The evening world., 1894-04-20
WORKING IN The FOG.
Loantaka and Comanche Move
Fast Through the Mist.
Trainers Enthuse Over the Work oi
Sir Modred's Fast Son.
Daly's Two-Year-Olds Race Half u
Mile at Top Speed.

GRANESEND, l.. l.. April 2O.-A thick
fog rolled in from the sea this morning
and none of the trainers got their
charges out late. The fog pleased the
trainers, for they say 1t Is q iorerunner
of fine, warm weather. Despite the
muggy atmosphere some excellent
moves were made this morning.
Loantaka did some o fthe best work
of the season. He cantered couple
of miles and then was sent a mile and
a furlonS He covered the distance in
2W 3-i. pulling up strong. lietravelled
smoothly and in excellent style. Nc
Coun's two-year-old Iceland worked Il
alf in O52 IA.
Comanche, who Is being trained by
Jimmy Mclaughlin. was hot rags"
He worked six furlongs in lis 3-4. with
1iO-pound boy saving his head Off.
Afterwards he cantered mile, fight
ing for his head all the way. This colt
is In grand shape, and he is in the
| Brooklyn very light.
Mclaughlin also had Maidstone and
! the Exile colt out, the pair working
ave furongs at "a cracking pace. Wah
| mentor and Weinberg were given a
good sweating gallop,with clothes. on.
| lDtaSn ana Slr James covered nalf q
! milo in SO under pull
Father Rilr' DAILY brought out the st:
Blaise. Turco and Postguard colts. and
My by The lll-rsed AL four were .r
! hly finishing first in 0.52 IL. The st.
! Rlaise colt is owned by NJ. f. Dwyer
| who paid $4,000 for him as a yearing.
for or $500. The The Hartford Ia tor turfman wanted
t2 swap half q dozen brood mares for
the colt; but Mr.. Dwyer wouldn't have
NJ. F. Dwyer's two-year-olds were
paired off and worked half-miles in
about .056. The Inspector b. and 1ro-
Guois colts ran three furlongs in .o4o
ence to Hardy Campbell's signals.
The older division were cantered a
couple OF miles and returned to theil
| stables.
Jimmy Dumas sent Johannes, n fast
five furlong in 1.M. the last eighth being
covered in twelve seconds.
Luke Tully gave Morocco half in s.
seconds and Lochinvar three-quarters
in 1.25 12
Or. Ilasbrouck worked mile in 1.5
and Emin Bcy was sent the same dis
| tanCe in n second better time. Figaro
worked seven furlonCs in 1876.
Billy Hueston had his lot out in tive
sets but only cantered them. While
they were on the track the Falsetto coli
was nearly run into by one of the Straus
string, a bay filly by Ill-used, that wa:
moving in cracking style.
Jim Dyer gave Apnomattox seven fur
longs in l.2S, and Roller six furlongs II
l.2+ l2 Sykeston had A strong canter
Fleischman's lot worked in two set
and Elliott gave Shelby Tuttle sever
furlongs in l.SS
Declare moved six furlongs in 1.24, go
ing in taking style. The brother I,
Eolian and a colt by Bishop, worked {
half in 0.53 "a.
Hardy Campbell gave Chateau. Fir
and Harvest a good stiff mile. Hi
Grace and Hammie went a mile IL
l.53 1-2.
Tom Rogers went a mile in 153, ant
three two-year-olds owned by Mr.. jeff
colt covered half in 81
1t is said that the secret society known
as the New Jockey Club has decided tc
prohibit jockeys from owning race.
horses This Is directed at Garrison
McCafferty and Doggett, all of whom
own racehnrSaS