The evening world., 1894-05-01
AS FAST AS DOMINO.
Col. Ruppert's Falsetto-P Pearl
Thorn Colt Is a CraokajacS.
Goes Halt a Mile in O.49 with
Johnny Lamb,ey Up.
Don Alonzo Apparently Is Ablo To
Tow-Ropc Banquet.

GRAVESEND, l.. l., Nav 1--rns
' eather was beautiful here to-day. The
track was slow in the early morning. but
a thorough sprinkling put 1t In excellent
condition towards noon.
The horses were sent right along to-
day and several pretty trials were seen.
Inc most sensational move of the morn
ing proved to be that OF Counter Tenor.
the colt by Falsetto out OF Pearl Thorn.
This youngster had his racing plates nut
on yesterday ana this morning Hueston
sent him around to the backstretch In
company with Young Arion.
Inc latter Is chain lightning for q
short distance. but he was never in Il
with the tw~o-year-old. Counter Tenor
bounded away from the older horse and
opened up a gap OF six lengths which
young Arion could never close.
Every ones eyes opened in amusement
o29 i-2. Three furlongs were covered IN
go l-2. and. the half-mile in 90 mar.
fhmfn Lambley eased the colt and nys
was we'll. within himself, and n II
faster. ~
h, sF Sssss sHl, DAILY syws.s1'd . i after putting
likes of that fellow"
counter Tenor cost Col. Rupert 81, 800
or the two-year-old events at the Brook
lyn Spring meeting. These are the Sea-
side Stakes and Great American Handi-
zap.
OF the other horses in the RUPERT
string Chattanooga worked six furionr1
ana Gotham. the Iroquois-Trade Wind
coli IL. a half mile In 81 eeonds.
worked ohe DW %ytr lo string wal not
t~horoughly inspected by Mr.. Dwyer be-
Tore they were taken on the track.
pIhe stories about the superiority of
water II the work Of the pair to-da.
can be taken as a criterion. The Don
and BANQUET worked a mile and . FUR
was ready to cut loose from BsnaSse
at any stage of the journey. At the
end Don Alonzo was galloping; Banquet
was as follows Sise6 DIS, Us irsc o,fSl o.ss si ~,
i.cS u. liz 81. l.S2 IL, l.S Ia. 400 %
Declare and Armitage were sent q
better OF 1t. Dobbins and Patrician also
worked together a mile in 1.i7 "a, the
former winning. but tired. s%tonenell
W9rksd SIX *. fuTionss in LII. pulling up
vent th~ree-quarters in 10. Prince
George covered a mile In Lat. Diabo-
Ius and Leonvllle went six furiongs in
- EAL e..
J. p. Collins gave sirocco six fur.
longs In i1s, Rama a mile In 1.50 81 and
Busiris three-quarters In 1.19 "a.
Jim Dyer sent Rolla six furlongB in
] %. and gave Sykeston a two-mile gall
lop at a two-minute gaft.
Loantaka worked a mile and q furlong
IN zoo ~, going very strong. Mad
stone. from ~McLaughlin's stable, went
seven f%urlongs In l:33. Rockaway, the
Jumper. threw his boy and ran away
a mile. He did not injure himself.
Frank McCabe sent Ascot six furlougD
In 1.lel-2, and his ~two-year-old brother
a half mile in 052. F-.T
Mr.. .Jennings's horses galloped at d
two-minute gait. Mary Stone Is big yet.
but looks well. The tw~o-year-oids m
0. ~ 1-2.
Sport took his exercise on the Bouls. (
lands e
Garrison gave Aloha a mile In 1.ls IL
and Charley Walker sent Integrity the
distance In l.49. Now or Never
went at a two-minute clip.
Mike. Days Copyright and st. Michael
worked a mile together in LIT IL. The
former went on and finished q mile and
a quarter in 2.l7 1-2.