Telegram-herald., 1890-05-12

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PROBABLY never IA LAe history q ths
American trOsseE ~tl = more brilliant
sssen blsge Il great performers bs sssa
CO oar sFzezs EhzR ths ss1sz rl0AGl rec
ord breakers thsg SiL answer tie San
Sn0ns os the tel this season
Practically speaking. ths trotting sea
son never commences before the nrsEd4y
u NAY - ~ be ex2crly eorrset. Ills
year on Aprii 20 at Washington. Gnd
from that date O. until It's ED of OSto-
Der every DAY IL L1s calead4r las been
claimed by some association over
tso hundred azd seventy tEOtEiHg SsSo-
Citations have Glresdy oeicially claimed
dates. not - speak u many minor clubs
End .ocal meetings tA@s are net men
toned on The llst
Tine sas. and EOs so very far back
either when horse that sould trOt IN 2. 50
Or tAerea bouts was considered SOmew hat
Of race horse. bat trotting Ike al
things else American Las changed con-
stderably and nowadays the horse
that can not 20 from wire 10 wire IN 2.20
or better lad better remain a. home or
d. duty - gentlen4n's driver.
w hat Is the hardest class % place
horse inf' l asked veteran driver one
day as 40 sat on the clubhouse piazza
and watched the beauties come brushing
through the stretcheA
Why, bless you. the three-minute
class, be replied and III tell you just
Why. You see you can no, tell what you
are going % run up against You may
have hccse that can 20 three heats IN
rs or better. and then when you have
played every dollar you can spare. some
sliak fellow comes out IN the second or
third heat and walks under the wire
couple Of seconds faster. It's as fun OF
uncertainties and surprises as an egg Is
full of meaL aud don't want any part
Of the game"
OF the noted trotters that Will be seen
on the tracks Of the big associations
this summer IL romans for Us to speak,
and first on tho list by right OF grea.
performance we must place the quoen
Maud S.
IL may be that Mr.. Bonner will treat
tho public this sumner to another ex-
hibition of his great mares speed, but
from present indications it would ap-
pear that he will only do SO in the
event Of sunol lowering the queens
record, and indeed Is would seem that
thero is every probability that this
great young daughter Of Electioneer
will succeed with any kind Of good
luck, for We must remember that
in November Of last year and in her
three-year-old form she trotted a mile
st San Francisco in e:1o5E, beating all
previous records. Maud S IS being
logged daily at Mr.. Bonner's farm az
/ TarrytoVrn, so that in the event OF ne
cessity arising she will be IN condition
TO 90 into active training.
On May the California contingen.
will leave Menlo Park for Terre Haute,
Ind, and will comprise the horses Of
Senator Stamford and the celebrated
driver. Orin Hickock- Charles Marvin,
+ OF course, viii handle the Palo Alto
flyers. They will number thirteen all
B told. including Suuol, 2:10H, the
property of Mr. Bonneri Palo Alto,
| Ajax; Gertrude Russell. 2:23H, q full
sister to Pslo Alto; Sport, Sontag, Mo
hawk and half a dozen youngsters, sons
and daughters OF the famous Elec-
tioneer. As said before, Mar
vim will send Sunol 20 beat Maud
SIS record and IL is among the pos
sibilities that a N stch might be brought
about with Axtel who made a three
year-old mark last fall OF 2:l2, and who
was purchased BY syndicate for Slo5,-
OOO
Hickocks string viii include the
pacor Adoris, record Ala, Stom boul
2l24, some green ones and possibly
Alfred :. with a record Of 2:1s, but un-
dcrstand that anal arrangements have
not yet been made concerning this horse.
Budd Doble viii have notable
string for the grand circuit this season.
Fi-s. on tho list comes Axtel, with a
tbree-yeaF-oli record OF 2:12 Then
tho great campaigner. Jack. 2:15, who
won more money than any horse that
wen. down the line lest year; Girl
fue. n four-vear-old daughter OF PHO,
Medieu. with a mark Of 9:23A, and 8
number o. other ones OF lesser note, but
i. Is safe % say that his seasons cam
pairn viii be as brilliant as it has ever
been.
Frank Noble will be IN the free-toc-alI
with Aleryon. e.15a, that is to say 81
tue reosat trouble over he National
stallion race - decided favorably fol
him.
Mr.. John II Shultz, the Brooklyn
millionaire, viii have Gold Leaf, 2:l9'(
the speedy PAGER Arrow, 2.t3'.. Thistle
full brother 70 Gold Leaf. Sally era
ham. Iss7quema. 2.22S, and Daisy
Queen ThoT are now being trained 0y
John Drisool st the Parkville farm
Charlie Lewis will run Chimes r
9.t54 worthy son ot Chimes an
Euzanla. down the limo s8d Ia will b.
a hard one e. beat C. ". William
vii bring along Alierton ASK, th'
four-7eor-oid con - jay Bird, an.