New-York tribune., 1894-04-15

Mr.. Dwyer and his trainer. Edwarh Mc"ai'S' az
anxious about a splint that becomes sore ana
causee moro mr. loss fever in his left foreeg. Patri-
clan is similarly afflicted but he IS not in the same
class as Declare Long Beach is likely 10 win
race or two when he strikes field OF tiren horses'
eonawe is likely to be one OF the selling platers
IN such races where the distance is at a mile or
THIS STABLE IN LUCK
James Mclaughlin Is pleased with his stable as
every horse Is in good shape. without any OF the
ailments that cause trainers to grow prematurely
gray Wah Jim is likely TO prove as good II not
better horse than he was last year, as he Is Dig
and high with firm solid flesh, and acts as II ne
could annhilate records, 50 anxious Is ne 10 get
his head when at work. Tormentor Is righIy
named as he tortured both the plungers ana the
public last year Tormentor's favorite diet IS 10
on favorites and he acts II his appetite Tor long
odds were as good It was last year comanche'
on looks could easily pass star In any COM
pany In McI.aughllns hands he seems to nave I'M
proved. and Is looked upon by some sansu&,r'e & tI,n
Handicap William Hueston gave the youngsters or
Colonel j. Ruppers stable strong WORK yesIenIay p y;
Thorne colts were worked together ana they
acted Ike stake winners Richard Croker s am anu
Morked A Of Colonel Ruppers horses look we'll
and Impress visiting horsemen favorabiy. 49,.
expression OF one OF the jockeys at the track Inc
great sprinter goes bounding along. as II ne knew
horses at the sprinting distances , Oh,
H. Warnke had Anna Bishop on the track ohe
attracts great deal OF attenilon anu - 60 icto,
by many horsemen as one OF the grandest looking
ma res On the turf. Her right hind leg LOOKS en-
largeI. but close inspection shows that tne ieg
swollen account Of creased heel, whch Is
slowly submitting to treatment ...
J. B Dyer has great confidence in Appomattox.
who looks and feels splendidly
BILL" DALYs NEW IDEA.
". Crepltus DAILY was absent yesterday in Hart
ford where the boys say he "a building a corral
modelled after Mr. Hagenbecks cage. 1t Is said
that he intends 20 keep his lightweight Jockeys In
{, when H.. IL away from home. A chestnut colt
of the Connecticut ,urfman's .wo-year-ods The
colt Is extremely good looking and the hurricane
Frank McCabe Is training Ascot and MS tw0-year,
old brother. Both OF them are working well, ana
McCabe Is pleased with The outlook. p,o..,-, ,,,,
Aiaho gets regular work on the Boulevard Dut
looks as n he would not be ready to race ana win
before December.
f. II Garrison. the Jockey is In training and does
regular work every day. lie expects 10 be able
to ride ll5 pounds at the Brooklyn meeting.
William Lakeland IS looked upon as the man OF
mystery from Coney Island. all the trainers are
guessing as to the condition Of his horses. Hyder-
ebad IL entered in the Suburban, and he is not the
10 be. Domino Is not likely to be confined to slow
work for any length Of time. small splnt that
only ailmeut Assignee Is in the Keene stable and
should not be wholly forgotten by racegoers as he
Is not the alnR list and Is much improved. nav
ing been we'll furnished all winter with all the luz
uries In the market. .
The stables are rapidly filing up. Every stable
at the Brooklyn track Is engaged Some OF the
stabl. attendants are very destructive large
sum Of money IL expended In repairing the wanton
injury Inflicted on the buildings.
il - likely that the new Jockey club will adopt
the English plan of charging a certain amount for
each stable. In that way the destruction OF prop.
crowd Of persons Will visit the track to-day to sec
the horses work.