The morning call., 1893-05-18

the Gravesend track. Brooklyn, last week
IN good condition.
Some Of the two-year.olds will start in
a day or two. and as they are cracks who
are skillfuily trained by Henry Walsh.
will certainly be heard from.
Next Monday Henry Schwartz will open
his foreign book at the Oakland raeetrack.
The betting on the Eastern events will be
the only feature at the plare until after
the Trottiug. horse Breeders meeting at
the Bay District.
A number of horses have been already
sent to Oakland. and when the running.
meeting commences the first week in
June, couple of hundred horses are eX-
pected TO BE- on hand
Snapper Garrison, the premier Jockey of
the land, Will ride Charley Fairs colt.
Dare. in the American Derby. Marcus
DAILY has first call On the Snapper's sery-
ices, but Fair has secured the second call.
As Daily does not start anything in the
Derby Fairs colt will nave the benefit of
Garris0n's services.
B. c. Holly, the astute Vallejo horse
man, left yesterday for ST Louis with his
useful string. Holly likes the game in
the East, and as El Rayo is not only high
class horse but a greatly improved one on
last years form. he expects to win purses
i'll plenty with him.
Revolver, Sympatnetic's Last and Happy
Day, although not high-class horses. can
Cesca-the improving three-year-old sister
| to Acclaim-Hoily expects to move along
more smoothly than the other Califor-
MA owners, Who go East blowing trum-
pets because they have promising Derby
candidate in their string. Jockey W..
Clancy, who was quite clever here, left for
81. Louis few days ago to ride Lottle
Mills, Pescad0r and other California horses.
lie is still under engagement to Holly and
will do most of his riding.
Charmion, Wildwood and a few other
good ones leave to-day for Chicago. Cad
mus. who was reported sick at Ogden, is
| all right. His ailment, although it.scared
! Mike Kelly and Covington at first, proved
! to be III no way serious.
| The American Turf Congress has issued
! an order fully reinstating the Elkton
! stables engagements. 4 result, fitZ-
! simmons, the great Morello and other
! horses owned by Frank Van Ness Will
soon face the starters flag again. The
| Board Of Control of the New Orleans
! Jockey Club has reinstated the famous
/ horse BraZos. who was kept under the ban,
! although The owners, Morgan d Stanfield,
were leiD stated some time since. the ruling
now reseinded being one of the most
peculiar ever made on the turf.
Chicagoans are not going 10 have the op-
p0Itunity to see Pierre L0riliard'S horses
race at Washington Park this year.
Declarations from the OakwoOd and Great
/ Western handicaps have been announced.
and L0rillard's three entries were in the
liSt-La Tosca. Lamplighter and l. oco.
hatchee. The Guttenburgers = Blitzen,
Virgie. Saunterer and Lester-were also
named out
The entries and weights for to-day;
races are as follows:
First race, four furlongs-R Redlight 125
Cyclone 118 Jack the Ripper lis, Bonnie
III, Joe 1l2. Volta 110 Mountain Boy
104, Claymore 100, Joe Hooker Jr.
4 Second race, four and a half furlongs-
Romulus 121, Realization 11S Tilie S 107
Willow 95. Button 95 Happy Band 95
Silver Pate 90.
Third race. one mie-Folly III. Initia
ton 113. Miss Walling III, Connaught 107
| Vendome 101.
Fourth race, six and half furlongs-
Nero III. Lady Guenn l15, Huguenot 10
Broadchureh 1o9. Alfred 3 lO6. Charme
| 105. Drumm er 104.
Fifta race. five and a half fnrlongs-
Inkerman 125, North 1l5. Lodi ia, Ami
Moore ia, Huguenot III, CharmeE 107
| Warrag0 So.