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;new yorkjtraining news I | I Major Belmont Sees His Horses Work at Belmont Park — Sar- azen in Half Mile Gallop NEW YORK. April 9.— Clear weather and la fast track at Belmont Park Wednesday! morning attracted practically all of the | horses quartered here to the main course of training gallops. I August Belmont and his son, Raymond, arrived at the track early to see the horses Of the stable pot through their paces by trainer Louis Eeustel. The four-year-old filly How Fair, was sent five-eighths in 1:02%. She went the first half mile in 49.1 How Fair wintered in Kentucky and was shipped to Belmont Park late in February. I I Marbler was sent an easy three-eighths ml I 3G%. Ordinance and Pricemaker went a , similar distance a fifth of a second slower, I while Blind Play and Bevys time was tl. All of the horses accomplished their tasks I easily and Major Belmont was well pleased with their showing. Mrs. W. K. Yanderbilt II. and her daughter ahw reached the track at an early boar to see trainer Max Hirsch work SarasenJ the Kentucky Derby favorite. After sending his horses once around the main course at Ian easy gait, trainer Hirsch started Prince Hamlet and Barasen from the far turn for an easy half-mile in 49%. They finished out the five-eighths eased up in 1:01--,. Lee Rosenberg also visited the track to watch his two-year-olds canter three-eighths in ::s% under the direction of trainer J. D. Odom. Trainer Thomas Welsh hail the J. L Wide-ner tWO-year Olds out on the main course for quarter-Sails exercise canters. He sent the three-yearn id Negrina half a mile down the backstretch in 19%. Over at the training track leorge D. Wide-j ner was an interested spectator while traiaer A. J. Joyner was working tb.- two-year-olds of the stable quarters i:i around tl. Later trainer Joyner sent SI. James, the Wideiier candidate for the Derby and the Preakness. ire -eighths in l :"»::%. He finished out the : ll" quartern eased up in 1:1*. Lanlus ran Jive-eighths in 1:01% and Horsea three-QUar- i ters in 1:20. Carroll Shilling sent several of the Oifford A. Cochran two-year-olds out for half-mile gallops. Flying Ebony and False Face worked the distance in r.o% ; Monarchist and Dangerous in ," 1 and Adrianople in 51. June Grass ran three -quarters in 1:19. Shilling will work his Preakness and Derby candidates Thursday morning. Mr. Cochran has not yet returned from Europe, where he spent the winter.
