The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-16
FLEETWOOD PARK nAPrkxIsGA
se.e Creaifssse Ferfer,asees, ssA AsSs-
ssoes % the Past LIST

ss.e Creaifssse FerSer.asees. ssA AsSs-
ssess % the Past Lsst.
Although the legitimate trotting season u
over in this section. Fleetwood Park manages
to keep the ball rolling during these fne au-
tunn days and Superintendent Phil moore
sees TO 1t that the track Il in good condition
Among the performances Of the past week
some arc worthy Of mention. making due al
lowance for the reduction Of speed consequent
on the difference In Temperature between now
and the late summer. or early fall
On Oct. % the brown mare Etelks. 2:2lk. By
Hamiin's AImont. and the chestnut gelding
Prince. 2:2es. BY Lysander. belonging to \.
Gibbs Of Goshen we're driven br Frank
Howell over the track at the Hudson River
Driving Park In 2.22,l. After this really GOOD
performance. for the glass stood at about u
with strong wind. Mr. Gibbs said he
would like to send the team to Fleetwood.
This Was done last week. and on Frlday
Howell drove the pair in 2:,2h. the Hrst half
in 1:10 This is the same time which J. {.
De La vergne's team Clayton and LADY Ulster
made over this same track Prince Is gafted
like CLAYTON. and is an equally good weight
pHller. This pair 9. ssid!nfs should maxi re-
President Of the Driving Cab. eame on 10 the
tern. Do2ne: ~ Leland; , and ID aFo, ,.I h:.
IN s Sss q ip he nest s1ssisotps
ESsa AZ G Sa1ss .n afs a4sss. 81
Z sSdd i s as s ss1 e h famed med
tbe track faster than 2:M On s Erid dg1 ~.
,.., p sas,ns b. cot frei;is ~ Ken
s. sSan 4 e: ssa ssa
on Saturday. stepped him . milo in 2:2gH, the
s. SSoI f a ss ssss Ian ss
s sss IL II yaa b. s s
snd sssE 10
Nor from the homo stables. AID with a marx 81
lds last Sd S I.9s, dI 70 sh the "a. ges at
Mike and Harrison in Iereanoes stebIe. put
Lynx won both the beats; J. paly being Eood
second each t1ms viii, Nike. By s1n 81 ai az
ishiIs last. The miles were trotted in 2:os
All Thrss matche. w.ro trotted on SATURDAY.:
msmSe sfHet The S rs, q these two
tered the 2:lO list and one in the last The
Dasd %s'fa Gn the shsS
has had In Training for some weeks. and Alex.
HaId Ss. o EVEN . aes
several races practically untrained Pftnco
ssso reduce. Ct s'9 ass tse
81 e .s ass1 .s * e.
tie Is match. IN 2::ss and 2:so Had Prince a.
ses 9 9ass b esas s Il Reilly bought
zs u
Albert both Of which were owned By the same
The match at one mile between Fowlers bay
EeIdIns Addison. y: p Addiso99 Lambert r. va; "a;
The winner d TIE, third match: the Aiehi.
ean.bred gs!di1f ksha.d a. T. eST 1hssas
old In 1855. Richard h has the distinction 81
having, beaten the gray horse AlerySn. BY A.
L Il Hurd drove p: sRyan's, double team;
Hghtnipg Maid. BY AlmGHt Li Hna ind and
Sssss id fop GIL road G wagon i ans
1880 That good little marc Sister Barefoot.
2;25S BY Kent has come ., back to the h %n
the Pennsylvania circuits. equailing her record
e onis onee Hsr sl1
wood trapsT but now 9 his OLD trade Of f,uit
s ss4 races &C. Themss her ouner AZ
her, couple q miles to wagon in 81, 2S and
to Lady Barefoot. 2:2sS. She has a foal at
foot by Repetition. 2:l85. and is again In foal
here. but who is now at W, simpsons stock
farm at Cuba. \. Y. paid visit to F1eetwood
old track he drove young chestnut gelding
to wagon a half in 1:15S. the first time the
horse had ever seen rare course summary:
Watch. in harness. best wo In three: $50 q side
J. n Harseiuss blk. D. Dundee. BY Clifton Nere-
A. Y.whurrers b. T. FRINGE Albert. by Goiden-
Bow Hard) No, y, :, M ..'..'..'A
Match. one mile heat in harness: $50
Nztrvn. by OTmoOr tRow lerj I'll
Addison. Jr, b. Gibbs
Match. in harness beet two IN three: $50 . side. !
y. MeNamsrs's h. & Richard y, by fathhndeE2 I I