The sun., 1893-06-05
GOSSIP OF THE HORSES
SPORT, SOY or THE DEsPIsED WIN
FRED, CRACK THREE YEAR-o OLD

fhEDt n thAth IhHEb- 1Ghh-OLD
The New Tork Jockey Clubs sprinn Meet
ing n Great Success Fsr-Ch orister ~ q
T,etter Colt than the Public Beaiizes-A
BriIiisnt ProRrn.~e for Morris Pars
This wssk-To-day's Entries for Morri,
Parh. GattenburG, md Gioucester-Mr
wiiiiSs Views stnrtinE Trotters.
The New Yort Jockey Clubs meeting MP to
date has boen an unqualified success. the at
tendance on Saturday being ono OF the most
brilliant ever seen vt n race track In this coun-
try The club house, lawn. md portions OF the
huge grand stand wero alive with pretty
women. and men PROMINENT In all the higher
walks Of lie were to be seen everywhere Tho
racing. first GLASS since tho beginning Of the
meeting on Wednesday. seemed to reach high
water mark on Saturday. SPORTS victory in
tho Bowling Brook Handicap being oitho m ost
exhilarating character.
The Washington Stable. composed OF John
Taylor and W. Is. Gilpin the owners OF this
good colt, have received several mpting Of
fers for their brsndwinner. but they have al
beon refused with thanks. Sport is chestnut
colt OF massive proportions. and It 10 doubtful
whether anybody. oven his trainer. knows
his exact capabilities. as he Is slug
gish fellow and will only accomplish what
he IL compelled to do by the aid OF whip and
spur. Many persons who consider themselves
capital judges OF form, thought that Sport was
doinH his best In tho Fort Hamilton Handicap.
when rs matter OF fact. Fred Tara who rode
him. told the owners aftsr the race that he had
something up his sleeve" at tho nni-h. 1t
was this information that maLe Taylor Il
Gilpln both make tho largest bets Of their
lives on their colt whom he ran on Saturday
| a n n n ot N n n
was the comment OF good horsenan as the
colt was led away to his quarters after the
Bowling Brook.
Matt Byrnes. who trained winired. the sire
OF Sport, for Mr.. Lorilsard. looked after Sport.
saying: And that colts " Winirei. horse
wanted to give away"
Winfred was n royalty bred horee. being by
imported Mortemer out OF Mimic Minor. by
Lexington making him n full brother to
Wanda, tho greatest raco marc OF her day.
ris. who paid mot more than $500 for him. He !
was not highly thought OF until Sport came |
Sat showS1 that n he was race
have been bred to him.
Sport is not the. only three-year, old that is
keene having q rare horse 10 Chorister. awell- |
named son Of faIsstto and Adde g This colt
him EarS last H0ss spag uR B9 Ease Eas sssa and ds
fa So so ws tsf
that q Mr keene got good price against
him n INA maiden rsoe a. q, dEavessnd E His
followed. and then came his victory
In t. the See and SOUND Gun stakes Ct Morris Park.
new record Tor the dds distance Ia y on m % cireniar
track. Like Sport. he is giant and the pub
iS has hardly I'd Us seen him az his best Unfor;
The programme Tor Morris Park today is
INN o.mofrow Tho Bsr.ow stafes % for so' .So s%
Iear-olds and the ,Withers stakes for three
ieorGe. Don Alopzo. Lady Violet. Sir Francis.
\ ar. and KanbSw r. are eligible to start for
whs nna hs rS Sist
= run on Wednesday. The New York Jockey
81 and h. ss.fss
Or S;; will % decided on Thurs.
;.ane sa: tsc se' Nes
Rochelle Hand! !cnp for all ages ut seven fur
ara oafa; sT;s S Win sSGa
,tskes at ono mile and q Quarter the Great
scliDso STAKES for two;;year-o!ds at six fur
lids at one milo and a halt
kaas I9fSs cgb
q be run during their june meeting. to be-
So1 Aionze. 81 frsneis s.! %sltep 'Rfaso: Rs%sPo:
Gase 3I@ fha sueb B.ros as.
iammis. Comanche, ChIswick The Reaper.
'onnR Arion. Long Dock, and Miles Btandlsh.
The programme for Morris Park to-day. Is
.rst-class In evory respect, tho entries for the
Iu,lson River Handicap at one mile and three.
ixteenths containing the names OF somo Of |
he best horses in training. It will be only |
t., Florian. Stockton. Pickpocket. and Mars
. lead the public into believing that 1t will be |
horse race. Tho pebutants Stakes for QlIies, |
wo years old. has no fewer than twsRty- Ave
ntries. and should all go to the post a rare
ight VIII be seen whom they como charging
In the opening raco such fast sprinters as :,
Yah Jim. Comanrhe. Addie, and Chesapeake
ulien and Roller vii, mako the second event
1terestina 1t remains to be seen how Har-
est will act when weight Ia placed on him. .
nd MarshnN. Simmons. Louise and Midnight {
hould make him run some In the nth race. q
everal smart tTo-ysar -olds. including Cat ,
'inds up the days sport
Thja IA the proU ra m T., fnIl |