The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-03
TROTTIYG IN ROCHESTER,.
Indianapolis Winning the stallion Trot-
Elaine against Keen Jim's TINE.

ROCHESTER, Oct. 2.-Thc second annual
meeting ofthe National Association Of Trottng
Horse Breeders at the Rochester Driving Park,
closed to-day. II was far from being financially
successful. Tho ,rotting. however. has been
fully W to the standard of the year. Among
the most prominent gentlemen IN the ground
were Mcssrs. philD Ilush. L. Fluns Of Ken
lucky. J. p. Wiser vt Canada J.. Robinson OF
New York. James Iiaskcr of New York. and +.
H. Norris of Brooklyn. The track was in fine
order for good troting.
The first trOt WIS II stake for foals OF 1911
the produce Of stations whose get have not
trotird in 2:I0 or better ut years old or under
Mr.. W. II. Wilson's rl =. Okoc. by Handle
tonlan. son OF Edward Everett dam Abdalinh
Belle. had a walk over after icing driven II mile
in GAG g. and was awarded the stakes.
Then came the stake for foHls of 1877. the
produce Of stations whose get have never
truttrd in 2:3j or hctter Ut ) years old or under
Tho contest WIS between ]. Il. Ncdllcld's blk. T.
Daciann md ]. ID. WILLIS b. u. Tommy Nor
wool. tn" hitter won tir" first 9ni SECOND hrntS
in 2.3G 3. aud 2.i1. After scoring for the third
heat the Judge. ordered Wnl, Pinto, the driver
of Daciunu. from behind tn. MY ~ the grounds
~ fraud and substituted John Murphy in his
place. Tie horses were sent uI ON u lhir stg u.
On the turn llAciHna broke. tut ly fast trott ~
took sides with Tommy Norwood at .quait +
III - seconds. when she bruk" again. Norwood
mudr the halt IN l.lj. Coming down tho
homostrrtch II was nip aud tuck. tut Tommy
Nurwoud won the heat and race III the last timc
Of 2.3i % which was ten seconds faster than the
second heat had been trottcd. showing plainly
thnt the Judges were right In their opinions.
The I" y race ia ord,r was the 2;26 class. u
stake OF 81 100. for stallionsi, mile heats. hest
| ,lrec IN i,yc, IN harness. Th" starters wcr.
! VIM II. Wilson's hf, :. Indianapolis. j. i.
Wacr's l.. - Chestnut II ~. and II. G. Dobson s
D. hcsuIi, Ia toe iirs' nG", lnd4,n"pqi+
s"ronds. lie kept II 10 III MALI milo IA
! i.i1's. and all Tho way UP tho houustr"tch
! forward with q rush. ami landed under The
/ WI" first 10y a lcu-rh IN front of lndunupuli-
! IN 2.2Gi, Result third. In the scrohd heat In
| dinnHpOlis again went Ia the front. passing tho
quarter in 80 D, and the half IN ~. aud Won
! TIE heat easily m 2:2J .. troitng hHli - mil" M
| the heat ut Il 2.lJ sat Result scrOnd. Chestnut
| llil third. Indianapolis won the ihird and
! fourth heat AMI the trot without II struggle IN
| 2 ZB. ana 2.23's
Tho grcnirst interest OF tho meeting WIS man.
| ifustrd In the exhibition " speed 10y eN-Gov
! Stanford San Francisco brown nlly Eain,
| AGAINST Mr.. Robert Bunnor's roGn geldlng kcru
! Jiin's time OF aga, na'lo n Lexington, ~.
on the track bohnd Elaine. aud WIS gwen til,
| word Tor the frat trial. Elaine flew 10y the uunr
| ter in 81 seconds. reached the half in I'LL 'f
! and finished the milo IN 2 2G .. Alter the u-ua
| rest. Einlne was sent AWAY on her Ercond trial
| accompanied 10y "a running horse under saddle
| lie went OIL at u rafting gait. passed the quar-
| ter ia 80 seconds. and the half mile IN / ~ d.
| making the milo in 2.2J
Tho race for II stake ui s27j. for foals ~ 1874
between Elaine nnd Red Wilkes. WAS not frosted
| Tor ID. reason. ~ WIS stated by the owner %
| Red wilkes that he might oHdamgvr his chance
! in his match rHc" neNt w"ok for 81 900 side. II
| Michigan nluin-t Foster
baker 4 linrrienns MY Bcllonc made
| sprndid exhibition ~ speed for three ypnr old
! Mir heiilrld's nmro Duriu. hy Woutfurd Nam
/ hriuo. dam lV Red Jacket. started To- beat hi
cord OF 2:32, aud at the iirst uttcmpttrottcd II
| g:3l a.