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SOME HORSES LEFT AT NEW YORK. Slow Tracks Restrict Training Work but Useful Gallops Are Given Backward Racers. New York. April 2.1. — With so many horses stray to Iinilico and the going heavy, not much galloping was done at cither Gravesend or Sheepshead Bav. Hie Iinilico strings have been furnishing all of the ■peed hiring the training hours, ami most of the horses left at the two training grounds luive not been rushed in any manner. Thomas Welsh, though he shipped a lot away in the afternoon, had a string out. The Squire. Wise Mason. Koyal Captive. Preceptor ami Glucose were jogged and wound up with a smart six furlongs in l:2Ti. Lord Baltimore. Proiiosing. 111ms. Meddlesome ami Deputy, the two-year-old string, after a canter turned a half in ." 7. John Hynes permitted Imitator to work along for six furlongs in 1:23. a very good move, considering the londition of the track. Columbia Lad went the Basse distance in 1:2.1. Rostrum worked in behiml Imitalor and his time was 1:22 . Pimires. the brasher to Vesrteeea, went his six furlongs in 1:24. Con I.eighton sent lion Creole along for a mile in 1:3d. Langnibeck and Cuthbert together worked i half in M. Aston Key and Hudas Sister followed over the same distance in .Vi*. George Cornell sent Goleonda along for a mile in 1:33. and Ohadiah stepped the six furlongs in 1:24. Muck Kake was sent six furlongs in 1:21. Julius Bauer had Marie Rue and Plorimcl work a half in 33. and Mon Reve followed over the same distance in ."4.. The Warner two year-olds. Young Belle and Viols! Scent, were galloped briskly and finished up with a half in ." :!!. Tally Coulter, who recently decided that he would not race his string at Pimilco. should surely have a very lit lot for the opening of the season at Belmont Paik. He was on hand at Sheepshead Bay with Brother Jonathan and Hoffman, and thev went along for six furlongs in 1 :2fi and were eager at all times to run much faster. Cliff Edge had seven furlongs in 1:33 as his portion. Iliiverse. the two-year old. showed three furlongs in 41.. Simon Ilea ley sent old Dreamer along for a half in 50i. Choirmaster of Chesterbrook was galloped briskly, and the others In the string had a logging exercise. Jacob Pincus brought out the Cuptaiu Cassatt tillv. Sententious, hut was content to let her stride along lor three furlongs in 42 after she had cantered. AlMuit the last of the lxing Island horses that will lake part in the Iinilico meeting of the Maryland Jockey Club have gone Thomas Healev took the string ef Richard T. Wilson. Jr.. that will race there. There were eight in tlho lot. Thomas Welt* loaded a few and G. B. Morris sent Favordale. a horse that ha- shown a disposition to run well through the inuddv going. Henry Walker loaded the chestnut filly. Miss Voter, and another.
