New-York tribune., 1900-05-21
THE RACETRACK.
TALK ABOUT TURF AFFAIRS.

at
course wearing spring suits will probably regret
having done before many days. Chilly blasts
swept over the Westchester hills and dales all day
and the Sunday morning visitors at the course
walked brskly about in order TO keep warm while
watching the horses being exercised. About noon
the brought some relief from the unpleasant
ness of the early hours. but 1t came too late to
lure to the track in the afternoon many persons,
who usually there Sundays.
Those who visited the track yesterday morning
seemed most anxious to see Bonnibert, the feet
son OF Albert and Bonnie Ola, who in conclusive
manner captured the National Stallion Stakes of
$4,000 for two-year-olds five furlongs, which
decided at Norris Park Saturday. This pleasure
was early granted to them by Trainer Welsh, who
soon after daybreak appeared the and
exercised the string of thoroughbreds under his
care. which are owned by Charles Fleschmanns
Sons. Bonnibert, Maximus and Irritable simply
cantered and gaIloped over the Withers Course.
Trainer Welsh did not ask any others OF the lot
to do severe work. the track In many places,
especially the entire length of the homestretch,
was very muddy. Owing to the condition of the
course no fast trials made either early in the
morning or later In the day.
Among the other trainers who were seen on the
course at early hour exercising some os their
thoroughbreds John E. Madden, Green B.
Norris. James Boden and William II. Karrick.
Mr.. Madden sent Kilmarnock a mile at fair speed
The stanch three -year-old of Sir Dixon and
Miss Used looked in fine fettle, and appeared anx-
ious to run considerably faster than he was asked
They were under restraint all the way. Mr.. Boden
has been sick. and yesterday was the first time in
several days that he his thoroughbreds excr-
cising on the course. He is not in perfect health
yet and before he left his home in the morning 20
View the trials of his horses he put on a winter
overcoat and other warm clothing to protect him
self from the chilly weather
OF the trainers the track In the morning
the two who appeared to be in a very happy mood
were Messrs. Madden and Welsh Mr. Madden
a ia1 he
three-year- flly Eta in the Kentucky Oaks
which was decided at the Louisville track Sat-
urday Eta is by Falsetto and Manola by i'm
ported Glenelg. and is at present under the care
or Brown Dick By capturing first honors in the
Oaks Eta won for Mr.. Madden $500. At least.
that was the value of the to the winner but
Mr.. Madden also bet of about $500 by her
performance, as he had bet her for place and
TO show. my candidate, Lanceman. in the Ma
tonal Stallion Stakes, was not equal to the task
OF securing any part of the money offered" said
Mr.. Madden, when at the track by Tribune
reporter early yesterday morning. "but my flly
Eta won for me honors that are highly priced by
getting home first in the Kentucky Oaks. 1 am
greatly pleased with Ettas performance in the
Oaks According to telegraph reports, Eta carried
n2A pounds. with Overton up. and covered the
distance. one and one-sixteenth miles, in 14S
firmly think the flly carried more weight than re-
ported in the dispatches. The dispatches say that
Eta Eta was drawing away from her rivals at the
, According to the conditions of the National Stall
mon Inc progeny Of stations which had not
me o enr % an s of 81 pounds If claimed at
there appears the following: From August Bel
mont a subscription Of s25 for Henry of Navarro
ceived Henry Of Navarro had not produced a win
aGwanee M n Benn9 oT ts entitled to claim an
me he nomDafed ne Hf 6of ena Sam o h at the
as a1 is 5e9 of Of aeny of -, and
was the opinion Of several trainers IA at the track
yesterday that i1anceman, even If he had carried
not any Of the by Henry Of Nayarre ht that
owners or trainers discovering that their candidates
Ths money f. tie Sat!ensi ssa!iioR Stakes was
o o e anSr to Neon Ben
n1ington 11g owner Ter of Beario, who finished second
Cured third honors to the nomnator of the Winner
G. tieisc Sons s. goo: to the nomina tors of
s6lS 10; to the nomnator of the sire of the second
the sire of the third horse j. b. Haggin s2i7 So
h to oh the Of the
asprant for turf honors. He has now financial
hom BY d 9e and VSpne The o6r
owner of the horse is Henry K Yingut. who has
cured second honors in the Internal tionaI steepie-
Manv of J. who on last
trained the thoroughbreds owned by L. V Bell are
ne Of Mr. aS enE in he IN Wes EeT
According to the letters, Mr. Markletn has now an
prnopsi topic F of
ton among several intimate friends Of his at Nor
riS Park yesterday.
Il am convinced" said one that Mr. Marklein
was born under q very lucky star. One of the
horses in his stable when he began preparations
Hermann the two-year-old of Esher and Silk
Gown. Mr. Marklein secured Garry Hermann
from Mr.. Bell last fall. and at that time the colt
was not considered promising; in fact it was in
cluded in the no accounts in the stable But
this no account has already netted Mr.. Mark
1ein snug of money. and two other sun
has sold to J. S. O'Brien for about "a 900 He re-
ceived an offer of $500 for Garry Hermann last
week This colt IS considered of the most
The colts first public appearance was in the
Gasfon Hotel Stakes for two-year-old colts and
in the race. and about a week later he won y
selling race at the same track. After the Mem
pms meeting Mr. Marklein took his string Of
thoroughbreds TO Chicago, and his coors are now
frequently seen in the van at the Lakeside meet
ing, ing Garry Herrmann captured for him last week
do you know anything about the dam Of Carry,
HERNIA mn? the speaker asked
she Is probably drawing milk wagon now If
she was sold before Garry Hermann captured a
STAKE race She was bought last fall by the Ken
lucky Breeders Association. AS the object Of
that oody is to buy brood mares which promise
to produce valuable colts and sell them where
covered to keep the arket free from moor
colts inclined to the opinion that Sill
Gown has long since this time been hitched to a
wagon" ~
MORRIS PARK ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
The entries for to-day's races at Morris Park ara
follows
FIRST RACE-Handicap; for three-y -year-olds and IN
ward. The Ecpse Course
Heobss ,........ 122 rolaoa HS%e Wt ";
frearnl .....'...'.. l2oIady Lindsay ......... 9s