New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-01

As a threc.y ear-old, and a four-yearold Russeh
did net fulfil his curly promise. His temper was
much worse out Of iwenty-eight races in when ne
took part last year he only four-a SWEEPSTAKES III
Brooklyn and one sweepstakes and two handicaps at
Morris Park At three years he s'ar'eH he e 4earen
Stakes the Brooklyn Derby and three small anuc"pH
Ills two-ycIrod campaign had been 100 se>'ic' Nv
was undOne by the nceSsant strain
Let not the defeat of W. {. Days bay horse Terri
fer by Btzcn Thursday. lose Terrifernny FRIENDS
II Is GOOD horse that can give Bitten eight pounds
and beating. Terriicr was not In CONDITION on
Thursday He had not been out Of his stable in Tour
DAYS and being gross feeder. he had filled up as
the saying goes. 1t will do TO keep weather eye
on both Terrihcr and Lcpdnto In their next races
The way Bitten pushed S;Oncnell on saturday shows
low good that little horse Is.
The starters for the Brooklyn Handicap will be
found following list: LonGstree 121; Banquet
123; Kingston. 122 Judge Morrow. 1l6; Raceland.
49, Strathmeath, 1lG, Iarvenue, ia Russell liz
Diabo, 112: Lconawcl. 10; Terrihcr, los; Fidelo,
JOS Cass.us. los Charade. 1O5; Candelabra, 100;
Wildwood 1O5 rlckpochct. 1O3. OF these all except
strahmcath Parvenue. Russell. Leonawcll. Cassius.
Candclabra, wildwood and PckpOcket have been ont
I'm public. and reasonable estimate of their capa-
biltes may be made. Al present II does not seem
that the chances Of Of the candidates worth
a great deal. For instance, who would offer good
round SUN for those Kingston. Longstrect Candida
bra, Wildwood and even Cassiu, Public opinion Is
rapidly wheeling In the direction Of Raceland who Is
now regarded with great favor. III, against
Diablo Friday raised his st Ok considerably That
IL, has the of the weights beyond question. lie
seems t. hold safe all in the race except possibly
Judge Morrow, stlatlmcath, Parvenur. Russell and
Tckpockc,. Thi, is leaving out of consideration his
Stable companion. Banquet Perhaps tuifncn
viii agree Banquci in his best condition give
Raccland seven pounds and beating al any linc.
Moreover Banquet does not mind being knocked about
In race. Raceland does. Hc has lost many races
because some horse bumped AGAINST him and took him
slightly ont 4 his cOn!sr lie never could stand
crowd lie wa alTayI at his best in ,maI, eld
Push ana .crouge ard igneGzG through small Io,
Banquet is not.
Russell Is said be better than ever before in his
life, and Hennen Morris, matter what he says. is
confident Of capturing part OF the money Henncn
never known to b" right. that ought to settle
the question regards Russell But lennen has
shrewG behind him this time. Walden, for
example. believes that Russell has a great chance.
John A. . Morris himself has a notion that if Russell
takes ii into his head TO try his best he will come
Sy dear to- Ws the rcod rn % %"a
like TO the scarlet in front.
Green Morris feels that the law OF chances Is
against him. yet he is hopeful. lie knows that Judge
Morrow will lose much support because OF the pre-
vaing belief that great the Brooklyn
Handicap cannot be twice won by the horse.
Judge Morrow will, however 20 to the post one Of
the perfectly trained horses in the field. and II
II ho' uo"o'eu 'i'a' ne VIII Nv d" exceedingly "hl-
S.Ious Iactor III ilr conuH'; Is y MIR
udnEeious morse, IMAM m'IN IN. =" "uIhl. ne nlS
great SPecu ana can 70 the uiaI,hce VI 'Vo eaAny.
MS weight i not 700 hluch. L'oha"'il Is uolhs
of success. Wildwood is on the. way East, but his
chances are not regarded aS anything extraordinary.
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