New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-14
READY FOR THE HANDICAP
PROSPECTS OF A FINE RACE TOMORROW.
WORK OF THE HORSES THAT WILL RUN At THE
ppOOKIYN TRACK.

| WORK OF THE HORSES THAT WILL RUN Al THE
BROOKLYN TRACK.
The last work OF the horses that are To 'a"c part
| In tho Brookyn Handicap. he decided to morrow
attracted a large number of persons 4" Tie s'"p''
| head Bay and Brooklyn tracks yesterday Lamp
lighter the ION weight, is likely TO he pronounced
fayorIte for the race Implghters career as three
| year-oh WINS extremely Brilliant. unprcj"'c'n
| turfmcn said yesterday that he shoum nave WON
every race he started IN last year WIN one cAcep'o'
| That was IN handicap race nj Monmouth rarh WIG"
| he was beaten By Reckon. vEo was thro"h ii'o tue
| race with only 100 pounds on her back Lnnphsh'er
has been trained for Mondays race at the farm NJ
Rancocas His work hns been satisfactory from Inc
beginning IIugglns, the trainer gavo him his WORK
for Monday before II large crowd. Through MI:
understanding, sims went at such slow pace III u
move OF one and cghths miles that WAS covered
| In "a, that the horse was repeated at m''c'
which he ran In 45 The work was splendid ex'
LibitiOn OF what high class morse can hoc""P"'"
when properly trained.
BANQUET who will be ridden By Garrison, had MS
work at Elizabeth, yesterday. lie went .-a miles
at three quarter speed lie acted as II he was ready
TO run the race of mis- life. Banquet Is inciineh 10
swcrve to the rail when urged With whip and spur
lie was disqualified for that trait In one OF his races
last year, With Garrison on his back he VIII pc
ridden differently than ever before Garrison Is
left handed, and Is a strong, athletic young man.
lie will the whip II necessary with his eit ha""
so that the horse is likely to run straight should
he swing into the stretch the outside OF his heid'
Raceland is aged gclding. lie has been
public favorite for years "old Bones is the name
the stable boys call him. lie has all his old time
dash and speed but old age tells thoroughbred
so that he begins to come back, and prefers trc
shorter distances. Lamley Will ride Raccland, ana
the aged son OF Billet and Caomel will have some
followers who will bet his chances. lie went la
miles at the Elizabeth track Elm o:1i IL.
In, hcox ~
trainers and turmen that frequent the Brooklyn
track. Judge Morrow and Hume were worked Ia
miles yesterday. The trial pleased q. ID. Morris.
The horses rated along at strong pace, going 10
the halfme post I'm 80 12 seconds, the quarter
In 30, the mile in I Al IA and the distance III
2I4. Covlngton will pilot Judge Morrow ana Noble
will ride Hume.
Mars and Russell the entries OF j. A. d a. III.
Norris 1t Is likely that Mars will battle alone for
the all scarlet" Wyndham Walden gave both
horses IL public trial yesterday. They were sent OH
at racing pace going the first halfmile In 90 sec
onds the threeQuartcrs In III, the mile III 1 40
Both horses hung fire at the end OF the mile but
finished the IA miles In ::13. Mars pcat MS
stable companion three quarters Of n second
Diablo Is up starter, but 1t IL extremely doubt-
ful II Messrs Walcott and Campbell decide 10 send
him to the post Should he start. Taral Will ride mni
Lconawel p. J. Dryers candidate is well thought
OF by everybody who has seen him at work. lie had
a trial of one and one-eighth miles yesterday. His
work pleased his trainer. Leonawell. with his handi
cap weight up ran the first hafmile in 81 seconds,
the mile in 40 and finished the one and oneeighth
miles in / 80 without urging. lie IL dangerous
factor in the race II the track is muddy, he VIII
carry thousands OF dollars Of Broosyn money.
Nomad, with McDermott on his back, Is considered
BY many turfmcn to have excellent chance ar he
covered and one-quarter miles at the Elizabeth
track in 2l2 IL. lie was raced as selling platter
last year, but showed that he was stake class at Morris
Park. Yesterday he worked at hall speed ana
showed that he full Of run.
william c. DAILY vows that he will start both Ter
riGcr and Fidelio One OF his friends advised him to
start Terrhcr for Gloucester and fideo In the hand
cap. 1t is possible that the Hartford turfman In
tends 10 follow this advice Fidclio with los pounds
OH his back is likely good race. J. Lamloy
knows the shortest way around the track Terrifer
never beats anybody but the persons who bet on him.
Charade Is considered having Il good chance
His races at Elizabeth show his form. lie races much
better than he works. and with los pounds on his
back should race from post to finish. {. sloane Is
slated as his rider. Bergen and A.. Hamilton have
been mentioned his jockeys. Sloane said yester
day that he TO ride and that he had TO reduce at
least four pounds to-day to make the weight
T1ckpocket has been worked the hills and val
leys Of Morris Park. lie Is greatly improved colt
and with lO3 pounds on his back should run IA
crdtablc race. 1t is likely that Bergen will have
tile mount Pickpockct.
Albert Cooper decided NJ the last minute to start
Lionzo. Cooper has been busy watching the work OF
the various candidates, and decided that AlOnzO had
chance to beat Hume, VINO will be ridden by Noble,
so Mdgeley got the mount.
The is likely TO be- one OF the best ever run over
the Brooklyn track. Iampgher. the favOre. l. every
inch racehorse, but In scn the slightest acc
dent likely prove fatal TO horse that has To come
from behind at the finish The Jockeys are OF the
highest class In the country and have had enough OF
experience TO prevent foul riding delay at the post
50 that "A trucrun should result, and everybody
who attends the should go home pleased with the
DAVIS sport superintendent Brush has every thing In
splendid shape 10 begin the meeting.