The New York herald., 1868-07-12
NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY JULY H. ses-TRlPLE sHBBT.

Those who pretend to know about the speed Of the
horse say ne can 60 low IN the thrtles May 9e
Mr.. Hastings had brown and bay together' goou
sfeePPsts; g %eess was orlv,n. the Bin. Mare
Drop
Sammy Weeks had his fast Ethan Allen horse on
Mr.. Seward had a. beautiful and fast bay gelding.
Mr.. Starin had beautiful turnout.
Mr.. Phyfe was driving Lady Lockwood, and she
appeared in good trOtting order
Mr.. Bell had out his Patchen colt.
Steve Dubois was behind his bay geldng.
Mr.. Jones had out his bay horse.
Mr.; Van saun has beautiful Park phaeton, very
Mr.. wilkins drove handsome pair Of black mares.
They can tr0t to the pole low In the fOrties.
Mr. Offender handled pair OF fast trotters.
Mr.. Horner had a pair OF bays.
Mr.. Vyse was behind pair OF fast trotting
stations.
Mr.. Caldwell has a magnificent Park establishment.
Mr.. Madison and roam mare. She can trot in 2:40.
Alex. Thompson had fast team.
T. s. Ritterband was behind a fine looking black
Mr.. Starin was working up to speed black and
Mr. r. W. Akin, of Poughkeepsie, drove Columbus,
Jr, own brother to Commodore Vanderbilt and Brown
Dan. They can trot very fast together.
Alfred Baker was behind his big Hambletonian
Lane at merry gait.
Ex.sherr Lynch was driving a white footed
Jacob s. Townsend had a dark sorrel, who seemed
TO have more syle than speed.
Mr.. johnson, OF Oyster Bay, drove nne road
The brothers Huggins had each bay team.
Geo. n. Ferguson was driving bay mare, by Ham,
bletonian.
Thos. B. Kerr was sending gray Hero along the
Lane at rattng pace.
There were lot Of bull heads from BULBS Head, all
to sulkes going all sorts Of gats. Give them rOom
Mr. Waterman had Old Tom out for an airing.
Mr. Laws drove whitefaced bay team.
James "; Bell moved his bay Patcaep, who Will be
Mr. Ives, Jr and Mr. Ives sr., each drove beautiful
Mr.. Moler was steering bay horse Billy ana going
ct q good rate.
Mr. spencer had sorre trotting horse and white
PAGER They can speed In 2:40 together.
Mr. Briggs was Jogging the bay horse Kentucky
who is known to be fast
Mr. Bernheimer had s0rrel and bay in hand
Mr. Wickes was behind a black trotter.
George Alley was taking things comfortably be-
]. B. Fellows came along with the four-in-hand
Mr.. R. l.. Briggs exhibited fine phaeton team.
J. NJ. Benjamin. with his bay horse, could trot in
H. Punchard had roam horse that looked like he
could 60 In 2:40
Charles Conner had out yellow bay mare.
Mr.. Little drove bay team.
Mr.. Holbrook was gliding along behind his gray.
Mr.. Weaver was exercising his bay gelding.
Mr.. Gillies made display with his beautiful phea-
ton team.
Mr.. Brown was showing up his.gray trotter.
J. N. Keeler drove gray and Day together. They
go nicely.
VIM. Carr had his handsome chestnut team to
Mr.. Abrams and his Bashaw were going fast on
the Lane
Mr.. Henry Harbeck had out an elegant carriage
The Spicer brothers were driving gray and bay.
Mr.. Cockroft was extending his bay mare.
Mr.. Elder sent his gray team pretty fast when cut
Of the reach of the fellows with gray coats.
John Dye had his beautiful blacks TO top wagon.
Geo. Coburn was out airing his bay gelding.
]. T. Emery was showing up his bay gelding
Mr.. Brooks passed with an elegant carriage
Mike eastman looked proud behind his bay mare.
Mr.. Robinson came along with pair OF grays.
r od "a IN na lfa
Big Steve had bay geldng that was tearing
things.
Mr. Keech passed in a barouche drawn by bays
Mr.. Martin drove a buckskin geding.
Mr.. Sims had cross teanl-a gray and black.
Master Robert Bonner with his bay pony Tom
Wonder, came next.
d. J. Gompert with O bay gelding, dashed along.
Walter w. Briggs was out with an iron gray team.
Tarrant Putnam was enjoying himself with his
sorrel pony.
Mr.. Smull was in pony pheaton.
Alderman was driving bay geding.
Bren Brothers were behind a gray horse.
MIR. Fuller was going gently along with roam and
bay.
John Smith had cream roam to top wagon