The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-25
THE FASTEST TROTTERS.
TAE NEW geo LIST ~ IT'S AsT0UND-
ING DI.MENSIONS

List sshouid bo uepiaced by q SEQ List
The admirers OF ths trotting horse find 4
difficult to keep up wh:h him this season IL
which he Is constantly SURPRISING himself II
brilliant achievements. Wonder has cue
ceeded wonder SO rapidly as to cause confu
sion in the best regulated mind. The ole
4 stagers who talk horse In the of1lces OF the sta
bles up town. and who have been able to give
from tho tip OF tho tongue and without effort
the best records for all ages and all ways OIL
going. ind themselves oil tangled UP like q
h,rsa with q badly mixed sait. 1t Is true that
the feNord Of Maud i. has not yet been eaualled
over an oval track. but SO many young trotters
:, Gro anoroximating 1t closely that II
~SSs te but question OF short time
rbofors her royal highness will be fully de.
posed ard h er crown placed upon the brow OF
another. SoAue think that the accident ofthe
J running no. va falling when she trotted in 2:e.s
{ st Cambridge City. Ind. Is all that prevented
NANCY Hanks Drum being now the queen Of
Che turf In the W supreme tests everything
'must be favorable Ao secure the best results.
and Il IA easy to beliSve that the fact that Budd
Doble's attention was .nomenArily distracted
hy the fall OF the rinA or may have made q
!. difference of half secon In the time Of the
the raSss 81 very gI fast Sttsrs have boon
augmented in 1891 e remh k tha, extent SSa
ords In the t teens It is ths objA It Of this arti
Gle TO present brief accounts Of tho trotterS
Who have gained r sah bso shat hsse
notably reduced their records ,.,t,.s,o,~,s
When the record was made On kne ne, - Ia PEG
track 1t is SO stated. other recQrus Were ha0e
on the ordinary oval
suSo1. 2:ossl tKrrEL
The record OF Mr. Bonnors young marc
s sSaped tpaSf at afs lsnsa
she stest s Eys the rat s i
nt pDtitlpa hCr to b0 DAmG0
i bay mare. foalYl in 1856 bred at serTa1 so
second dam waxy, by Lexington. Ihe breed;
~ NJ Fl n john ssfIn %Saec S long as
charge Of registration. ut The heT es srs ID
Hamb etonian and Clay. and dcneral Ban.
ton these Strains sIsd with po
quite close up, arc what have, combine9
prSaas sh tho s5at s sS world
Sss Of a MIdoT Sst as s. i Ct SsS
ara sretsi fhS mark TIKI ha
tsshde you'd b Re again
Of the sHT She hsUs oa
Ban TranelsSo: Noy: 9; il an sf1ort to beas the
mais tHs faste ST record sSS for
was after thls peEformanse that She she was ,as
s2pS6t BY Ne sSeG o2dfF EsT aoE
". the poorest for trotter. and Sunol was no
exception to tho rule. as last year she failed
equal i. and thus add the four. ysar-oid
|. honors to her abundant laurels.. Mr. Bonner
her trainer. Charles Marvin. up to the present
/. time. She developed slight ameness which
H. d Day s%s stssS
mile before the season closes.
NANCY HANKS. 2:0a
This mare s4t IN Rsps Of
d Sa e s:5n sl " Saa M'S %ss
4 81 sPs
tator ss@ sopRs ba1 Ewn ' sase She
bred Happy MSa,a% tho premier
ap q sad Ter es
f!ss' rhe e0rss to sA app7 # oess
5s o asFDE sG S f Sy1 sSSse e
obscure breeding: and can b Justly oonsid:
while thnt 81 his anpsstors e not: except
and Edwin Forrest are ' the recosnzed Strain;
in Nancy Hanks,s pedigree. Her career are as
1ns 6ysss A'f 0P 0sfs saasa
1855 2h s waa s Ess won 0% ss
SspeendencS L. the fastest race on reSoTd
.2:124. 2:12, and her trials against time culmi-
mated. as before mentioned, In her trotting In
POO. at Richmond. Ind. Sept. 80. which is the
fsa dark bay or Brown. a little above fifteen
bands high, and not attractive in appearance.
when extended It 6ecomes perfection. 1t Is
1ntesrGefTt!ny T. mention that she will remain IN
Iessrs;, Boswell and Doble.. which, the sale
10 Mr.. Forbes could not interfere with.
ALLERToN. 2:O9ti (KITEL
Rs Is qnite we'll known. was bred and is owned
by @. W. Williams Of Independence Ia. the
! fIckiest man that ever raised trotters;; Ho
pr and at that Tine neither the Of these
/ skentative in tho 2;;'O. list, From the William
srre Hano sSnaSaa "a" on? TS en t sq s
eft paid for and yet IT,
ton Ills d dam was tssi eoWS lihes. :; Man.
&no sYgy Gn s I'd e So Ekss BY Soso
races, and was bSSptep twice. and hIs best record
prershadowed by his stable companio ion. Axteil.
but he won seven races and gained record OF
%. He met with defeats. however. from Lady
Bullion. Hoderick phu. and Tinker, and was
when no retired. As u four year he won ono
'Eood-contestsd race. hut was beaten by Mar.
given trials ucain-t the watch. On the Kite.
Shapci track 1T Independence, In, and Nov. l
no snecccdel in trotting there in 2:13H. which
! stallion; During the present season .ho TO-
duced his record several times at Indepen-
I 2:OOjl. q cruel blow to Nelson. who lad nledo
I ono OF 2;lp at Grand Rapids. Mich. the day
Nancy Hanks. Aug. ~. There was great Gu
Iiosty to SEQ n mitch between him an! Nelson.
Track for Oct 8. $4,000 being guaranteed to
inc Winnor u proved m >, easy victory
: j.y snfrerance in :;l3. but after thar Allr,ton
had no difficulty in beating the Maine horse in
Meet Nancy ank ut tt f mis an Hy s.e Wct 80
Tor 5000, wlnnnr to tnkc ali. hut tho marc