The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-18

Hcrss-s- WIN Petite. the New Ssrssy
I.~rlsin NE for = Enir Lnr-Tnrf News.


I.sets,s ure for = Fair Lavv-Turf Nsvs.
Everybody with the good Of racing At heart
would rejoice II the New jersey Legislature
would pass 4 bill equal to the Ives Pool law.
with the g per cont tax added. now In force In
this State. but at present there IL only small
prospect OF any relief this year.
| President A. +. walcott OF the Monmouth
| Park Association snid yesterday; have not
yet given MP all hope OF racing At Monmouth
this season. Public sentiment is opposed to
racing in New Jersey. and the chance OF get
| ting n bill passed similar to the one In effect
In this State is to say the least. remote.
Unless a bill is passed there will be no rae
ing at Monmouth. think IL the matter lie put
before the Legislature in a proper light and
the enormo Gus losses to owners and breeders
OF race horses, farmers. storekeepers, railroad.
aud other New Jersey industries that no rae
ing will cause are pointed out to the lawmak-
ers OF the State. q bill might be fsvorsbly re-
ceived.
The time. however. IL very limited and
what is done must be done quickly. bill
limiting racing to twenty or twenty five days
on each track would be perfectly satisfactory
TO Monmouth, Linden. and Elizabeth. 1t
would not however. suit Clifton. Guttenburg.
or Gloucester.
These last named tracks. boyever. have
by attempting TO race every day. They are
not entitled to any consideration.
will he presented to the Legislature shortly.
Monmouth Park viii be enaeted. In the event
Of there being no racing 10 Jersey ea an sMSy
have seven stake events closed; -
They are the Lorillard for threescy,sar-
Odds Oaks oI an ss
year olds Stevens for three-year-olds. Stock
ton for three-year- olds and Junior Champion
ii am not In favor OF leasing jerome Park
in order to decide these events. The cost IL
pnny demands. $4,000 Tor the track. In ad;
dition to this ] have estlmated that It would Md
grand stand, stables and betting ring;
lathe buildings Ing are 5,u now in sHdly dils ri.
it has. We have not leased 1t. and have no In
n We don't o race At Monmouth Park we may
decide to borrow a few dsys from one Of the
events mentioned. 1t may be that our m eett-
ing will be declared of altogether Although
no, to h. big racing si to IN Y New ss n
glad personally because the men that hat have aye
think this season will be one. Of the greatest
In the history OF the sport In this country.
ever before, In all these events the competi-
ready as ess sa 10y TSe sSss
my opiniGn higher TT than ever be s and az az
the competition keener."
The latest arrival at the Grsycsend track is
the sring belonging to the Msssrs ~ rie .
on Monday afternoon. The horses. twelve
head in all. are in charge Of trainer H. Tucker
horse. In fuckers charge raced in the visin.
ity OF Now York last season with more or less
success, and, judging from appearances, they
will be heard from again this season;
Rossin ston. is The Oldest OF the collection. and
she appears to be able to sprint ms fast as ever;
the Of s % ana
ton. the brother to Count: Miss Lille Clsmen-
tine Tribute. s2d George Beck; There 2, are e
nliies hereahout early last spring. and near
showed something like her true form. but she
was nighty and hiGh-strung and did not per-
OF this Jaw in hcr disposition. She looks splen.
did this spring. as indeed do all the horses
There was not y great deal OF work at
BsS0f dssid ths nops9E but wfs dsPs
iasoas IL spisaalS I'VE y. sst NILE i - fts
and az this brother to Tea Tray is in the
the race. Heretofore p. has not been an early
spring. and yesterday morning. could have
worked the last mile in l AS had he been per-
Die. went a. mile at a two minute clip.
Everybody at Gravesend comments upon the
nf . q h shsS eo
colt by Falsstto out Of Pearl Thorne, the brown
chestnut colt By Iroauois out OF, Trade Wind
were out on the track The onlookers were
ter around the upper turn In 25 seconds. and
2 trainer. who stood by gave good line on
beat that when ,Hueston wants them set down"
vs. MtS sn aee ID 81.
frsnhs S yesisrdaS that he wss conident he
sSad Se ss s to 1d
SPORT shows more OF the Eolus than Mortsmer
head would realize that he would be an ugly
horse 70 fool with when thoroughly aroused.
stable near the Boulevard. the three-year-old
Ascot and lnii brother year younger being
es 81 spISa 81 bS had
the substance to carry him through severe
Bss DONE hs nSsse
him so far in workmanlike fashion.
n The coming match match between S,i GsrlsS , 70
eandIdstes Tor i the Brooklya Hsndicsp. Re-
ford won at a mile In j IA. yesterday at Mem
phis. galloping under the wire. OF course he
ulu NOT neat mucn. anu RAGS uOeb not
amount to a great deal other than to show that
the colt is sound and all right The three,
year-old Domingo that will be remembered
by many as being in the Fleischman string
here last summer, ran seven furlongs over the
same track in ;2b4. SO that the time test does
not make IL startling.
Imported StrombolI. a Suburban Handicap
candidate entered from California, has had
quite u, varied career. He ran prominently in
Australia until three years old. when IL was
ed that he was hopelessly broken down.
He was sent to this country after trial in the
stud there and sold for breeding purpOSas
His purchaser In California thought that he
would stand training and put him to work with
such good results that he Is considered one OF
the hest horses on the Pacific slope, especially
over a distance OF ground. rest OF year or
two frequently works wonders with the legs
and feet OF rae. horses.
Green Is. Morris is not finding II sn easy to
win in the South and West as he supposed 1t
would be when he left here last fall. He sold
Judge Morrow for a song, and Is now relying
upon Strathmeath. sally Woodford. Helen. St
Pat, and ona or two others 10 get the money
for him. His house at GTAyesend Is vacant
J; H. Dyers three-year-olds AppomRttox and
Rolla win 10 In with tho winners at the spring
meetings unless all signs fail They are a