New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-28
BUDD DOBLE'S VISIT HERE.
TIE FAMOUS DRIVER TALKS ABOUT NANCY
NtNKS AND HER RECORD.

TIE FAMOUS DRIVER TALKS ABOUT NANCY
u,NKS AND HER RECORD.
Eudd DoIlc's visit 10 NewYoyk caused n stir In
the ranks Of the lovers OF The trottcr. Dung his
short stay az the ST. James q host Of BIS old friends
called upon tie veteran trainer. Although Mr. Doll"
has passed the halfcentury post Of life BIS appear
ance does not indicate It.. The absurd reports that he
made lis journey East 70 collect 5000 from Robert
Bonner annoyed him greatly. Mr.. Dobes journey was
made FOR the purpose Of consulting with J. Malcolm
Forbes, the owner Of the famous Nancy Hanks. the
queen OF the rOng tu:f IL Is Interesting 10 sit an
hour with MIR. Doble and talk about the famous troi-
tiers q the past that he pioted 10 victory and fast
Ic,oriS In regard to the present queen, lie becomes
enthusiastic when describing her sterling Qualities Is
"a racehOrsc Mr. DOble SAYS that Nancy Hnnh, tTO's
with moro determination and tries harder than any
irotcr he las dven IN his career Is n trainer.
Her intelligence is almost human, and She gems -
inspire the vast crowds which assemble TO see her
battle against time with some OF her own magnetism.
50 that Il matters little If record Is not made
for the crowd seems satisfied TIA, The grand Htl,
mare has done her best 70 Please the people. In
regard 20 her future. should Mr.. Torbe, conclude 10
have hcs trained ncNt year. Mr.. Doblc Is confident
that She can clip least TWO seconds or Ler present
matches record OF Ol, with the chances in her
favor Of attaining what has been heretofore considered
The impossible record OF full mic in two minutes.
NJ. D0Alc sad That the Improved conditions Of tie
t.oltns tracks had almost much to do with the
made by the trottcrs OF The present rs the
,cycle suihy TIE breeder, lad materially assi ted the
mod n imp Oycusrt-. a OF them spared neither
time nor money In their eao lind Oat what blood
lines OF the trOttng iauile, wOld produce the best
results. At ills point In his conversation Nj. DoDle
lad tribute 10 Mr. Bonner. and the group OF horse
men wlo were listening Mr.. Dobe wee u luminous
I'm their approval OF the opinions expressed. Mr,
L. bic said that every turinan In way associated
with the trotting turf greatly Indebted to Mr.
Bonner for the prosperous condition Of the troitng
turf. Mr. Bonners nbGaIiiy in pur hasng The Ia test
tro ,crs ciu,od every body VIC eueac in breed
Ing them 10 strive attain the highest STANDARD o.
excellence, Us 4 MI. DCnner who established thc
ma.Let fer champion, and caused all other WEALTHY
lovers Of the uOder TO pay sensational i)fcc, -
cure animals that wee oassed as In the first Hight
OF lr,tlcrs.
In regard TO tie stupid assertions made Nv unaI
tborzcd persons TIA, he going 10 cal uD,n Mr.
Bonner regard 10 his Oncr OF 5000 Mr. DCblr
said Il never thought OF such Thug. ] would not
oaIse Mr.. Btnh,r ole inmates WOriS CvcI such Il
call. as | admire the b,st friend OF the LOtn- tracA
LnI Wish Inn every success"
IN talking aDOLt former champions th:t Ec hhd
driven. Nj. I0blc surprised his hearers by saying that
GlOster. by Volunteer OF the fastest If not
the fastest lorsc he had driven III former years.
GiOStcr tgOtted in IL IN 1874. lie died l.! Cali
fOrnla In the fall Of that year.
NJ. lohle said he thought that Kromln could
easily beat MS present record OF OF Ia. starlbcups
record OF zoo was likely 10 cause him 10 be The
champion stallion Of 1902. The conditions and
waaiher were against kienilin that he could rot