The sun., 1894-05-04
Dr. R1cr AND LEoxlWrLL.


among trainers yesterday morning. until =
few copies Of the Racing Calendar were brought
| TO the race courses, and then morning Rallops
and fast trials we're forgotten for the time be-
Ing. Nevertheless there was some real good
work. the Western horse DR.. Rice. owned by
Fred Foster OF St Paul. working over the
sheepshesd Bay race track mile and quar-
ter in 2:loI. while p. J. DIVERS BROOKLYN
| Handicap candidate. Jeonawell, negotiated
the same distance over the slower course at
| Gravesend in 2:11.
DR.. Rice 10 the four-year-old colt By onon-
dsga. ont OF Bonnie Lea. that raced Sir Walter
| to a head In m ore than one race as two-year-
old. and was sold by Gideon DAILY year ago.
because Of a propensity to bleed at the nose in
his races He did so when they had large
wsaers on him. and. determining to take no
| chances with him. he was sold to his present
owner for $1,000. To the utter disgust Of his
| former owners he ran for. and beat some
| smart three-yesr-olds In the Belmont
| Stakes. aud more than paid for him
| SELF His work this spring in the West
has been very satisfactory, and Foster has bet
| considerable money on him TO win the Brook
lyn Handicap. He has been at sheepshead
Bay for probably ten days now. and yesterday
morning was the first time he was asked to
move at anything like q racing pace for any
distance beyond half a mile. number OF
fOster lrlenus nave Dhckeu tne nOrbe 10 win
a large amount OF money. In his trial yester-
day the Doctor had about 10 pounds up.
Leonawel's work was fully up to. II II did
not exceed. his owners expectations. There
has been some doubt all along about his
standing training. and both owner and
trainer were greatly pleased when the little
nve-year-old trotted back sound and all right
after his performance. Leonawelrs work was
beautifully rated. the first quarter being In 70
seconds. the half in 50b. tho three.o quarters in
1:l7A. the mile in / :40. and the mile and
quarter in 2;11
Probably the greatest surprise OF the morn
ing at Gravesend was the defeat OF Dobbins
by the colt Patrician. also a three-year-old.
that was purchased by Philip Dwyer last fall
from the Blemton Stables for $4,000 Last
year, Patrician. when ridden by Hamilton.
sStsd SSd gave starter Rows ana sna Of tro
bic at the post. refusing to break; and
Eheens was Gha5fs Ss
he was sold. patriclan and Willie simms got
wiHnIns @ the @ Nnrssfy STAKES a. Morris Park.
as any horse at Gravesend in appearance. and |
s on "hs Sa Saorod s%ay ro
81 5 Ill. IL ss1 S 81 n1 sass r e y DeSsds sSs
was was never yer very much Of work horse
tthree.year.old. Armitace and Mr DIVERS |
peelars ,,siS strong .o stake candidate were
null all the way; Prince George had a slow |
three-Gusrters of n mile caliop, and Raceland |
I;IUis. The handicap candidates Don Aionzo
and Banquet did not come ,up to the expecta-
49,, and the mile and an eighth In 2:O2. |
both horses being eased at the finish.
Weller and a couple OF two. .yenr-o ds on the
track. the winner OF last years Brooklyn going |
srSns Msd nso went a ms at S CiS H
gait. The Two yenr-olds worked halves In .
ask Col. Eupperts good colt to DO ANYTHING
but slow gallon. 1t was an of morning for the
Dave McCogp sen, L2Rntfkq L} tfIes;Guartsr: q
right in a half mile spin in "a seconds
The two;yeeE. .od, by salystor out Of Lou
talent by the easy fashion in which he worked
a half mile in 5OiI seconds. the hrst three far
81. 500 as yeafiing. and whose perfect confor-
nation caused great G.n q ,fS sommeTt At the
stallion then. and he has not changed very
much since, being M s,ill rather G1, on the small
ttHS 1%s @ % dd nothing I fast jShn Hynas
worked One three. luarterS Of mile in :lTs.
sSaSe hs Mors %s
viii Win races. Now Or Never and Integrity OF
Collins worked his three..year-old Rama.
brother TO Huron, and the i9uT-year.old colt
two year-o Iceland eighths in ;O5ti.
]. ,. Dyer's Sykeston ia moving sound again,
will yield, to the warm weather, Rolla. in
Dyer's string. worked three-quarters In 1:I31.
he 10 when the Weights are Ss
Domino is taking his work nicely these fine
m seng fSyT sst s hr Ss. ms m
lie looks remarkably we'll and the racing pub
ie will have horse race when he meets Henry
lack OF Spades. Patririan and other good colts
thar are entered IN the big stakes; -,
x glance al the o Ra"1ns cSisedar will show
terGen, MichaeI bergen, Blake, Brooks, aud
Donohue mot William. the Jockey and horse
3 g 20 s
Iamly hoys for the little trouble they gave
made a stir argument against them ,6eiore
ne Jockey vluh. + Is not kpown whether
II. snSeh Is sRfna or FG
list oi jockeys printed In yesterdays 'Gien,inr.
Sy bs p d & Ire and ar 1 The rseS
Il the Racing Cd'sgiar shows that Messrs.
,pFP |; Hunter. Ha =, r. s I : HsoPS, ~: Rwysrj
he OneeE, Ramapo and Blemton Stables have |
III made their claims for the colors used by
There will be a special meeting NJ the men,
leTs OF the Jockey Clur at lIi Fifth avenue on I
Monday. May IL. ~ = /, NJ. for the purpose Of
.ecting candidates for membership and for
he trans action OF such other husiGess as may
20 brought before thu meeting. .
The Toronto GtGJP OF Saturday. April ~ ,
With commenIable enterprise. dsyOtes three
ages to critical ANALYSIS Of the Queens
'laters past AMI present no fewnr than twor-
y-thrsO Illustrations being given. 4. c. Tat =
esOn contributes two columns and halt
elling Of royal plates and purses. and the bal \
nee Of ths aTticls is from the pen Of Frank
Nelson. one OF the best turf writer's In the
ountry. Tabu,atsd pedigrees "f all the can ,
dAtes for this year are given. and the
rtiels Is interesting from first 10 last
his years candidates are n remarkably gOOi
oOking lot, j. J.. SeAgTam OF Waterloo who
urnished the winner last year, the year he
ore and in 1871, nav again be victorious as ,
70 has most PROMISING randidates in the Vicar ]
Z Wakefield. q halt brother To that good horse
tctorious, aud joe Miller son ot Spring. ;
cid. that has been highly tried. II is the iirst
lme that our Canadian cousins have shown | =
uch entsrpriss in connection with great
ace. and no doubt Canadian racing men will &