New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-12
NOTES ON TIRE AFFAIRS

Training for the early spring races Is fairly started
md the horses which take part in them harl al
work Tho Brooklyn track is the favorite training ground
Of many Of trainers Colonel Brush keeps ii in rs
nearly a perfect condition possible on morning
when the weather Is fair 1t Is uncommon sight to
as many as eighty horses being rocd canterel gal
ioped at the time. Yesterday exception to
the rule hundreds OF horses were worked on the u
and the racctrack
The chief interest OF centred in the cand
dates for the handcaps and for arod stake honos
There is little about the two-year-o1s. fast
work has been ly them this spring. That thy
are superior every trainer In stable
thor. Is one or more Youngsters which cunning
look TO steal trainers face AMI in whisper h.
says: There may be others bui this one Is here Put
your checks him when he starts
AT Brighton Beach William Lakeland has fairly begun
the routine James r. Keenes extensive stable
The Of and exception
ally lot. There many trainers who SAY
that they expect them 70 sweep the board. rs j. +
F. K,cne purchased every yearns that eyc"ei in breed
ing and appearance offered Tor sae last ~ far as
betting is concerned the KccHe candidates sure 70 he a.
short prices betting. the public follow the kee
bores because they are convinced that they VIII
honestly contested far The bearers Of the Keen"
coors concerned. and they know that the trainer
one O. in his calling The handicap candidates
are all In healthy. robust condition Some turinrn who
freouent the tracks say Basse,aw has been len
,ently treated by Handicapped. Don Aonzo has many
admirers on OF his rugged. healthy appearance
Ajax however is looked upon having an excellent
chance at weights Trainers laugh at the doleu tales
about Lampligltcr who received few punches %.
the firing iron Of sTlint Il s the general
impression that will be coorel starter II is
likely will be trained at the Brooklyn truck ana
will arrive there week. The men who know the
horses peculiares the best that Lampighter would
% far better II prepared al some track where
there were few horses excite him Prince George Is al
that could desired In looks sn1 conformation Iha
he he's wonderful Of speed nobody Will deny as Il"
such sterling good spntes Sirrocco ana Dei
sIiv last L.
hrewd horsemcn have placed his chances in one
| OF the winter books.
or course there is the OF strong tips from
tho ws., Eugene Leigh says he believes OXFORD ="
be the hes: horse he added ana that when Just right
he can run faster and stay than any horse he ever
saw Mr. Leigh has not moped around the Ioce''a'"'
blindfoded but has poered around when lndoo' Loon
atus Luke Blackburn. Freedland Troubadour FircnH'
Salvador and Tamnany lowered the coors OF ther
onnon.nts Nobody with a grain ot sense Will have Inc
,enerity to say Leigh Is not good Judge o. race
horses 20 that IN clifford the Western delegation mas
| champion who established MS ch''n !" '"e "" "
! hard-fought turf battles.
| 70 Tarnbien Is a marc who has proved her claim 70
o,sass racing form 80 tina. comment is unneees
| sary She has received some backing in Chicago
| Maid Marans second 10 Morcllo In POS. at washing
ton being beaten bu, one ana haf lengths hnel Dy
some tip. from has made her some iTiehd' III
| the East.
The interest in the Suburban Handicap Increases every
d,v and NJ there are few Trustworthy booknakers VINO
| are laying odds on the race II Is HheIY " ~
will be the oid-,ime fervor. as when the SUBURBAN wa"
| the medium Of much future betting
re,,ors who are not we'll informed turf affairs should
| lie careful with whom they make bets on iu'''' '
o,,cs,a Long odds against horses are nov sure III
lcations Of the trustwor,hncss Of the hookhah'r' "
bookmakcr who intends 20 pay his ouH'o'"7'' WI" 49,
overlay the ODDS against any contestant
Edward Kelly visited Jerome PARK yes'e'naF "
snec, his stable Mr.. Kelly believes inai ne has
0lv by Greenland which Is fully AS promising "' N'''
gerna.
J. c. Follansbee arrived in the city from ~" -
ranch on Saturday night His friends seiI'' III" "
and would not release him for many noun" ~ ,.
that he was abducted true. The JONI
mako a wise selecton II they chose MI -.
steward OF the club II has been repr''' ~ -,
&c likely to exist early day az ""' - -,
,,,onls 20 resign on account u his ia"'hE "'
" ID Grand will sell today at mo nm ht,t.
r,y.bance rroadway and Ffueth-s'.. " NUM- w., o.
c,oss harness and saddle horses prh''P""' -, 49,
Montreal Stables Of Frank Elliott Ih'S " ,o,,
oughlv seasoned and ready for the road i"' ~
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