The evening world., 1893-04-24
EIGHT PAGES.
talk OF THE TURF
Blilzen'S Good Effort to Taxi
the WoodlaVn Vase from \
the Dryers
ECCENTR|cITIEsO OF RACELAH0,
New GOOD Things Promised frou
Theodore Winters Me-
vada Stables.

The Woodiawn Vase is still the prop
erty OF the Dwyers. Blitzen, the wipne1
of the frs. half Of the New Jersey
Jockey Clubs trophy, was badly beater
In the second half, which was run or|
Saturday. To win the cup the horud
would have had to score u double victoryl
Elitzen was unequal to the task, and
SO the cup rerlalus In the possession Of
the original owners. Blitzen ran well fOtX
some fur,ongs, and a. he took the Leaf,
on the first turn his backers were wild
with joy. This triumph was short-livedl
however, for Charade passed him neal
the head of the stretch and won the
stake after a furious drive with Diablo,
Dosgett rode the winner. and he dis
played more finishing ability than even
his friends believed he possessed.
Racelaad was going easy at the head
of the stretcn, but there he seemed I'd
stop. Under punishment he came on
again, but he could never get up to the|
leaders. This race will do him good
and those who predict that odd Bone'x
star has set will have to admit them-
selves false prophets before the season
is over. Raccland ran Just the SAND
! way last Spring. He was not really
good until he struck Morris Park, whar9
his brilliant victory over over Pessara WIN
to hand early. and considering 1t was
his first crack out Of the box hts per
formance Is very meritorious; Diahlo
Is n good horse this Spring, and will D.
hard to beat
Alfred Hennen Morris was q visitorI
at Elizabeth Saturday, and Father BHlX
DAILY brought out his prize. TerriflersI
semblyman from westGhester. Morri.|
shape was, Terriaer; He consrataiatea|
hereafter rather Bill. we win not sell
ana train them and we'll split the
an offer OF si5,o for Terrifer' and
der ~fiaes and SfsiS; Daiy dscnsd Zee @ pEssF mace
Reports from Jobstown, where Pierre
provo that Lamplightcr is a very doubt
ful starter for the Brooklyn Handbags
He is doing slow work. and will not ha
near race by Handieap Day, IL
/ II is said she Will surely stand trains
( ing this season.
II Lampl!ghter starts in the subur-l
how he can handle Tammany. for the
Marcus DAILY colt is regarded as q
sure starter in the big event. Therel
.
which In the better animal. and even II
only these two started an enormous
crowd would be on hand to witness
F1orians race in the Metropolitan Will
he watched with interest. II he pulls
through all right and acnuits himself
their Willingness to match him against
Lampiehter ana Tammany In a three
! cornercd sweepstakes. II is not proba-
come con "f, together. NJ, MessTs. Loriliard and
. DAILY are both averse to matchmaking
and prefer to take their chances IN
stakes and purses.
The Morris colt F'rie.e has been sold
10 the Oriental Stable for 5000.
a test case of the legality of the pres
ent New Jersey racing laws was made
on saturday before Justice Beasiey. "A
h9okmaker sgHniited 4 to % arrest; ana ~
ing that under the laws the bookmakers'
business was certainly legal. This. the
counsel for the New Jersey Jockey Club
says. will cause De Lacey's suit TO be
thrown out ot court.
Terriiier. 1t is said. was scratched from
the New Jersey Jockey Clubs Handicap
on Saturday because Father Bill was re-
serving nm for the Brooklyn Handicap.
II this is true, then Pa DAILY has
been his policy to take the money as It
comes and not wait for good things that
may 20 wrong: Daly probably Thought,
| Raceland was surn winner.
! Lord of the Harem has been sold to
/ Canadian parties for stud purposes. No
/ tears of regret viii be shed over his de-
parture from the turf
/ Prunty. by Spendthrift dam Janet.
was recently sold by Eugene Leigh to
gentleman for saddle purposes. The
new purchase did not turn out Well, for
Prunty ran away on his first trial. and
nearly killed his owner.
\ san Francisco despatch says that j.
j Grant, the superintendent for Theo-
dore Winters is in the city from
Nevada He is enthusiastic over the
Nevada stable; and expects to pull down
some of the plums offered by the large
te:s has given 10 the turf such SSele-s
folk El Rio Rey, Ho Tambien and many
others who have won in California and
the Fast. Competent judges state that
No El sierra, the yearling brother OF Yo
Tamhien. is grand looking youngsters
and promises TO develop into the greatestf
son OF the far-famed Marion.