The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-04-19
GOSSIP OF THE RUNNERS.
O. FL EIsCHMANN & SONS HORSES
ARRIVE AT MORRIS PARK.

hntnnA In the ~etrlnE-Helmnr ana Tho winner
Receive = RousinE Gniiop ut y Miie-First
Mates First Appearance in the ~Enst-Trnin-
ting ut Grnvesend ana shsepahend Hay.
Further indication that the regular racing
season In this section Is near Mt hand was fur
nished by tho arrival on Saturday night at
Morris Park Of Fleischmann & Sons string of
horses FROM Cincinnati. The lot musters fifteen
stronR, and contrary TO tho Western report that
he had hopelessly broken down, includes the
handicap candidate Halma. This slashing black
son Of Hanover, who was under a cloud
all last year, put In an appearance on
the track yesterday morning. As might
have boon expected after his long trip he
received only light work. He was full OF life
and spirit, however, except that he moved a
little stiffiy in his off hind leg. Nothing seemed
to be the matter with him. Trainer Tucker
said that the 90 Kentucky Derby winner would,
unless something happened in the mean time.
be trained for the Brooklyn Handicap. "Of
course" no added, at is impossible to tell
whether the horse will stand up or not. He will
receive every opportunity which II gradual
preparation affords, and then II he cracks when
the pinch comes, there will be an end of It."
The following is a list Of the horses:
Lehman, oh. h., o, by Harry oFallon-Lady Roys-
ter; Halma. blk. h., o. by Hanover-Iulia L.; Irish
Reel, oh. m. .. by Battle-Ground Dance; Sherlock, oh.
c., 4. by Eberlee-Eienia; Sir vassar. b. c., =. by Sir
DtAoh-N Faa hhfhN@hA '' Nf ~ -
tie Howell; Mr.. Batter. b. c., .. by Observation-Disclosures;
Uncle Louis, oh. O., Z, by ~Iroquois-Yorkville Belle;
MIR. Kaltenbach, b. c., 9, by Charaxus-Anita; Mr..
Rowe. b. C.. ., by Charaxus-Eolec; Gov. Bushnell. b.
c.. g. by strathmore-Pi1y Mr.. Hunt. b. C.. g. by Eon-
virgiline; Inspection, h. f.. 9. by Inspector B.-Roea
Buckden; Tilted. b. T.. 3. by Jils Johnsou-Via; DR..
withrow, b. c., g, by Candicmas-Latonia
Tho downpour on Saturday morning had so
thoroughly soaked the tracks at Morris Park
that the going yesterday WINS sticky and
treachcrous. One of the earliest on the scene
was Jack Joyner with some of his older set,
who worked In the presence of Dave Gideon.
After q good warming up Cromwell had n mile
popped into him. which he negotiated in 1856.
He evidently did not relish the travelling, as he
labored greatly during the last furlong. Kaiser
Ludwig covered the same distance in l "a. The
son of Ludwig was evidently more at home in
tho going, as he was full Of running at the
finish. The white-faced Leedsville, contrary
to precedent, was put through the mile
without Eakins's companionship. He was sent
seven furlonRs in 1897. Eakins was under
orders to extend himself for half n mile, but his
boy eased him up after he had gone three rur-
longs. which he rcelcd OF in Al seconds. When
he walked back TO his stable he was noticeably
lame in his of hind leg: m w..
neither. out OF n beautifully bred mare by Mum
caster. went great guns for three furiongs; which
he skipped in 80 seconds-an exceptionally neat
pCIi uhIlN II NV ollk
John McCafferty was among the early birds.
Kite Foot. the sister to Applegate and Winged
c. Days mare Glory, and Dinslpore Igallqped, IA
mile at half speed. while Clockwork.. Hench-
Margct, and Ramoncita, after a, good pipe
opener. a breed in ., 2 9n nnnSr o. Tb a mile rne,s down the ne
the horses trottcd and cuntercd.
William karrick, who has recently confined
s o. animals - along ,Hns' at Top pres pressure. Con.
tractor and Azure, worked q mile together in
I;57, the last named going with great resolution.
Divide was asked TO negotiate i've furlongs,
which she accomplished in l :0sia. ,Takannassee
anu Successful We're asked TO step th ar 9arters
In l:24. the former fighting for her head the en-
j. W. Rogers was lenient with his lot. Cliff |
ford. Runover. and Rodermond were confined to
trotting and cantering exercise. Tom Healy's
PooIess, and Knight Of the Garter, have picked
up wo59dssrtnliy during H., hs ! past week: and I'd, a
Who S's + asps r KY on sli siS1; S 1sssss siu0' %iIS
smith Sit3f lad ss Out B 81 s@ Thc W u %i!s and l Ho@,
The Winner broke some ten lengths in front Of
BeImnr. and the pair went a ropsing good mile
well. The Winner moving in especially smooth
style. Howard Mann, at a respectful distance
i from az 9 = m aTG fi0 10 1rpss negotiated three-quar-
The formidable Chicago aggregation. in charge
strong work since their arrival. First Mate. the
choice OF many n shrewd turfman for whichever |
frat appearance in the East st sHRe He st \ dH,Aaf mile
at thEee.quHrters speed, his action and style OF
fmfs snion. EM asInfi i F.EISAt .S r sd,nirsai oi him Gis IN as.
pearance, galloped strong, while Rondo, Orion,
and Semper Ego all did useful work. Domitor
covered n mile at a two-minute gait. Dave Sloan
put in his first appearance with, Lake Shore and
Ameer., The pair went u mile at three parts speed.
Both show that their trainer has not been
are undoubtedly intended to be ready for the
p ri Low "a thu - pnRlr ri III |
Rollins was easy with Sir Walter and Deer
slayer, but he had some Of his two-year.oIds
the colt by IroquOis-La Danseuse, skipped
three fnrlongs in 80 seconds without turning a
At Gravesend trainers were more fortunate In
the matter OF going, Frank McCabe was busy
some Of them IN pairs. Handbaili and Miss Nj.
riam, the sister Of Tammany, skipped half a
Hairpin occupied half a second longer for the
same Distance dist, Long E. Lane a. the yogngster by
mile IN 81 seconds. Hand s SH after sp~ t aoaiihs
Sgd canteFing, 6rceZed a quarter IN 20 seconds;
Il Rey !ss Si vent IN sharp hare ' ,Sess f ' %snrse 1Sish he
reeled of In Al seconds. Handpress and Edg-
es%pS Sffef fss most a sps Of M. F +. 3 Bw sssPsd sers nsF az
lightly; The two "Bens"aBrysh and Elder
T TS!1on cr r., hS1i . aes H% G1so1 Hsss I SewsS asked ns to
sent along for tRree.quarters Of a mile, which
The twoyear-oIds in Lew Elmore's charge, in
GLIDING Landcman, Blueaway, Burnap, and
Princess India breozed quarters in Indian file in
the neiRnbOrhoOd OF % seconds. George Coving-
ton sent Find Out a rousing seven furlongs In
1874. Ed Stead sent Sue Kitty n mile in 1:54:
and Walter Onley's Ella Harold, in company,
went a quarter In 81 seconds. Jack Ellio:ts
Tho Juggler and Poor Girl stepped the same
Blissful and the racy looking Rayon do Ally,
Ruby Lips. covered q quarter through the
head all the way.
At Sheepshead Bay the older brigade in the
keenC interests were asked TO step out, Voter
and Horoscope galloped a mile In 49,. the for
mer finishing full Of dash and tire. King Arthur
ii. and Regulator went the Same distance inside
Of l:52. Rhodesia, Royal Rose, King Menelik,
and Tripping. worked half a mile In pairs in the
neighborhoOd Of 81 seconds. j. Kneale sent
DiscOunt, Yankee Sam, and Leather Lungs
three furlongs In 40 seconds, and Heffner asked
1853.
Following is tho programme for Bennings to-
day:
First Raoe-Five and q half furlongs. Hawardea,
III; Ardath, l07; Tenderness, lO6; Bob Leech, 81;