The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-17
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-Yesterasy's Trisi esmop-.


morning until noon. Spring has come to star.
the trees are beginning to bud. and the rob-
ins to sing in their blithest strains. Down at
Gravessnd and Coney island nearly 200 horses
took their work yesterday morhlnR. and with
the Brooklyn Handicap only q month away.
some OF them will have TO be hurried along in
order 10 give the best possible account OF
themselves at the Gravesend meeting.
The old story as TO whether Domino Is Dob
blns's superior. or whether Senator Grady can
beat them both. has been renewed In all Its
Intensity and wherever horsemen congregate
the warmest kind Of arguments can be heard.
William Lakeland. who trains Domino and
who was not satisfied with the outcome OF the
match race at sheepshead Bay last fall. when
the great. two YEAR olds ran q dead heat. IL
quoted as saying that he will bet any amount
OF money up TO $40. 900 that Domino will beat
Dobbins the fret time they meet This will
probably be at the Brooklyn Jockey Clubs
meeting next month. as both colts have en-
gagements there and should be at their best
by that time Dominos splint. which made
him slightly lame q couple Of weeks ago has
been punch-nred and will give him no more
trouble. the operation In all probability hav-
ing killed the bony growth SO common on the
legs Of race horses nowadays
Trainer Gilpin is OF the opinion that Sports
bad temper this spring is due to an incipient
splint. which he discovered on Sunday. and he
will have It operated upon at once BY the
way. Garrison. who rode the horse on the
Boulevard on Saturday. did not have the most
comfortable mount Of his life as the big four
year-od wanted to brush him up against trees
or jump into the excavation at ParKville where
the Long Island Railroad ls widening its tracks
to prevent repetition OF the accident which
took away the lives OF number OF raceRoers
last spring. The great trouble with Sport this
spring has been that ne has had no com
panlon to work with Of late. and he went
much kinder yesterday morning at Sleeps
head Bay when Ralioped along with Father
Bill Days Ingot and Captain 7. One CT the
best looking horses at the Gravesend track is
II. +. Dryers Harvest very speedy colt last
year until he went lame. This spring he
looks like stag and should be dangerous at
sphntinR distances when the weights are not
too hign. Yesterday morning he galloped
To Ike Il Hrnifase IN NJ crots ssa .tnR
G9ss Ell as hut hs ss
weight carrier; Last season he could handle |
an, any ysiSht and appeared to Ike distance SO
terest on the ,inve.tment besides. Flirt MI: |
year. went i've furionRs Yesterday morning In |
h 90 and ohat s colt belonging 70 n +;
and Brooklyn last spring went three. quarters
OF mile in :2S Ajax. the BROOKLYN Handicap
san S and y9nps Ard0n 81 Col ,b Rnpperts
going smooth and even. The best two-year-
Sa w95 x ~ wen
in front At the end Of half mile In SIX see
on ,t This Ia a very handsome toppy colt.
Those who taye seen Henry Of Navarro over
81 Ssn
his owner has done nothing with him since
SSEhg tSJ ' Sm get
tain starter Tor, the BROOKLYN HendicsH,, Sir
Walter Is pleasing everybody at jerome Park
action horse and easy to control, there Is never
horse to get ready f Tor "a f n ne Every man
around Jerome Park will have a bet on the
game little son OF Midlothian when he starts
Latest adyIcss, from all parts Of the country
take full advaDtsSs Of the early season and get
thsis flyers resdy for the campaign as SOon as
working their pupils m odesatsly and selecting
important circuits John A. Goldsmith 10 still
AZ washingtonville Orange county on the
father but he will move to Poushtespsie very
soon and sharpen up his string at the Hudson
:, George starr ended his business trip to the
Eastern + states last week. and Is now at Terre
.ons aSs1 ana efaS
best HncTn Of these Il the big bay mare Kili.r;
city S,'S ..s 81
been :stsSii.n.d. Kilfarnsy Maid Is fnssnto
Md Mr.. Lock wood OF YorwalE secured her Tor
s.Sins .soG eis Sf.d 3; sa
rraey. to Starr, and promptly decided to turn
Who ssa STss e MAJ. as IN f
A wel 1;IS S performer at Fleetwood, the
to TsE9e along the 81
Ta ss9TS having seors. 2ssH
fleetwood. and Porcelain was bred ~ Col: H.
\ \ Russell q Bostsn; who sent hIs mare
er just mentioned, Tho raw material
ears. b. birsctor out e Of Sslio~er. b. aili
nan; BelliOpnder: an and he bay mare Of the
,ntssr.' Then there are two Russian tGotters
4 the famous Orion breed. one being q stall
ion five years ED and the other tiIlJ Of t0pr
'any. and these added to y considerable num-
'sr from other points, mako the starr stable
wagon races between New York. Philsdsiphis.
eur speed driving than anything ever at
empted ~ that Lac. Samuel MCMILLAN. Presi;
art In the arrangems nts, go to Philadelphia
o. m orrow. where they will meet with tho rep |
essntatives Of the Belmont and Pimlico Driy- |
nR clubs to decide Abont the prizes. IL 10
kelly that the four cups will be OF equal value,
nd tho m etropolitan roadstsrs will take along
he trial contests from which the three repre-
entative horses win be selected for these
vents are to be held June 2. and the entries
DR. these close with Secretary &. H. Mason. Jr., ,
n Wednesday. May 30. Several wealthy fan
lsrs have already given orders for last road
ters. and the prospects for high class sport I
re bright ,
Among the trainers Of trottsrs on the Brook
" Boulevard none are more popular than
HON were for years In the ploy Of the Park
lie Farm, but are now In business for them i
elves. with eossy quarters within a stones
arrow OF the great avenue which extends from 4
rooklyn to The sea Drissoll will start out
ring having itt:sn head in training
ION, by Sable Wilkes; Ella T., 2;25. !
: Chicago Volunteer. dam by Brigham \
oluntser, out o, CaIIotta, by Fear, NsuEhti &
ernon. 2:2d.5, By WhiDpls's HRmbletonlAn; S
raVliRht 1-lRL hV STARLIGHT. Handy Maid |