The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-12
CUT ON THE ROAD.

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OUT ON THE ROAD.
The sleighng has been excellent all the week, and
on Friday afternoon the road men with their pets
were out in full force. The McComb Dam road and
Harlem lane were alive with the juggling OF the
merry bells and that peculiarly American institution,
the trottng carnival was In full force. The airy.
light and graceful style OF sleigh called Portland has
almost entirely superseded the old fashioned Albany
.cutter. Nothing seems to be more naty and tasty,
and attached as they generally are, to fast trotter
the rate OF speed attained 10 prodigious
Taking for standpoint place on the steps OF
the most popular and best patronized club house on
the road we recognized among the swiftly moving
tnrong the magnificent ana speedy pair Of mares
Annie and Nellie the property Of Mr.. Charles Car
man. They dashed down over the hill at gait that
showed they could beat old Father Times 2:40 easy
and their owner steadied them beautifully.
Mr.. William DE Forest drove mis- very fast team,
Prince ana mate.
MI. John Richards had his merry team, Brother
Nj. Ayres drove Kitty Turnbun to beautiful
Mr.. e. B. Curtis held the reins over his handsome
bay.
Mr.. Howard drove his fast bay team.
Mr. Ives drove his very fast pair OF Ethan Allen
mares.
captain Wilson was out with MS last ana hand
some gray.
Mr.. John Post was driving his fast bay horse EN-
pire.
Mr.. William TurnDull was behind his beautiful and
rapid colt joe son OF his Stallion Commodore Van.
Mr.. William Humphreys was driving his very fast
black mare.
MIR. Ayres had out his fast young white and bay
team.
Mr.. George Lewis drove his ras, bay horse.
Mr. Bellinger sent his speedy gray along at fast
j. II. Martin was driving his bay Johnny Ret.
Mr.. Cook had pair. bay and brown. that steppe
MIR. starin drove his promising colt.
Mr.. Roe drove a very fast bay colt
Mr.. Van Colt drove the fast and handsome gray
horse Moody.
Mr.. saunders drove his clipper New York.
Mr.. Lawt0n was driving Billy Pitcher and the Law
ton colt. They are a good team.
A. r. Phyfe drove his very fast and promising
gray horse 10 o very handsome sleigh.
f. Jones drove his Commodore Mutt and mate.
w. x. Willard had the Smith 'buckskin horse
Mr.. chamberlain drove handsome sorrel and
Mr. Ellery drove his fast bay colt.
Al Blanchard drove his young sorrel horse.
William Vanderbilt held the rcins over fast bus
Mr.. Hatch showed good clip with Carlotta and
mate.
mare Idol She was trotting very fast and seemed
TO please the crowd OF gazers-
Mr. Spicer drove his brown mare.
Robert Libby sat behind fast, large black horse.
Mr.. Peter Moller drove speedy white horse.
Mr.. James W. Gilles was behind his very speedy
team Repeater and Brown Dick; they are gentle
mans team and no mistake.
Mr.. Matthison drove his last white mare.
Mr. George n. Ferguson drove the celebrated mare
Fire Fly. She showed q clipping rate OF speed.
Mr. George Coleman drove pretty and fast sorrel
Amos Little drove his new team OF bay mares.
They can beat 300 to the pole.
Mr.. Hinman showed speed with his nice black
Dun Walton drove very good team called Captain
Jnks Snd Lady cary so,,na vo,,..,.o uot.
Mr.. ADramsdrove his brown horse.
Isaac Philips enjoyed himself behind his trotter
Benny Mace and his sister were drawn swiftly
along beating all competitors by Little Dan one Of
Oh LAZY na srdSs his spssay black mare
Mr.. Wright Gillies sat behind his clipping black
Doctor George Gordon, one OF the oldest riders on
the road, drove his fast mare Sally VOORHEES,.
j. Sullivan drove q smart clipped sorrel horse.
sam Lockwood was shaking out the reefs with
Champagne Charley.
Mr. Bachas had out his PAIR OF bays.
Billy Birch drove pair OF bays
Mr.. Price drove his bay trotter Challenge. He is
NJ. eastman drove a fast big bay horse.
Mr.. +. Hobrook was 'sending' his fast black
Mr. Simmons drove a bay stallion somewhat like
George Wllkes
Mr.. Van Nest sat behind good pair OF bays
William Ridabock drove ms Day trOttlng horse.
He showed great speed
j. q. Laws sat behind bay mare
Samuel Weeks drove his fast Allen horse.
Ed wilkins mad Bella Clay TO the pole, with Olivia
as a mate. They are very speedy and good road
Mr. Offender drove his fast team, Jupe and Mer-
curry
George p Ferguson was driving his gray tr0tter
Nelse.
Joe Bennett was drivingla young and fast sorrcl
Alex Horn showed speed behind his fasv black
mare
Mr. hnu q IA
Mr.. Bernstein drove his stylish bay horse
MIR Bruno sat behind his roam stallion.
Mr.. John Dye drove his fast black horse Benton.
MIR. DAVIS drove Careless Boy and Brown George
Mr.. Gliswold was out with MIS- fine sorrel aid bay
team.
Mr. Jessie drove his clipping Allen mare.
Mr.. Darling drove his pair OF bay mares.
Mr.. Barry sat behind his fast and pretty bay
MIR. Johnson drove the gray Pilot, IT.. morse Bull
Mr.. Keyser was handling whirlwind nicely
Mr.. Charles Weeks drove his old favorite the Blue
Mr. Parker was driving his fast horse Pulaski He
Messrs. John Pentand and Charles Apply were
the the sleigh Is very handsome being Portland style
and beautiful delicate cherry color. The team are
noted trotters.
Mr.. Ridgway drove his fast gray horse.
Mr., Truesuell was behind his black norse James
M. Sweeney. Two thirty-rve is about his clip.
Mr.. sileck drove a sorrel that can troI In two
f0Hs{ NJ y Lcnstens,sr drove splendid black and
gray team.
Mr. shafer was behind his bay Hamblesonian.
Mr.. Walter Briggs drove White aud Chestnut
team.
Mr.. Boynton drove his fast black mare.
Mr.. James Wallace drove his feet and pretty bay
mare.
Mr.. Hornby was behind pair OF fast brown and
chestnut mares.
Mr.. stymas was driving his horse Demijohn. He
Is q good one
Mr.. Jarvis drove his beautiful pair OF bay mares
Belle and Nell. They are very fast.
Mr.. Jackman was behind his bay clipper, the get
OF Ethan Allen.
John HarbecK was driving his well known gray
h0rap