The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-05
LADY WELLINGTON WAS OFF.
so THE CRACK DOUBLE TEAM DID NOT
BEAT THE RECORD YESTERDAY


Second Day of tho Meeting at Dundee
Park-VIctor Captured tho Facing Raoo
Ella II. Wins the slow Trot, and
Mambrino Maid tho Faster Glass.
Attracted by the prospect that there would
be new record for team trotters at Dundee
Park. a largo crowd assembled at the track
near Paterson Yesterday afternoon. Henry W.
Putnams costly pair Aubino and Lady We'll
lington, had shown their ability to give the POLE
record close shave. and 1t was merely dues-
ton Of condition as TO the result
Unfortunately one OF the team had got out
OF FORM and tho scytho bearer had a walk
over 1t was the black mare, Lady Wellington.
that had gone wrong ant Isaac Fleming. who
trains for Mr. Putnam. had little hope OF going
a fast mile, rs Wellington had chill yester-
day. and a dose OF aconite had not proved et-
fectual in bringing hor round. When the
liminary Jog they received tie plaudts OF the
grand stand, but alter one or, two attempts
Lady Wellington wns still unable to strike her
clin. and Fleming wisely headed them for the
stable. Secretary j. $. Coatcs predicts that
probably trot against tho record at Dundee
Park Mt u Saturday matinee some time this
AS Tor the purse races. they were not difficult
to decide and eight heats comprised t the sport
drivers behind }. IL. having no effect on the
result. Fer The SECOND time IN T., the circuit
utive heats, while GOLDSMITH, brought out .
winner i2r the 4..3 class in Mambrino Maid,
after M"H she had Y sampsi heir duality in tho first
heat. David Bonner. who was present. was
o%ns her srS y BSts anS
intends TO- send lin for re, record d., this
to ts"S Maolicq ne 2l5. being BY obert Bonnors
horse Starte. who die.l n lcccmber lSSo, out
a 1HSrs N Mild is Winno Wkeg By " Red
Wilkes. SO that she is bred to do great thinRs
thH tr She is owned by a. u M90rS s 81
season in her four-year-old form. This she
reduced TO III = Yesterday. and could h RS
card was cleared up earlier than on Tuesday,
and everybody was glad TO escape from the
hot glare OF tho June sun.
THE 1928 PACE.
class Victor sold us the choice ut 81. while tho
field had host of supnorters Mt $25. After the
the stand and X oster was taken out from be-
hind j, H., Driscoll being selected by the
pole led to tis the quarter tn When break her
the lead, and J. X. showed in front on the back
IN the third quar- Quarter rE Vent past the
From there he had tho heat IN hand. and do
spite Smiths efforts with Blanche the gray
PAGER ended the race in 2:2OA.
223 race-Purse 500.
y'f K k :E; qn AKA Sl..5:::a 49,
o5 hmel g2S '? ms 2:2 a 2s4 2soS
THE 1888 TRoTT1NG CLASS.
For the first race on the card for the second
field. After number Of attempts the seven
starters got away with Eli Is. at the pole. Bis.
bt d as & fSF S9d pulled op TIT. S
pole again he got so close to, Trixie that tho
Spke and he Lost his
Elia ,. the latter lsit her feet, and
settled down and .outtrottod the Eeldi4g IN
2:2Gx. Sister Barefoot kept on and made the
grabbed S her bridIe and stopSed her With no
injury. She started again with Mart Donna,
Ella beat y s. 9V again NH the same as
before Another heat ended the race. and after
IeceiyipE an assurance from Dem2stsr who
first place was awarded to Ella 3.
? 80 class; purse 500.
%qhn Ea,.P3
Mamie K. tSsrdersj
Sister bHre;oo, whepleyI: cdr
Tme226]4 2 2oit 2:2s5G
THE 2:23 TRoTTINa CLASS.
This was the best betting contest Of tho
2; ssh, Mamb rlno Maid s45 Eilne SIS 1eid si0
but fell back. and Maggie, b. was In front for
most OF the mile. Then Aline made a squirt on
2 :22A. Betting was Aline $40, field s25. before
the second heat. but Mambrino N aid asserted
headed from tho first turn Charley G. was
second to her as she finished in 2:2lI9. but he
and Ane were set back Tor running, and
Issaquena advanced to second place. 1t was
p to on Mambrino Maid after that. and
when she led from wire 10 wire in 2:21 a for
the third heat there was no more betting. The
third heat was GS easily her.. and Alino got
next to her as he came past the finish III 2:21A.
2 ~ class: purse $500.
hamDrino Maid by Mnnbrno Startlo Gold.
smith
Saa aS ' T. }s arij:.:::a
Charley C. ulrntscheD ........................4
lSsaquena DriscoD ..,........................3
shipmR TurGerJ.
lime 22H ! &Ih ? 2iH, &:2it4
Tho programme for this afternoon COM
Drises three races. as follows:
~ CLASS. rroTrIsG PURSE 500.
]. Br z Prince A., NJ DemarcSt. Paterson n J.
p H. 8 P"miico j. II. Goldsmith, Washingtonvillo
8. 9; IN Abhis V; John Z. Turner. Amber. Pa
I. Oh Z. Friday. G, W. Smith, Warrenton. Pa,
9 o. &. Pete iindley, " il GRANT Trenton. r. j.
q Ch N. Agnes st., j. IL Phiiiips FhiiadtlphA
9. y. =. Fe41o, W. T. Weeks, Dundee LAKE, n j.
2:O GLASS PACING, PURSE 500
]: Br, m Miss Pauley, J. H. Goldsmith Washington
2; Br. y. Wichita, J. H. Goldsmith, washiugtonvillo
$. , g. Van Colt, Ies:S Yereance New York.
= iIr g. Surpass. John Cannon. Philadelphia
9 4 Man nhnl Elm ny farm Ts y. Haven; Conn.
= Il; (. Cedag snag, William hell Philadelphin
8. Ch x O. Il. >, Edward Odell. sew UrleanS La
10 Il, IN Alamo. John Iiennessey. Palmer, Mass
II. BIT. u Charlie stIlison, NJ DenRrost Paterson MI
2;37 GLARS. TRorrsG rUnsE $500
l. Rlk' { Eohert NJ Taylor J. II Goldsmith, Washing
2 il. IN Flerta Jesse Yereance. Now York
3 Br m, Aevuda, John l., Turner, Amber, Pa
+ pnyLi;ht John !. Turner, AMI err, Pa