The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-07
A GREAT PAIR OF MARES.
AUBLgE AND LADY YELLING TON TROT
HALF At DUNDEE IN 1907 3-h

YORKTOWN Belle Reats . GOOD Field in the
$50 Class-Ansn Maid still Mistress OF
the Fest Psoers-A Model TrottinE Track
One Of the boasts OF the managers OF Dundee
Park is that their track lie so we'll drained that
no ordinary amount OF rain can render tho
footing too heavy for tho sulkies, and there
was successful tost OF this yesterday. The
downpour on Thursday night was quite enough
to Interfere with harness performers on most
tracks. but tho we'll drained Paterson track
took the water in and disposed Of It so quickly
that one would scarcely know It had been
wet when the horses came out to
fulfil their final engagements Of the
circuit meeting. Nor was there much
help from the sun. which disappeared
about noon. and there was every appearance
OF another shower during the afternoon. II
the programme had not been short one the
flyers would have been caught, for the big
drops came down very soon after the last
heat. but for the first time in five weeks the
meeting ended on time. With the exception of
the opening at Washington the horses have
been obliged to como out each Saturday. but
this week they have the usual three days re-
spite before the bell rings at Island Park.
Yesterday was not the sort OF day for fast
time. 80 that the miles which we're Ieeled 30
close to 2:20 by the trotters. and below that
mark by the PAGERS. indicate that the track
and the horses were both fast The disap-
pointment produced by the sickness OF Lady
Wellington on Wednesday. when she and Au-
bine were to have made supreme effort, was
In measure stoned when the splendid team
were brought OUT yesterday. The black marc
had mprovedlconsiderably. but was not quito
herself, and MIR. Putnam deci ded that II Flem-
eb me 9oud spesd a0ns WITH AGfs
they are not yet out OF the tilt against the
them going down the -homestretch. They
started away level. but Lady Wellington did
second trial. 'Thi. time Fleming "I Kept e. the
%as IN sSSnF that tbs S W
team along in the S and 'AS alter
drive In earnest Down the straight they
came r,I IKE an express train and only
passed rom tho half. mile pole to the w ire
making tho mile in exactly ago. 1t was q
BrGof t9at hG record viii
to her best form Mr.. Putnam Intended 10
bring his horses 20 his private stable on Fifty
let them remain at Dundee for a few days
iGSnger they are ut and right II is probable
the regular events Of o iour5 day hc
lively battle was seen between 'ine speedy
Turner's entry. Seymour Belle, is the fastest d OF
the lot lot by the records, and the talent
was unsteady, and then they plunged on York
town Belle, who did not fail them, though 1t
The e, I6a ha she cqd
had secured heat. and her chances looked
SooOdi but +, the TolnnteeTE mare was not 10 be
drove Yorktown belle for one mile and then
surrendered the ,rens to his groom, Bob Brow
her. for when Edith T. got the worst Of the
start In the, second heat he sent her to the
h trent; and after that she was not
rlps about &' course Snfs The 'ne rarE HHs
Earn Earn entry ehlpped q quarter Of q second
sf Des
ance Of 1889 IN the third heat Nothing re-
G mains en be s d a Deu ts to 2 c! @
FORK taiIsd toiset though he was
Secretary J. g. Coates has done faithful work
In the stand as starter and got along with few
slips In handling tho fields OF flyers.
THE 2:20 TRoTTING CLAss
t15 on the FRET
!orfPWn Feie sS eidi g. Faith tatfn drew rev
pest IonSiord TSs ispped on her to the hai.
h% Hst'S s1i n0H he ys5i G III tie
second heat injured her chances. for she was
good length baek, and when Arnold tried to
and was soon the last OF the party. Meantime
Yorktown Belle protted by good start
turn. Seymour Belle made an effort TO close
with her. hut fell back. and Longlord was the
only one near the Leader as she finished easily
worth $40. the two at-runners selling out at
$40 each. Again Iork town Belle led. and
her coming home, but the effort told on her.
and Belle beat her to the wire in, 2:2l y Now
It was o25 10 $l3 on the mare from Pennsyl-
yAniA After Seymour Belle made q lnRt effort
to oyertake her and went up in the third quar-
ter. Edith i. came on and tried conclusions
held her lead a. STEADILY as before. and was
three open lengths ahead in 2:22.
. 20 Class-PurSe SJyn
Yorktown Belle. by Young Volunteer (Brow.
Edith r. (ArnoId).. ,........................I .
LOnEford Nlnnford).
Maud Muller DE IarU.
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