The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-04-20
RACING STARS AT WORK.
sTEADY GALLOPs THE ORDER At
THE LOCAL COURSES.
The Flrrt T~wo-ysnr-sid stake OF the Year
60 Be Hun To.dsy-Arthur waite nnd
william Lniubeer's EIne Youngsters nt
Morris Park-Card To-day at bennings.

The Firrt Two.yenr-sid Stake OF the Hens
60 He Hun To.dsy-Arthur white nnd
william Lnimbeer's FIns Youngsters nj
Morris Park-Card To-day At Headings.
At Bennings to-day tho first two-year-old
take OF the year will be run, and. as fixed
events are the llfo of the turf, the season will
be on In earnest. The backward spring Inns do
layed tho work of tho horses. but the sport
will grow steadily in class with the progress OF
the meeting. by May 10. when the West
chester Racing Association Will begin the
spring season at Morris Park, the good effects
OF the preliminary racing at Jennings and
Aqueduct, and OF the regular training work,
Will DO apparent In the condition OF the thor
ouHhbreds, and the contest will undoubtedly
be up to the mark. In the mean timc. the
early horses will capture the pusres.
AT Norris Park yesterday n number Of horse
owners were on hand to see the strings galloped
In the morning, ami many members OF the
Turf nnd Field Club drove out In the afternoon.
1t was the second sunday that the club house
had been open. Yesterdays visitors included
X. Henshuw Ward, j. f. Brandes of Bucnos
Ayrcs. South America; Mr.. and Mrs. j. o..
Bonner. +. *. Sturgis. W. Floyd.Jones, Fred
Floyd-Jones, and Mr.. and Mrs. Major of Mon.
treal. The club season promises to be n bril-.
liant one, and the house will be the scene Of
many g%ayetics, especially during the fort.
night o. racing IN May. Suites of rooms for
the meeting have already been booked by Mr..
and Mrs. Foxhall Kecnc, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Kelly and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
&. Alexandra, Mr.. nnd Mrs. j. o. Bonner, Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur White, and William Lain.
beer.
Mr.. White was an early visitor. and watched
his limo of colts and FLIES take walking and
g"lloping exercise, finishing up with All eighth
at half speed.
With William LLimbecr," said Mr.. White,
II have registered Il partnership as the Stock.
well Stable, In which name the string will be
entered. Our season will begin at the West
chester Racing Associations meeting We
will not engage II regular jockey, taking out
chances on securing a good boy when we want
one" Mr.. White is one of the best-known
gentlemen jockeys in the country. and MIR.
Amber is prominent in the Racquet and
Tennis Club. Both are new men on the turf
AS owners. The following are the horses in
their string:
Tltmouse, b. c., 8, by st; n~laise-Ruperta; on
paratus; Xmas. b. g.. by imp. Candlemas-Mollis i.
b.; Amen. CHI. c., 2. by NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; Al.
br. c., :. by imp. Maartenhurst-Wand III; Kisni.
s'RiG Tower Sr: II I'M T. eS by c imp p by rsIs.
tine; Gee Gee, pr. c. =, by sonsation-Dalsy HIST,
by SaIvator-Lydia; Trade Lass, oh. T., 2, by imp.
kYs~sins,on-seere, poetess. oh; +, by The Bari-
h lins; i Rladis. jr. h T.. :. By By l rs =; BY S%nGe;efo'''
All the string are well along in condition
and will be ready when asked the question.
Tower In is a half brother to paladin; who
some colt. Two graceful movers among the
tillies are Lione, n fun sister to Pat DUNES good
blood to q. W. Johnson and Huron. striding
in much the same style as Corrigan's noted colt.
La ot ens Me snG SanKi f Tooh, IN w = she b lraSs
hue's charge; st. Maxim, in Fleischmann "
Sons string, and Sir Walter. who leads Wal
ter Rollins lot received %rattling good ~gallops.
j. w. Rogers gave n steady canter TO his lot.
including Clifford. :Magieian. Glenmoyne, :;Lu;
ward they R%alloped a mile. Clifford is in the
pink. Of condition.. and never looked better.
Good. steady work was the rule for al the
being. schooled over the practice jumps.
sapeasintendent German has telegraRhed
this morning: On his arrival work on tho
steeplechase jumps viii be started by the
Hardy Campbell left Gravescnd on satur,
day sfteT Tom p for lo shI If in il charge Of Ben Be,
There was the usual, sunday throng at Grave.
end and Brighton Beach Yesterday; but the
H ttn'nt the strings were tnrs' out. WilIiam MA Lakeland
had Counter Tenor and the Rupert string at
work on the brighton Beach course. doing use
string in their work ut Sheepshead Bay. and
tho senate was sent a mile Mt half speed after;
ward. The kcenes' two-year-olds were trotted
and cantered.
The following are the entries for Bennings to-
day:
johns E,s'' IL! Ra'f fal1S,a, fnf' f 2 s,k Pay sSa Of Th P's SWAN Ia.i ISL 81!
Mlley, li3: Mormon. lOl; Religion, 90.
second Race one nile; selling. Live Oak and
Shelly Tuttic. no: Mirage, aged. by Deceiver. 100:
TomOka, ~: Ctuignut. s5.
Third Race The Arlington Stakes; half a mile. Ar.
buckle. lithes ami FLASH v. III; The Stockbroker.
Yankee Heires,. Ktttlc H., Marsh liarrier, Aunt Sally.
" ingsd Foot, Hi Daddy, and successful, l0s.
Fourth Race-iialf II mile: selling. kussler, l0I,
Mid, Is: JO. llaymau, Marie AntOInettp, and Yankee
leiress. %.
Fifth Race One mile and fifty yards, Sir Dixon, Jr,
lis; sue Kittie, 100; Roundsman. l05; Volley, 0b.