be ready
Tor the Elizabeth meeting. which begins
on Thursday next. a great many turfmen were
asking too much OF their horses. and the few
days bad weather enabled them to recuperate
somewhat and be In better onditio than ever
for honinG MP.
At Grayesend and Sheepshead Bay yester-
day and Saturday a large number OF horses
were out. William Lakeland had a division
of Messrs. James r. Il Foxhall Keene's horses
over at sheepshead Bay during the afternoon.
and. o. Frank Clark had the course In excel
lent shape. some brisk eallops were seen by
the half-dozen persons who happened to be
about. That pretty daughter OF Warwick and
Cokena. so aptly named White Rose. could 70
as fast as anybody's mare. but the boy kept
her pretty we'll In hand. ana the watches
marked 81 seconds for the half mile when
she was pulled up. A smart two-year- old
moved three furlongs like a race horse.
the time being 38 seconds, and II is any odds
THAT the white with blue spots will DO seen in
the van in some OF the big stakes for two
ycsr-olds this spring. Over ut Gravesend. Long
street, ACCOMPANIED by Harvest. better known
~ the Bliss colt, md a good strong Rallop Of q
mile. the time being In the neiRhborho0i OF
two minutes. The old fellow is big yet but
goes sound. However. there Is no telling
what may happen when the real ques-
ton IL put to him. This time last year
LonRstreet's name Was on tho lips OF every
turfnan In connection with the Brook
iyn Handicap. but he was short OF work
on the da1 OF tho race. and finished in the
ruck. There Is every chance Of his being q
better horse this season than last. AZ no has
been bred to q few mares. and will not have as
much b nssh to stsiR az In 1892 ,r g 3; G II HaI
porter and tho latter, . hall brother
K M ss SIsiraS SsTs; % 81 f:ba. q .n a'' set tse ssenis
+ ST |: ssls sls sisnesn lssl o!su Ms!ssi Is s, nssI ~: I 4 s9s
n.mpIe than useful colt by, Winred. owned BY
We Mrshl1sson stable; whose form at Ben.
liter noon yesterday at dravssond and caught
ths crowd by the easy manner s n which he
into maenIhcent:iookine three-yearo old. and
ias SHssr; ,s ssSe r E sGe si SSot toy fol S EGa' last SSt
tssa t sorss. 's Wsat ' 9 mIls a. a. 1; ~ ana a. an az.
s:ss;l sl:s { sS %s ssns d 4. sSS S n 81. Hh1 s MO-:
IsysdI hall 4 mile q s seconds
I & ssatSSi II. aish ' RRSIsS ' $9es q b .s neGTis
aImSsr. Give Il res thsir' Opinion that the
Baron Fl %h aF SSrss I'd. w bat r fPs pe shs sen up. t ana
days ago he gallopeda mile in 100. and the |
Tsy ne did ps SaHnS :tlo ING race E Il, track habitpes.
5:ie YAK ana the RSeSeS!IitIsss 18TH ssst : they %I!G viii
81 issh t. g t a%asssnbur e 4 2l SGp.se s %sIs .eS
fEainsd By Merits. y owned By John r. Mad.
t% ase 81 hhsasS'o oyel T ns g ero sSsn as = a slSdEsfg S Ss
any man In America
yI Ne s S5Hss sna Pre- RE # ba SssstiiSn avo %a Nssss York <
mi Ialy,.S TsrrIliier: whose bali nils e "A sec;
{slskLa Some Of the critics find fault with
ZEE tssff fhs r S9ssnss Tea lesd az ss sS 2 . Z Sts r aai.
Ing Oh three fyrlongs in 81 or 80 seconds, and
esosaa.ss s sna e stSsr d lie sSs nems IL. ST. s. f Il 4
t1S seF ~ yet sen to Rs's + 's 80 Iasss 1 aDs e ThoTf'S
ap.ifheS Ess passed y sa AZ this:;ysysTE.oiS iYTn r.,
bPsn IT, gstes on ThuEsday next, after. being
i sSa ,fsr Hy S,s1ssts quite 3 u rP% mssto q thoss
! Visit to the course yesterday. and udriis found H fhat
Enperintendent Brush had not been idle ,eincs
Ias,n nk tsis w sp4lsr forth nSet tsas tne e X S0p els..6 6s
ts asS I 9 %Ss SRttsn S bnss, Mil al begin sdmi t. aST 9Iys
s y %. lsas thy iSsssne VIII s sRs !. eve = sa.s 30
iss' t e 1ss satsln sas ss' s rack d tSe-s e the %es ss
i assSSl ia BsI b btsa g Sh bii.l sssss sns q d r. FIJI
va ben different story late, On, however;
aS iss s $ec s sE s4 +. very s.. neat Tsst asqs5ss.s ..
nyss being iSSInis he il . sssyis iSas Gan g
~. JnoiudIng one Of his. own. q eo "as e tie
bright partIcular. star Of the stable is the
l2ys'sah a a1e sost e las ~ g psiss s az III E, EMtisssssss
VIII via ,s xof S.a Ia:s " soSsa a., and ,o,I Iast 10 yea y,sSr
sSsl = s y sSI psrs 4 "a aI Il = a to g. H Sop eli tS fas
. o. s ag5's 81 some sst q S the good mas fap ass 81 tSs
saiti S Ssas osiae ass iR RIs s:isati ESsatlHz o f Il I the ase
ssIoS g b & is't q y MSatr gss s oSs q ffs sSSsS:. +
: ssGsI III sl!st sssia'f Tho iSs' colt esN; x Sai q P Sas , Ikne' q
~ SitS tuuL ueU |
ter and no viii not DO seen on the
sssss e. fs.t bu .ssson t fSE s sSq' ,b ti%s 70
great deal q speed and won q ereditablp race
hos size., and q brown ally by Bon Az IL o neat
gpe thatlooks rs though she could race some.
tnssii: 6gt The chestnut eSlt q ths same aas
Ssyond = doubt II looks 20. for .anythlnS.
Hsct9r: the two;ysar-old purchased from tho
mt hsndsome is as handsome does, and they
lie has improved vastly since coming on
hon Virginia hs, Il, rough and angular yet.
eice WAY t q : sii helpI gay hs SSMsysr c@ sne coll III Il g g
By Tiles johnson. and if he races
dptopper. indeed.
yesterday. John Campbell took adj
IFsns.ss . e the snSy hSil. Spd rain 81 Friday
lpd worked them down the mile and a quarter
Esll while DiabHlS and Sam Weller also
moved strong. The pace. was not fast.
but tho work was Satisfactorv eapaciaJIv