The Saint Paul globe., 1905-03-26

NEW YORK, March 25.-William G.
DAILY is at his home in Gravesend after
spending the winter at Hot Springs. He
brought back six horses which he cam
paigned at the Springs with Indifferent
success.
The Hartford turfman expects to do as
well as any of the eastern stables at Ben
nings. because his horses are almost ready
TO race. The other trainers at Gravesend
have not been idle, but they do not care
10 take the risks to which DAILY submits
his horses year after year. Tom Welsh
did not venture out with any of his big
string until few days ago. confining his
work to shed exercise until the Coney
Island boulevard became soft enough for
trotting and cantering exercise. Welsh
we're in twenty years. The star of his
string may prove this season to be Major
99aingerheid' 9ands the fast iiashy black son of
picture of health and appears to thorough
ly enjoy the work. Welsh has thirty
five horses in his charge, among them be-
NOUS performers.
Slow Work for Jumpers
Trainer Henry Graham has been giving
the jumpers under his care a course of
SLOW work on the GraveSend track, which
Is IN fair condition and is expected to be
ready for fast work within a week--The
old chaser, Judge Phillips, did well over
winter. and is likely to equal his best
performances this year. Another of the
Graham string Cannon Ball is in spen-
did condition, and has developed into
fine looking animal. He has the bone and
muscle typical of a good horse over the
sticks. and should soon break into the list
of winners. The Holland string arrived
from Los Angeles in charge of Trainer
J. Smith a few days ago in good condi
tion after the long journey across the
The string which will race In the colors
OF Newton Bennington are shown to trot-
ting exercise every morning. Trainer Bur.
"a sad rxyfth he nf nj
the horses. He has also in charge August
beimonts great mare Beldame.
The names of high class horses included
In the list of sixty-two entries that Sec
retary Fred Rehrberger has received for
the running of the Carter handicap, which
will be the feature event of the opening
day at Aqueduct on April Is, gives prom
Use that this years event will be the
greatest nth in the hi history OF the Queens
Bells crack colt. Glorifier, has been re-
oeiyed from Hot Springs, There are sew
still racing in California and their nomin-
atoms may swell the list considerably.
Beldame, which won the race last year
and whom the majority of the turfrncn
consider to be the champion three year
old of the season. is ag&in named to
start the race. According to the best
Octagon-Bella Donna had wintered in
the best of shape and has grown into one
of the grandest looking mares in training.
whether Fred Burlew, who still has her
for Mr.. Belmont, will be able to get her
ready for the Carter, however. will not be
known for some little time; but with an
Improvement in the weather conditions
there is little doubt but that she can put
on edge for the race.
Early Performer
She comes to hand early. as was Demon
strated in the cunning Of last years race.
and also her performance in the running
OF the Metropolitan handicap, in which
she finished close third, ridden by A.
Brennan an apprentice. who was entire
ANN ha
other high class horses that have been
named for the event are: Goldsmith
year: Belle Strome, Tea Cress. Cara
phine and Water Mirror, from the Paget
stable; Rapid Water and Burleigh, which
will sport the Smathers silks; Trapper
who has been conspicuous at New Or
Leans during the winter; Blucher and
Sinister, which are entered in the white
Grenade. Ocean Tide, Sir BriIlar, Mon.
tresson, from the r. T. Ellison Jr. stable;
Glortfer and a host of others. The COM
plete list is as follows:
The Carter handicap: for. three year
felt. or $40 N declared by April 5, with
$4,000 added, of which 500 to the second
and $500 to the third, furlongs:
Beldame, Goldsmith, Ormondes Right
Belle Strome: Tea Cress. CZaraphine, Wa
ter Mirror, Leonidas Canteen, Waswift
9aGk Rtso Ratljn; In. Sgd &Sydney G. Love, Incubator
Sinister. Blucher. Chrysitis, ST. Valen-
tine, Trapper. Monet Grenade, Ocean
Gbeb6 fde f6antaf9n te & Coy sh6dn Maid Merry ay Lark
Caffrey, Toscin, Diamond Flush, Jim
Beatty, Atwood, Telescope: Floral King.
dox, Right Royal, Pelham, Sir Brillar,
Martimas. Consideration. Montresson EN-
Peror OF India Workman, Red Knight, c.
Kunjamuck, Austin Allen, Buttling Black
Prince, RoSeben, Liberia, Astarita, Bohc-
mia, Santa Cataline. Preen, Glorifer.
Magnificent Park
The most magnificent race course in the
world is Belmont park, the new Long ISL :.
be opened to the public May 4. It is vast
and grand, and eclipses all other race
courses in point of magnitude and COM
pleteness: 1t is rapidly nearing completion
and will be ready for the opening day
For years 1t has been a dream of August
Belmont. chairman of the Jockey club, to
nave an ideal race courSe-a plant that
would rival NEWMARKET, the turf head
quarters of England. The new racecourse
was conceived and planned on a grand
scale. Space was no object in the build
ing. 1t VIII be possible for II, 900 race
goers to sit in the grandstand and view
the the races This edifice is ?5O feet long,
100 feet wide and so feet high Numerous
promenades and stairways afford easy in
gress and egress to all the seats. 1t is
canine gallery being five feet higher than
the lower portion of the stand. The seats
are SO well pitched that it will be pos
sible to observe every part Of the race
without standing on the chairs Under
the grandstand will be located the lunch
and barroomS.
The field stand will afford accommoda-
tions for 5000 persons. So vast and great
Is the space at this track that it will be
possible to accommodate SO, 900 persons
One of the features of Belmont park will
be the paddock. 1t is the intention of
the managers to make the saddling of
the horses a feature of the sport and while
there is an incloSure In which there are
thirty six stalls in the rear Of the club
house, many Of the horses will receive
their final preparation for a race under
the trees adjacent to il. 1t will be here
as at Saratoga, that the club members and
guests Will meet and talk over the chances
OF the contestants. Belmont park will be
the turf headquarters and the home of the
Jockey club. In many respects it will re-
semble Newmarket but it will excel that
historic English racing point in many re-
SpectS. 1t will lack, of course, the tradi-
tions which make Newmarket world ia
NOUS, but in appointments completeness
and accommodations 1t will excel that fa- :
nous place. 80
Attracts MIIIIonaires
Hampstead Heath will soon be noted a q
much as Epson Downs and although Rel
mont park will be fenced off II will ney-
ertheless resemble the famous old course
IN England which has been the scene Of
equine struggles for over 100 years Al
ready millionaire turfrflen such as Auel,st
Belmont, Harry Payne Whitney James r
Keene and r. II. Wilson Jr have signified
their intention of building private training