The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-05-10
xEsrEnDzrs RzcrSe TRIzLs
CuEsrs, Ds- Aisuse, Bs.quss, Nos-tshs,
sna othsr STAR e. TIE Traeh.

There we're fully 500 people At the Graves
end track this morning to see the candidates
for the Brooklyn Handicap take their work. A
hundred or more persons were seated In the
grand stand with their watches In their hands
and. although the horses were sallopinR
almost Necessarily until the sun Was high
nothing seemed to escape them. Richard
Croker came down with N. +. Dwysr. Matte
Corbett, P. J. Dryer. and others. and was an
interested spectator in the in1sld.
OF course. the bright particular star. and the
horse that everybody wanted to see Ralop
was Clifford. now rsd.hot isvorite for next
Tuesdays big race. The brown colt was rid
den again By Martin. and II can only be SUR
missed how good he r.. ss he was not permitted
to work faster than . mile and . furlong in
1:58x Trainer Kelley was on the track. hat
in hand, and he had to stop Martin twice. and
compel him TO take . wrap on the smooth.
easy-Roing son Of Brsmble. The nrst quarter
| was In % seconds. the half In 50H. Ave eiRhths
In :04R. and the mile in IA fiat. The work
was done without the semblsnce OF an effort.
| and impressed those who saw Il with Clinords
prowess On Friday morning he will probably
be asked the question in earnest. although he
looks flt now. and may not do anything OF
| fast character until the day OF the race.
| Outside Of Clifford. there was more interest
in the trial between Banquet and Don Alonzo.
M. r. Dryers pair. Don AlonEo was ridden
by slmms and had fully 1875 pounds up. while
| Banquet carried q light boy and had not more
| than los pounds In the saddle. Neither horse
was anxious to break at the head Of the
stretch. and II was only after three attempts
| that they got away. with Don Alonzo on the
outside Heretofore he h.. been next t., The rail- Al
In q. ey Part Of The t'H r.
| three-auarters in :lS. mile in :45S. mile
at both turns. but his head was down at the
tprlone pole. From there home simms rode
safe. and could have beaten him thres or four
lengths had he been ridden out. Don Alonzo's
sa.sn mt. ann pi Hr DIVER ph may put sinms
on the b, fay 81 the he can
n Nj. DIVER. was disappointed with Dop
hlonzo's work. Mr.. Croker was equally so with
bSSSn BsSS.. q r s; s's a rsS
hSS Sp ~: in n In,
q sSnt.:s to make him tIy 81: S:;s 4: dIS
the the Hsaine :s..on Instead d the very Out.
horse. aud he stood sim ms 8 pun ching in the
last : * q mile IN f 4; that
Known wh.,Ssf P9SSin: and Vintage we're ere
ior BroSLiynis pig Tires: ye.I.old stakes: AZ
assss n IA hs and h. &. hal sss q
having beaten Buckrene. winner OF the Arkan-
Ss5Rs .0s na q: oGs 81 hs be-. g1s
SSsrtsr: q q mile IN ' i:2o Under Whip " and
Isaac ,Dahlmsn's Comanehs. trained By
Jimmy Mclaughlin. and sure starter for the
sI Fi: ns aana horse a
taxa. another starter for the Brooklyn HaIai-
Sssnd S2Sushs Henry q NaSafr. s oTsr from
sheepshead Bay to familiarize the thres-year-
GS VIZ fonso % nc sG
galloped slowly about the track = oouGle q
bWs:r fne sasn ySn xsd ns ess
.asds IL g and Es did the sB:
year that the = veteran had BEEN asked to
go et anything like his clip. and he tired
little ,, bit , in the last sori tSsra1o 10 Up
stridine much better this year than he Rener; |
ally does n The sDTnS whsa he troubled
Rs sna s:n 5.sE Rcss wH be ms
D S thrss.YesE.oid. Appomst.oI. and Rolla
worked mile together IN l;47'., while Col. |
msp Soetsg Mn f.srner al and
Eugene Lsighs Eurania. By Hanover. out Of |
EurSnia i a handsome Two yesr.oId. and viii |
be seen during the Grayssend meeting. Father |
Captain T. the same distance a tTide faster.
siI9eco worked three-Iuarters OF a mile IN |
i:s& %srnb.rg Ssllopsd . mile and fur.
wan fcsr s.sS nort mTps and
mile NIL: ind az ur Snsy SEQ s5 and Roller went
over at Sheepshead Bay Billy Lakeland
worked two of Messrs. Keene's two-year-olds |
. half mile in 6oS sec! seconds with big weigh.
c SS.. ePRs nsas dPrHPs 81
Daily can congratulate themselves upon tho
y h sAt eonc. Vim 10 good ssaps
john Hyland worked him a half at shespshead
% SiS sSe ssms ~ o e seconds Nc
CaffeTty & Wishard had their entire string out
sSias sss TH b.; 4.o Fsm A1 Ms:s with f
head, the star being Kilkenny, bought at the
i hS5nTa ;ss les, ss S nS
J, K Mcdonald was at shsspshesd Bay yes
R% a ssa 3; a'
E fE tsss oI 81 t H. pSH sHf
Gray Leg, the winner o. the cry and subqr-
70 Va: il 4 very bad ppstst, spd sitSogsS
ss.as b. rsSi stSu ls0 ssea@ he
three-yesr-oldg got through on the rail. and In
nftY yards opened gap OF two lengths. win
ming BIZ that distance,
Gen. BENJAMIN +. Tracy does not agree with
Judge Roger A. Prior In his opinion concern
ing the Ives law. The ex-Secretary OF the
Navy was at Madison Square Garden last
sysning when the trotters from the Stony Ford
Farm oil Charles BAckmAn were sold and in the
course OF conversation said; While haven't
given the question any special attention,
don't see how the case which came before |
Judge Pryor has anything TO do with the eon-
stitutlonallty OF the act legalizlnR pool selling
on tTaekA"
The following letter Was received to-day;
To THG EDIToR rHE sCN-SS The report published |
IN THE SUN this morning she effect thai a break in
the ranks OF u. and 4. H. Assoc AtlOn rad
enrTsd with the nssGng OF the PhIAdeL
phiA Country Club be held Nay ~ IL untrue. The |
meeting will be held strictly under the rules OF the
ISOLATION
me rusS formulated by . number of gentlemen al |
Tsetly Interested IN the philadelphia meeting which
adopted pending the framing OF the rules Of
AssOeiAton will govern only where they do |
ne, s 81 s 70; PRESENT TSi:: o. ss ss1f v S