New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-05
go EACH, 81, ESQ
SUNOL AND PAIO ALTO BOTH FAIL.
THE MARE DRIVEN OFF HER FEET Dr MARVIN

THE STALLION CLOSE TO HIS RECORD.
Philadelphia Sept. 4Sunol and f1o Alto atIsn'ptee
TO beat their records Belmont Park this city, thu
aenssn neither succeeded In Accomplishing the feat
Each horss trstsd heat Suno making the nile IN
21s an unfortunate break her performance ana
PsIo Alto going the distance in 2;i22 Or'n HicEoH
ustter. Alfred s.. In q match rare With Maggie b mao
mile to wagon In 2 l0@ coming within hall scc""o
Of p-fus record of 2:lo The track was sold
sy the local officials b. In almost perfect condition
hal bsen sprnked narrowed and scpped until 1t wa
lkc Driver ickok after taking Alfred s around
for warming. up mile expressed the opn!"a sh II We
"a little hard and this afrrward fouhd TO be Also
the OPINION OF Mr.. Marvin. who has the two Cali'orha
trotrs In charge The day almost ideal Ole fo'
racing The crowd began gathering carly In the morning
auc by 80 o'clock the hour announced for the beeihnm
Of the sport nay $4,000 people bad assembled 10 '"e
house grand stand and along tho fences MAJ!
rronineat sporting different parts Of the country
outneytd 70 Philadelphia Hopeful OF seeing woiia''in
exhibition Of speed. Robert bonnet the owner Of Huo
was eXccteu from Newiork. bat cttr receive! !rs''
day announced h,s inability 10 1e present His fons
Ered and Allie AID his brother David representa- v'e
family and u,,nssscd the efforts Of horses from the
ciub.ho,se balcony
Palo Alto was exercised IN the morning. but Suno wal
not taken from her stall until hour or 40 before h-
t,lsl After being fed at 10 80 clock this morning
neither o: the horses given ANYTHING 10 eat thei
trials Being made with empty st1inachs. Suhoi ""
given warming up mile in S and aitr' scoring once
Marvin nodded the word and the MARI ,ped OIL he'
500. sec oods The sperd mantAiu.d until ~ltan
hundred yIds on the half when shs left her feet on
by II, time tie halt reached shs had settled ao~n
and the reet the mile made without Aip
running horse by Orrin IIichsk Joined bsr lu-'
beyood the half mile and served 70 urge her on The
time at Ii. half VA O+k: three quNtrt. Ssh, anc
mile H.. Within few ySris Of the Wit" MARVIN
used hi. WHIP lightly Sunos shoulder, and urged hal
TO go along" go Along" and abe evldenuy DID her
bsst
After Aightine from his sulhy Marvin approached the
udses stand aud raid h. would not give The mar aothe'
t.A. Although he did not ssy 10. che was ApArney
asnevhat tred
Ps,o Alto hen hichsd 70 the suky which Sunol hsd
dr~ around tn sad tr,ed AiOwy past 1e uhg"s
stand, read, for his trial. Marvin scoi'd ur-c theH DE-
he ready for the wora On the iCIrtf effort Ia
nodded and 20, The tsc,ics were chahaed o. s lila
and the same runner driven again b. li'rkok ~cVI seo
the tror fro the s;urt instead OF Joining hl heA IT,
nni.h. ralo Aln trotted the mile without ssp N
2J2h within quarter Of second o. hi recori. This
time Marvin did hot uIc hi, WHIP nor dh hs ure the
htr.e wiu, his voice "a the finish neafcd. Although
lao Alto locked At Anot-r mile Marvin declared him
self sathAcd md declined another effort fecori
breaking.
The opiroa was expAnd bv exrer.A presen, rhst
Suno feet and that had sh' been held Ia
little slower the nr.t half she would hav. done
The n iie In 2 10 better.
Fred Bonner aid today his father had s'mo., d.
edct to leave S, MariI ehsrs" for snoth"r
Marvin f~ain charge Of her shr viii be taken back u Cali
fornta thi, winter Pa!o Att AID SUM VIII probably b,
taken C!ncinn.; Ss,uday ncAs. whcrr they viii tro:
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