New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-21
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
MAuD 9 MAKER A FAST MILE.
TINE, 2133.-w. II. VANDERBILT WINS $@o-
TROTTryG At FIEETwooD.


The announcement that Maud 8 would be
,ent fast mile at the grounds OF the NewYork Driving
Club, yesterday afternoon called out large crowd OF
visitors They were we'll rewarded; for tue beautiful
chestnut mare, OF which William III. vanderbilt Is 80
proud made faster mile than has ever BEEN ahe OH
the old Fleetwood track TrinIet made 1t ir 1l4 put
the chestnut mare made 1t in 213a, and quarter OF
second means much under such circumstances. "hhAn
Vanderbilt surrounded by his friends and trotune
on the piazza OF the clubhouse under the broad
vcraDdah On his right was his young friend, "Mau
Riley, his left another young friend, Al HncK'ey'
both dcvOut believers in the trottrng horse poOn
ozners OF fast horses and both knowing whips to boot
Every one in the crowd tall whits hat and young
Riley had a white overcoat The conversation was
intensely horsey" and much speculation was INDUCED
| in as TO the time that Maud would make
"Come Mr. Vanderbilt" said Riley, tell US your can
did opinion"
81 think" Raid the railroad maGnate that she VIII Do
faster than but not fast a. thirteen, ana nc
said this slowly fixed gaze OF one solving prob
lem in the higher mathematics.
| There groan of dismay.
"Pu bet she can do better than that" said Riley ar
IDENTITY "Jay-Eye-See made q mile the other day IN
| 2:12l2 and Maud S. can beat him anJ day.
"'What II Won bet 2" said Mr. Vanderbilt
Invent five dollars"
At take vour bet gness you've forgotten that this
track two seconds slower than any fast track IN 'he
! country"
| That's So said everybody in chorus
And mark this, gentlemen" observed Mr. Vanderbilt
two seconds time means eighty ieet ana cshy leet
| Is good deal of ground in q race"
| Maud was driven by William Balr, and was Jogged
up the course from the stables As she passed the
grand stand which nearly Hlled the people got up
and capPed their hands vigorously Anothsr InS t
of hand-capping and accompanying cheers Durst from
the clubhouse rs SHE came by at the sloWest psgo o.
Which s2n of his
that the wicked eyes OF psTtisans OF ~;
watching his He took of his hat ana DoweI IN
grave ponderOus way But the mare understood me a
plause and enjoyed IT, She threw her bead back her
their utmost her eyes were dated and her whole FORM
was expressive OF PRIDE sGe ' cbssanut coat
| glistenod in the sunlight, and stray sunbeams
ggted among the golden s se s S 81 nS sow me
which she did in 224 and then was rested whilst one OF
While the troiters were being banketed and led to their
stables Bar logged her around the course anu as ne en-
tered the straight the man increased ner sprea uIt a.
chincry, As he passed tho judges stand Ban
sSect9tcrs any HES sending her for it," they cried and
tcpJa 10 sVe ,baI the quarters When Maud reached
the first quarter ffty voices cried ont 81 when she
tsen ont Of carerness to follow The hvns with the
eye almost all the volunteer timers stopped work Inc
three quarters was made in 1887 70 and the mite IN Liza
| Everybody knew 1t before tho paelrd was pul ou'
Young Riley took ont from his poak"3o9k Two I,,m
bucks and v" az sporting say, and handed theI
to Mr. Vanderbilt who nodded, aud CONSUMED theg 10
| his wastcOat pocket with pleasant slhle INV Jay
Eve-~ee men pulled their musacheS, oT rubbed their
heads with their pocket handkechiei mn one "a o"r
muered She's as fire silk she's Just on edge ne
yOnd doubt" - III. A..
In progr for the days tr9t;ing thc5e
were two purses VI 900 each for horses 81 tbt Z3)
and 2:2g classes. For the first there were 10 starters
| Toney r. ~ p. Hausman n. w. shamrock w. rag
gerty Scranton. PeLn,l American Queen tMldey Nj,
Arfil nv W = Brooks, White Plains Josie D. jesse
Year5uce Pass " j. Jerry Win Nt Duyea, Long Is
I3nII rcssle b. d. W. swan, y. ". Don Carlos -. K.
| Graham. Boston, LOwland Mary IL q. D1Dson y H.
TODsey d. Burlcw Union Springs. Ihe race was Won
in three straight heats. 2:212 2:S - H. ny he Dos
| ton horse a Inc stallion o. grand action second money
went TO ow!and Mary third 10 Artillery iOrth 10 iOhI
+. Mr. Rlcy'- American Queen womb nave sot IitH
money, il there any, but there WASN'T. Jerry W
WAS distanc.d the second neal, not htVin- nteh
sarred up 10 the winning point and IOpscy Kicked tAe
sl.y pieces m the t1Td h'a DONG SOM u'hi-o u
her own legs. bur nonr fortunately, to ner driver
For the BOO there fourteen siaftcsN est
over H. T. DuuhaH, L. L., Star DuIOc ID lalllnah " -.
Fleet Medium Charles Nolan, Phlia, Ielin bfes]c "a
Wilkinson v Y j. Boss II. John Murphy, \. J. Jewell
IL C. walker " Y pAine ;. ". HagSeriy scranton,
PepD) Lille Mack a. T. Fiikus Newburgh. y. W lh-
Me Alm0ut a. +. Hau-man New lOrk) ,li' fyeorsni
a. T. HerringOn MOrrisanal, Brown Ily a. sampson
TreDon n j., SmnggeT's Daughter III. Z. woodruff
Aineoa) sam It. r. Delehsnty, New-1 Ors lazy lnue-
TED, with the cheerful result OF five horses taking cach
heat. AH the other horses were Withdrawn anu anu
tie contest will be settled this morning. he
first hcat was by Westovcr in 2:2oItt
in 2:2ils the fourth by Daisy Eyehrght III ~ ahL Ir
dfth by DurOc IN 2:29 Jewe came III hrst lhfof
times but was regularly put back for running.
Frank and running ma!e were driven by MURPHY 10
beat hi. record Of 203 but the mate was not Kind one
and the work consequently poor or hls numeIon
ATTEMPTS Two only timed the frst 2:l3+ ara me
SECOND 2:I2lo IsadO Connied's stallion Maxey COoD
| was sent round the course IN 2:2l ..