, 1877-09-02

Rnraio % J., 1aSe sso IN aS?S. 2451, 2:26; and q
:, a. ~ ~ 3'~o, 1:-o15, 2:27. At Roches
tina ~ 5@s so1A me race n straight heats
him aeain "' yictorionE The I1 t;a1s - Utica eav
the = SS Sss w.. @;lzs, ~ He then enteret
9 fn',.tr - e1ass ~ hartford, but obtained onl,
ao5t@ u 99ney' 1ne t1ne being 220, 2:20, EGO
was ae3a;n N ,oo:s o1 anarsuay A. HARTFORD ht
eAT3ns ea1Ie; @:toA, S:-@A, 21s.
~ e"k ;3an1F ~ - unneccssary f5 record speaks
T., .es;, ~ h. ane nosse tnat could not win heats
the Eastern Grcii riossa 'or pexter park and
otte tnat started against him, and
oo.a!H = 1eeoto oI s;1?4! The facts in this
.o nu.oiao.5 10 sase SHOULD DC read and pondcred
and IN hr f,,f,,re um mo TN 1ne Michigan Circuit,
evtl M lnat nas grown into immense and Danger
| Jus osopo'tlohs'
GUS GL1DpES's SUSPENSION.
a strong effort is teing made by horsemeu to
| National Association tracks Of the wrIt-Enown
driver, Gus Gliddcu, who was huns un,s Nv
the Freeport Association during its lite meet
ing On account Of abusive language alleged tn
haye been 3 1nd1lged in By Gliddcn towards the
Judges. The faets in the case US related by the
! friends Of Gliiucn, arc as follows: In the 2.33
| race Gus was driving Alfred, speedy, but ycry
unsteady horse. and one upon whom II is pcces
sary to use pair OF queerly constructed leather
! goggles. From this and other causes the horse
| is bad breaker, and when he leayes his feet IL
| liable to swerye violently to either side ~
] avoid the danger attending a collision Glidden
| never drives close to the pole With this horse.
prefcrring the extra distance thus en-,
tailed upon him than to run the risE' If pn;ng
into the fence should the horse NJ
tempt one Of his aerial excursions r.
the race above alluded to, Alfred aud ida
were the best horses in the Iot, and fe rarc voc
supposed to lay between these two Whcn the
word was given in one OF the heats, A]frel hui
the pole, but laid well out, allowing Ida tn come
up from behind and take the inside positfons
which sue maintained to the finish hc1nn f;rstt |
under the wire. Giiddcn Immediately sye5t;ntn !
the Judges stand and explained why he mad |
driven SO far from the pole but the itldrcs werc |
not satisfied and set both Ida and Alfred bacl- I
giving the heat to the Chicago horse, Cant.
BunneI, who finished third This styleuf don~
business naturally made Gliddcn mad, and ne
took 10 pains to conceal his anger or poor ooin-
ion Of the Judges When the lree-fur-all rare
at tue same meeting was being tro,ted,
one horsc having three or four lengths The brst
OF it, although there were but Two startrrss
GiidGen also commented on this, aud, as some
assert, used abusive LANGUAGE to.thc judges. 1t
all his energies to securing reinstatement,
At the same meeting .NoseyT Brown w,a
driving the gr3y gclding Sheppard Boy, con- on
horse 70 come up from behind and take tn.
polc, Br;ghtwoou being the animal ,bns f,v,ra1 |
lie got away with the Job vcry neatly, Int was
gent to the barn at the close OF tic heat fur I
len, Soscy'' laid very low, bc:nE in morta1
error OF similar punishment. When tho ,,e+;
lon for Gliddcn's reinstatement was hcin,r ~
,ulate1, somebody told Brown that ni,signaturc m t
vas wanted. So great was his respect Tor The t
'recport Association and its SUMMARY m,,nar I
,f doing business that he is rcnorted to hara L
cmarkeu that If be got AWAY irnm tha +ns.'s @
live, his happiness would be complete. At all l
vents, he did not sign the petition, although j
lcarly all the other drivers did. He trnIa 1
iiiIden's horses, however, ut the Quincy mcrt. 4
ng, aud did all IN his uower to SQUARE 6imseif 7
DEATH OF MAMBR,So GIFT. S
Dispatches were received in this city yesterday
tile death of the celebrated trott;|,1
tailion, Mainbrino Gift, at the farm Of h;s nv,;.
rs, Messrs. Nyc 4 Foster, Of Flint. Nick TI;s -
orse was one ot the most noted stations in the \
ountry, and two seasons ago was coDsidercd 7
,at time record Of a:2o ~ With a Was as' t6:n az IN
ICES and superb breeding made I't hin IN the he
~: n;.ha ~ eoipete..t pasties much better -
'1e ItI4. ~ ~ w stu9 oE IlaGk than Sniu1-
rd County, KY, and was foalcI in ISIS f., st
lis got by Mambrino Pilot 1.-THE sire ";
Hannis} out Of tile celebrated rnars G.
atcrwitch, Tie dam Of Diaden, An",g nmS
her good oues, bY Pilot, j., The sirc sire
Pilot Temple, Queen Of the Wrst ete
1mbrino Pilot was by l1ambrino Chief ont of at
lct BIZ Pilot Jr., TINS giy1p@ Ma1uhrjno (,ift va
lo,lbIc cross OF tue Pilot blood. Atn vc,rs ~ ca
c he was taken in Charge by Dr.. ITrrr. of 1ov. r.
.ton, ky., who gave him lis cf1,1tation as , CO.
liter, II, lis 3ycar-nlC form fhe nn.tor ~ Go
rded linn as the best colt OF his occ in Kan.
~. - - ~ t'9e anu roslcf Purrhased INN arr
roc" tes ,,a7 ~ WY ,a t, ne trottcd Tr
til after his purchase by Nye and Fnstar Ali
the beginning OF tile ssason Of 1S;,3 h. was
regarded as remarkably promising. mi, bcs
able to show better than 5:40, but innroyc,, the
adi1y, trottiug eight races, OF which he wot,
en-. During this season he redured hts T
ord to 1861, obtained at Buffalo. Dnrino, has
entire campaign TIC suffered from rrori;ei r.
Is, which blcd more or less in every onc nf =,
races. In 1874 he made bis first annearoncn ~
Jackson, Mirh., where he lappcd out Red IL
I'D In 2:l5. and repeated the performance ot ban
inaw on the following week. fh1. time 1,nnr inS
;. AT Cleveland he WAS beaten by Fred II
,per in 2:23It 2:23. 2:2714 GIFT winning the cigt
d heat in 2::22j11S. Tin the folIo3yintr thin
k he trottcd il the great sin mn | com
lion race at Buffalo, and. a]thouo,, | ,v
.ated, covered himself with rlory. III WIS II
Gu 1or every meak' tne iirst being Won W DAYS
leGler III 2:~@'4' Gi1t second Smugglcr mi
lead from wire to wire. Gift won the third | La
in 2:::s,I. The next three heats Uern ! with
Y contested By Thomas Jefferson and Mem John
o Gift, S,nugyler having tired and dronnc1 who
Of the fight The black stallion was suc- NJ
Iu1. tile time Of his heats being 3.23I< ~. ~.
x, 2:2Sk It was during the Rochester e1'n',