Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-15
TO-DAY'SGREATRACE
Preliminary Talk About the
Brooklyn Handicap.
THE PROBABLE STARTERS.
Trouble for Members OF the Club Threat.
cncd by u Number Of Pool.
Room Men.

NEW YORK. May H~-Almost as many
people as were at the tracks Sunday
were on hand this morning TO watch the
last appearance Of the horses engaged for
the Brooklyn handicap 20 be run at
Gravcscnd tomorrow. The list OF
probable starters. as far as can be learned
tonight. Is as follows: Clifford. i22, Mar
Elm. Sir Walter. 4.i20 Doggett; Ajax.
LllS Garrison; Banquet, 7,lis. SImms;
Don Alonzo. A1iS. Fox; Sport. Ana.
Thompson; Dlablo S.iii c. Sloan; Bas-
sctt. 4llo. Hamilton, Dr. Rice. 4,ii2:
Taral; ComAnchc 4liO. Littleneld: Low
.cud,r. G.10. McDcmott: Bitten. 5,lo5.
Al. Jones. Copyright, 5.r0 Bergen; Henry
q Navarro. &c., 4. Clayton. Herald.
600 SWash. Marshal 4.lO0 Griffin: Long
beach. 5.i1p Lamlcy
Among these Don Alonzo. Copyright.
ana D.nblo are most likely to be
scratched clifford ala the best work to-
Gay. for h. covered a mile In grand
style IN i.H. and seemed TO move with
more freedom than he has shown since
his arrival ln the East. lie Is pretty safe
TO 81 60 the post fayoritc. although 1t
win De- with tn public money. as tn
trainers and those who practically live
az the tracks are not in favor Of this
western representative.
II was thouSht to-day ny many 'h"' nc
Iv'N't Nilr n'ohch anu III" mo- SM,"l
"a, q horse in good condition should after
as gallon Of that nature His chances
ought 90 be good, however, for he has
lll the advantage OF racing this year.
Nn'ch none OF ue olheTs nave hdn' Nnlo
AGAINST lh't Is Inc TACT 'hat II, mas oo"'e
mere htu" Iat'T th'h ne Shou'n' "c-
CORNING 10 the maJorAy oil horaeileh'
AJAX was out WIN Garrison III tle sau-
dir. ana worked "a mile IN l.'l-the last
turons ia i u seconds. banquet ana
l'"n NionHp sallopcd Two mles al a '"o-
minute gait ana b"th may De seen d,
tnr posi-. bnt inc iittcr is not cohsluefed
HAciy To be much more IMAM a pace
maker iDr Banquet unless ne mas
changed materially from h!S cohu''loh Oh
sunday.
sport had his last exercise to-day on
.u' road 10 Eayonnc. ana he is sun blt
-l %" cross side. His owners are sun
hoping that he VIII make up his MIND
90 run when he gets TO the post with the
i.t. and VIII repeat his work OF last SPRING
when Dee defeated some Of the horses who
pre- Go ic with him tomorrow. sport
= viewer be au eccentric animal. ana may
o.. De- even persuaded 10 Try.
LAST YEARS WINNER
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an CT q, mi '',.,'r,. 49," ,'.,r 400 is
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D., n,' a. 81 ~" j., ro,.nn,c1 aItbo5gh
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n' 'hiiE on MN 'i,n VII, NV W., ', g..
I"' ','' 49,, an 49,, sh,.,,. mn as
q" az, -''''it -. ,' nrI y.hilo Maj
n -. ,o IAN ..,, ,ho liog.et mari
- f,. ,nonrv few agree with him.
W. .''' ~, ,t,n ,r,"t for - oniet
a., ,,',,, h,cr a. Ghneue-
M ~. ,'r., ,',oatbs, of a mile which
la H., ,r..I sb,,., raraI l. confident
i... .l ,,,irkg th,, he has the
e.' -, Tide Conancbe was
,...,t.,t a.. ,,u. ana "a hair AT an easy
w.. ..,,l 7I.f..ughlin thinks the winner
y.iI H.. rnyuchin, oats in his stable to-
morrow NIGHT I.owlandcr. the winner Of
fast years suburban. went for a galiop
over The same stretch, ana WINE ms
work on Sunday was 10y no incd"s SUI.
factory i' Lowe the H"isr - VNP0'''
I' better Do me race h"'%'n ~
lrith.I hut his owner Is hoping TOT
lam al. the only chance for him.
copyrlcht dd a mile in 10. and seemed
o., ha a little short Of work. Herald
went a mile al a little better than two
,-iuu,. elm. AMI Long Beach ala the
enc thing. The former will be backed
IN a man by the Monmouth Park CON
firr.pt
Inv ~ Navarro was not out. Ma
-, MI. u.s. good in some respects
-, Lut moi so satisfactory as
- 80 Ri nr.\tous eallops lie
va, tlt1s ,,,,ritn with a good many
'''.' -, .r5 Vorv few think he
io,st tho smallest end Of
""' ~
inc 'o'''' ,,,,,i % make trouble If
49, ,,,.,rn out warrants
81. ''H' "'' &c 49,, I'M f,r MAIN
AGAINST IN" officers OF 'ne ',u" ,, ,ha ,',t-
tanning a lottery Sld'"I"e ''I' NOV, NV
tins 81 s." by. cach owner 10 w W." 49,
ou" horse Is a lottery "i'ii'i. -" =
ing 90 the law. II Is pi"pdp'o -" 49,.
rests viii be made, nut thdt VIII ''''N
bat little effect upon The hlee'"S'
TROUBLE FOR THE CLUE.
rp,alyI W y Y MAY l4.--Ieter de
-, VI Dool-room- keeper
lucy ~" a,nsol Georce +.
,'N "'i 80 IL, ,ronared to do as
i-''','' ~ s,''' os hc can 10 the opening
-. :, 49, 80 - prook,vn Jocley-Cub at
'.,...'77,1 ,''.r,n,rov Accompanied by
t.nt,., na Icy visited the District
,',.r.',.,s atSica his noon. Mr.. Ridge
49,. Ia a. DE Lacey that If he learned