The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-19

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from Philadelphln. remarking: They've been
saf re the ossS
~ Widener came out Of the ring smiling.
though. as his mare Irene; very stylish black
red ribbon. '. Il. G going to Frank Ferguson ms s
A small but select field came out for the quail
flied hunters medium, weight class. Sweet
heart hear as usual took her fence In faultess
on coarse MI Aens @ers Is no not as
highly turned as Honest John. the winner Of
Foxhall Keene rode Honest John. and that
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spiriting 'whoa-up,'' when about TO lift his
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Alter Z the evening recess tho Central Park
mounted police gave splendid exhibition. 9
company twenty strong. under the command
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carefully the horses are trained and how thor
they ere the control Of their
through. with at a walk. and then at a brisk
driven nto " The q rns and spurred
the arena y. St runaway speed. He was In turn
ordnasy SKATE and eludsd tie
arms Of the officers more than once. The work
the runaway to his haunches in short
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members Of the squad had chased the gray.
and the poor animalhad been whipped cruelty.
plain that every stroke OF the viii was giving
pain to others than the poor dumb nimal.
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hurled against the fence. He escaped injury.
however; and the policemen who was at The
horse. rftdden By boy who Thoroughly un der
out several Of the ofeers had merry eSase
before they captured, the gray. Then
brown W1SS bsr sanS 9 SSb But the
brown mare finally got her blood up. and rum IN
Capture her The rcunds%an finally got ett ons
side and brought her to a halt Patrolman
With his h9rs Re ng9
adjldeed the winner Of last nights trials re-
sefyIng the first prize Of 5000. Pntroolman John
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F.Gray Griswold' s imported mare Lady Hamp:
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moor. who topped feet inches, but failed at
Gfeet receiving the second prize. $50. Ofthe
others. Sportsman gave promise OF becoming
There were, several pretty hard falls. but no
The following were yesterdays awards:
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