The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-15
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twas an error 70 say that the WEIGHTS for
the Suburban Handlean. coney Islands biz
prize. to be run At the spring meeting at
sheepshead Bay would not be announced nm
III q few days before the race. They will be
| printed In The SUN tomorrow morning. and
| the public will have an opportunity Of seeing
how Mr.. g. X. Lawrence rates Domino Sen
| ator Grady. Sir Walter, and the other high
| class thorouahbreds that are engaged.
Mr.. Lawrence IL the President OF the Coney
| Island Jockey Club. and has always allotted
| the handicaps decided at the Bay. The Jockey
| Club having as yet appointed nobody to the
| position OF Official Handicapped Tor the tracks
| under lite jurisdiction. the work again devolved
upon Mr.. Lawrence. who certainly In the past
| has shown great skill At the game. The
| initial Suburban was won By General Monroe.
| head in front OF War Eagle. and he In turn
only head before Jack Of Hearts. In Saliva
| tors year the great four-year-o old beat Cassius
| a neck. and in Montanh's year Mr. Daly's colt
won by neck. with Major Domo only q head
before Lamplighter. There will be much
curiosity to see how the best three-yesr-o lds
have been treated by the handicapper.
Hanover did not run In the Brooklyn Handi-
cap the year he was a three-year-old. as was
stated in this column yesterday. but did
subsequently win the Brookdals Handicap
and defeat Dry Monopole. the winner OF the
Brooklyn Handicap. II was ne four.year-old
that Hanover started In the Brooklyn and I'm.
Hanover fno taken In Kentucky this spring show
hsts the .On o GdSo
Belle In ne stud lie " making 9alMte sd nsme
b lei 6s him. onS and SIs out OF spinaway
Among those who watch tho horses closely
At the morning CALLERS IRE many w no have have
ner Of the Suburban OF 1893. This horse Is
now Ia charge Of Nick Chandler and is captl.
in which he takes his work. He 10 as elastic
as piece OF India rubber. and breezed three
he wanted to run AWAY. Lowiander has as
much speed as almost any horse in the Brook
@ and b Ssss st P ponsSs Sou HG
races having been run when no had from loo
Sports temper does not grow any better, a4d
there are many Grsdietipns that It will b. little
BROOKLYN Handicap. It requirinq the united ef-
forts Of several men to get him out on the
Ss 20 % one
10 be the only men about aTsyese19d
and. in short has deveiorpd a nerdish temper.
early this year. gave sport q nice ssilop on the
brooklyn Bouieyard Yesterday morning. Tho
and got ready for his engagem ents on the road
Raceland 10 one Of the most juvenile looking
hO at dS'p Pie shs fact that or
Belmont The Old fellows legs and feet are in
perfect condition and he 10 q colt In ompari-
ally sedats in his m oysments this sprlng,
The rumors about Domino's being lame
a0 have were Sos sSns again Who trains
the colt. Is reported as, saying that Domino Is
suffering from an INEFFICIENT splint: pobbin.:
though he could pun in a speedy. hall, mile
whenever called upon to move fast: What q
D DOB sir Francis and 2arEyiii, Belle, and
what Kind Of u brood mare will Yorkville Belle
be when mated With tho best stations ut Belle
w o D l., MasdonousS, 4 f. not having IL good
S1n nj the
fornia STUD, but one is with foal to the horse
h. G Pate Of Missouri. who ankrupted him
cago. Is to have 4 benefit at the Penon track.
Charge of the affair subscribed for $1,000
worth OF tickets at the outset.
to1g Of the Harlem VALLEY s,Osf
SIR Colin I. entered in stakes 9 and 2. to be
hsS nseT the 3: NsT York
SsSsss ~Gfs shG
and gives more attention to Yachting and
pigeon shooting than to racing. hls horse 9wn-
e WIZ 4a eas to the s rS
.SsSt q noasss Now b wsIs5hs.. 10 or l5S
Hoey. who Is younRer and a newer hand at the
riding game, but who has won a number Of
much IN IsSi. This shea E be great year T.as
,ns rSsIs a' R h1n s's eos. 'P ID
the front with giant strides.