New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-27

and ia the net Of his owner Richard Croker
lie has beautiful action, Is we'll formed ana every
cation far Is that Dobbns Is lin it, with those Oh ms
age; but months often works wonders ana '"o'"
Sir Walter NAV be outly munchng his oats under the
shadow Of the blum at Jerome Park Inc hnpler' WV
yearods are advanced well As the older horses IN
the Coones stable. The Fei.ehman LOT are extremely
good looking and take regular work every day
l. II. Dshm,n's horses are looking a. wen a. An ,
others on the track. Conanche compress hNornoy WIN
any three ycar-od at Brooklyn Phiip D"Ser' hor'' "
doing regular The present indications are mat 'he
stable will be successful than II was last year
A, the Green g. Morris paddocks. just outside the
Brcoklyn track the veteran q. u. Morris holds forth
Mr. Morris says with Jest eetle luck the Jedre MOT
has good chance a. anyoodys moss III 'oe
Brooklyn Handicap. All the horses In Mr. MOTIFS >
stable are in fine condition TO begin the season.
Frank McCabe IS going slowly with F. Gehhaids
horses The stable has escaped sickness this year. so
that the prospects Of successful racing selon are good
At the Lakeland paddocks. Brighton Beach many good
looking lusty ed, stabbed William Lake
land wss on hand early yesterday morning J. H. heehe
arrived at the paddock at 10 o'clock and emane1 t
when lie garted for Shecpshead By. William Lakeiahd
is one Of the best known trainers in tee East a. wei as
one OF the successful Mr.. keenc secured the ser
vice, Of the Brighton Beach trainer last fall TO take care
Of select division OF his lot new stable was oui'
for accommodation OF Mr. Keenes horses uhaer tn
supervision Of Mr. Lakeland. IL Ia model s'aoie WIN
every convenience 1t Is admirably arranged so tnat ~
horses their regular work in stormy weather. 81
Leonards better known racegocs a. the Beiadonna
colt, the first horse u catch one" eye u Nv '
the stable lie is true type OF ST. Blaee' eNceP$'s
his legs which are stout and we'll put on lie shows
vo,derful Improvement over his twoyear-old form ana
appeam as forward in his training a. any o inc ho'e "
the Long Island tracks. His coat looks healthy ana shs
like nice. OF satin He pleasce both Mr. Kecne and his
trainer but the latter the are long ways VII
yet. Ledgerwood tain and in poor conai'io" WILL
he arrived Brighton Beach lie Is not quite up u o
mark in condition the others in the stable pu' II
likely to improve rapidly.
Bowers the twoyear.old brother to Tyrant mas grow"
considerably His growth has been even In every way -
that he is one OF proportional twoyeaf-on> "
training. He afflicted with slight sp'h'' oaS "a'
fully recovered from its effects. Bowers was "s"'
tried as yearlns to have retained MS form
brother 10 Correction looks as IL he wouia 40 ""'
called upon to earn his share OF the oats orchis' u"
imported Ally by Ben dor dam LINE Agnes, i
rnaryelously evenly propertcned hy she Is sspei !"
hlood 70 the mighty Ormonde the Engshmen called
him. She is not all that could be desired In her lore
ec. as her ankles inclined to roundness but she
caops well and has fine disposition oeh2 ea''i! ma.
aged on the track 10 the stable All Oh MI h'c'o
horses at Lakcands paddocs are doing as wen as cou'
be desired. ,,, .
victory ia on the go easy list He is not likely TO
start in any long distance but may be factor az
the spfnting distances Willie L. appears 10 De feSu'
to try for the selling purses. Lakeland said; lie Is
one OF the that get the money Tor an owner VIM"
the stake horses win excuses"
At the Sheepshead Boy track everything Is in ofuer
The track magnificent shape and rea'y 10 race oc
1 this week. hlDIt 'OoPcT sd!N '-N W.
weather OF the last winter gave both tnc men and horses
that winteged az Shcepshead Bay the "coly wobDic>
A the horses" he said. sis jesc out or medicine en-
look tucked up'' Tournament looks Ike PERFECT
horse I'm his box but when he turns around he SHOWS
signs OF Cooper. however Il confident that
Tournament will train up race White lose looks
like a picture. She Is beautiful MARI, although IN"
proved a disappointment last year. Alonlo l. hght-
reshed horse shows the effects OF the medicine he
received last majority Of the horses In oooTrrs
charge yearods. some OF them are likely look
ing and have shown fair time In their trials colt
hy Favor dam Reina Victoria IA rugged sort OF
young.ter and is far better looking than his habroher
Two Bits the same age. bay hly by ST.
Gotten Is real beauty. although smaller than many OF
the Others
f. H. Garrison called ct the stable AID looked at the
youngstef. Garrison said he thought Dobbns was the
best-ooking twoyear-Sld ho had seen lie intended 10
visit NJ. Byrnes Monmouth Paix to-day II am going
to train systematically this year" he said Il Intent
tn train IL and be st!ong. weigh 49, IN the
buzz that xenty pounds must come on. / viii 8"
in country where II IS quiet and be ready TO ride
MAY l. A turinan said sterwafd that II even
money Gsrrisons training quarters wous be within
a block OF the Holman House or ST. James Hotel