New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-10

well, Henry =. Woodruff Charles Il. SDeldOn, EdWlu
Packard and Arthur ~ Hatch Play expected 70 begin
next saturday
SPEEDING TROTTERS OF MANY BREEDS
INTERESTING CONTESTS AT EHE NEw-YoRK Dluy-
ING CLUE GROUNDS.
The National Association of Troting Horse
Breeders began ia eighth annual citing yesterday at
the grounds o. the New-York Diving Club Morrsania
II is continue three days end S2l 900 is to be con-
tended for The crowd OF spectators was not large IL
nss mainly Of persons IN crested IN he breeding OF
trotting horses AID resembloI large family party
" Horse talk" rie bur not OF The nature ord
Marty heard upon track for 1t devoted mainly
to breeding theories The races watched with much
interest, and the results INDICATED the different theo
ues advanced they were hailed with enthusiasm by the
theorists The track could have been ~ better con-
dOn, and the weather perfect for trials o. speed
pleasant breeze famed the spectator tn sat upon
cluD house Steps Everything was done by the officers
OF the Association for Their patrons comfort, and the
afternoon was thoroughly enjoyed by all present.
The Standard Stallion 81 kes The race that FUR
nished the most sport smugglers Daughter won two
hea e. and II gaaud Win gained two when the race was
postponed IN il to-day account or Highland win nav
ing twisted shoe in such to make 1t unsafe
for her to trOt without having it reset. Highland Win
has habit OF madng short jumps occasionally. she
was first under the the fourth heat. hut 1t was
claimed that she gained by these jumps and she was set
back, the heat being gwen to smugglers Daughter.
j. ID. Willis. Samuel Weeks and j. W. Gray acted as
judges The first for tho Mali Stakes for foals
of 1881, value $1,000. 1t wakoyer for Carls.
Burr's colt Eyre
Tho secoad race was for the National Trotn sstalon
Stakes for foas of 1881 value ~ 625 b. f. Tracys bay
FLY Oracle proved 10 be an easy victor Her only COM
pettor was ". f. O,bornc's geldng Temple,
grand. Of the famous Flora Temple. He made pad
showing however. compelling Oracle to tTot only tu
259la in the first heat and 1901 IN the second.
Int ltrIp fnr fla LAM
that have never beaten 23O value $1,000 1t was con-
tot In, c,,r ,,,r.. ui,tI.u VIII, NV Ashland Lady
- ~ -. - - 49, c..
Aal"Aca, ny ID C. at"f; 0lhu~s'rs Daughter ny SNUG
f. er. AID Miss ella ID by Icand Miss Leland drew tie
i, rIt,,a... W., t,, ,,o s.o.,l Mao, t,dv Ma.
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loca third pl ce ana Snusllers Daughter the OUTSIDE
They scored six times before they received the word
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tho first turn. Highland Win spetd"d fast ana
NV maxi 10 An occasouaI u,op eelcd I'm obtaining
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Leaf OF CIV" IeuE'hs al the quUef poe Misc l'd'u
nd. ~mugg.cr. j iuChtcr tliri. ana Lady Mholcd
far back. Ia same order maintained past the ha.t
anu u Iie tIce-ql'' . Poi' H'E"l'"N wiz 49,
herava tlgc pat The wire crossing the Line ID 2.273.
l''r' was an Interesting ''u-,' l"' s''o"" l''''
'weou Miss ltnl and Smug-cI : Daughter The latter
Winning 'ne ro'Io' oy h'l' d" 'nsu' lazy A.9 l,
WIS 'gnt lentt's nacH In the second neat HghH'hu
Win gained h lead The first turn and retained IL o.
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Wv "'' INV -.
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