The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-07

u tOuTIecn pounds 100 muCh. Tor III ever n morse
81 ms. this handsome son OF Topgailant did.
Yet on his early spring FORM whom he was con.
under. ,tSSs hsndicapper, Gould not slight
tho bounds Of Justice. After Calm sold him
TO Bromley the horse performed miserabfy.
S Sns % %inaS 6S rns%sn s %sro that %st,n bi' ,S nnmsi0es
felt; others thought that Charley Hughes did
not pndsretssd the son Of TopSallant. and
the si5, 900 beauty was not worth 10 cents, At
end Of the season OF 1897, and Il viii be 9 little
short OF miraculous II he ever RECEIVERS II again.
well liiIn at ia f poS9Ss. and aa With Sif h ToS sloan is IN up Ts 6s
Wilt vii not want for support both in the future
time when. Lehman was considered greatly
ovorrated by the Eastern contingent, but a
couple Of races at shcepsheed Bay nnd Graves.
he must be regarded asn very useful handicap
horse; He will go to the post as. At as Tom
Welch can make him, and that is saying a good
Now come two OF. the most dangerous horses
m the ist OF pominations.Augpss Bsim3nts
Buddha at liz pounds, Handicapped vosbureh
isto be congratulated upon bringing them to-
moro than that between them last year. The
Don was somewhat Disappointing as q two-year-
Sis S Ssi q an snri im ae ran YEA factors eoeu n the sBsr roof.
llyn Of any year with 1l3 pounds on his
s SsSs. B sns 4 s %"s s sy,asoSsS t Of SSin Z 1 1sss
ago that he was as good = horse 's as The Ffrisr:
IFS known tina. R. ": Walden. who trained
was the better on q certain occasion when he
started them in . stake. but was inclined toward
Bard's big son. He dldn' cash that bet. as The
Friar won handsomely. Having won the Sub
S SGSsn h with Hen Henry su Of Es ~ q iasa H ,So Sr will mo
for Mr.. Belmont, who will some day breed some
mares TO the con of Rayon dor.
Nnrttasa ttnnnrfAl knran pnvoI Gto~ II Af
course. an unknown quantity. but 1t is extremely
doubtful, no matter what form he showed
miles and recover in time to VIM such a race as
the brooklyn Handicap Of 1898 will be. Loki.
e. Sea iUy tsoep %o rs t pns sIm le ons M cyo;n sithSSf6 a
az. he cannot race in tho mud at all. He was con.
sidered about the same class as Ben Holiday as
late owner, DR.. Mclean Of. CINCINNATI. had
1857 with With the SON OF Logic. and Brought
Joe Hill along to ride. But the mud and Howard
Mann T. SSSssd ah hi' b Eo %ss P ssSten the ssre upP }Srl6 6nsn
the Futurity Of 1895. but who did nothing
thing at loo pounds in the hands Of a new
trainer. Lakeland is a careful, conscientious
brown ~ colt. There T. a y weIi-dehnod BELIEF.
distances. his sire. Kilwarlin. having 80 far
could not win unless the contest was nuky, as
he is evidently entitled 70 a place among those
campaigned very. vigorously as q two.year-old
by McGuigan. and since passing into the hands
Election or rest. Byron McClelland never raced
In the East, but his Western form. while
yariable; entities les, him H1.I to nbGut the ,; same n CON con.
he rarely runs two races alike but was a very
fast horse before he took to the sulking game.
man. at lo7 pounds. are q pair from the West
that have received q chance, to do something
the l. County. Tommy Burns. viii 'nr ride the
former or Macy, los pounds both Q,
mean m" a good &C deal. California viii. 20 broke
on The Roman, that horse having a long list Of
s weekly at At Ms Hnf Fest deiF snd o eaf GETTING Meadows %STe
thorpe isn't an Ornament but he was right
and arsif he s"f Is 1O' big. IN ras naa' horse e that DOESN'T
same SAME stripe ripe sssini showed e s sGms;,hinE e. Of bis
with Rsauitai and others behind him; He car:
t tSs Isiaafis ssens a 1 si:a '.R Rsa .h lRRG 81 Sc seh saR z e
Typhoon IL. he is by Topgailant. but he is
more OF q distance horse than the four-yearold
nG Prs IN isFogs sGp 81 go 10 s saaG isidor do not call for
special comment, but not 80 with Merry Prince.
this fve-year.old having been dealt with quite
strong second string for Mr.. Belmont. and
Hewitt can Just about do the weight without re-
Belmont division, at 100 pounds. doesn't seem
to be class enough. although he has shown up to
date as much form as Gastaway II, did before
several years ago. st. Bartholomew is q horse
Of fine size and he beat q fairly good field very
This brings us to the ranks of the threeyear-
olds. 1t is considered well nigh impossible for
of the best Of their year tried for 1t and failed.
Plaudit and Previous are considered about
EQUAL at a mile and a quarter BY M; vos5ureh
81 on Michael lit, 81 on Mohegan. es on Tray:
fact that he, won at a mile and q six
Of ground this year before the general public
will put him down as a slayer. Havoc and
Fer Essa : are the . Snly HIN Himy ysss. That he sppeaFFsd to
autumn go much faster than they ever do after.
BE- RpacVcc Stiet. and Il Ben Oi Brush. Previous % should oSHs
BE- BE- S SS'' ps 70 sasy all last ssy; years ss hat he showed he fsi
yored e route; but good as he is bound
Elm sH DO H ss,s SysnE' avid %ipa ns The 4 al ssst y,lP% lske sbs to
he win probably fall far short OF winning the
his age. Handball did not do well at the wind.
up Of last year as he did early In the campaign,
the fall. .Michaei III. gave only q brief glimpse
OF his budding glory at Brighton Beach. but he
showed 30 we'll then and has improved so much
during the winter that he cannot fail TO DO .
high-cless three-year-old.
punching the balance OF the nominations. Lou
Bramble. at 104 pounds. y on form the best.
She 10 as good.looking as Senorita was. and 10
capable of going any distance that horses are
raced nowadays. 1t would be encouraging II
Mr PaTet's colors should, come home in tho
van. 1t would kill that old superstition, about
mares not being able to win one of the big handi-
caps and at the same time encourage other men
OF wealth and leisure to take up racing.
The prospects for a race meeting at Saratoga
next summer are brighter than they have been
since tho Jockey Club allotted the dates to the
different associations, and it Is moro than likely
that racing will be held at the Spa. This is due
to the report that the citizens Of Saratoga have
decided to give the $4,000 asked for by the
Saratoga Racing Association. in addition TO the
money for two stakes which are endowed by the
village hotel keepers: The date. allotted to
Entries for the stakes at Brighton Beach,
Morris Park and Bennings arc still coming In,
and the outlook for q good meeting at each
track 10 unusually bright. Up 70 Yesterday the
evidently proposes to cut a wide swath among
the .beachcombers. as no has made fifty-one
nominations the Ia ruaaf 4. "A yidual antry m Ale