The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-03
THE WIND-UP ATFLEETWOOD
HENRIETTA WINS THE 2:fS TRO1,
GOING THE FIFTH HEAT IN 2:f9 f-2.


Anything but Good shape.
Though C. J. 1iamlin's stable carried Off
considerable shnre OF tho przc money given
by tho Driving Club this week. the visit OF tn Q
Buffalo breeder at Fleetwood was costly one.
as It resulted In the loss OF valuable horse.
Tho bay stallion Glcndennis was the victim.
the immediate cause OF his death being the
hard race he had to 90 on Wednesday in the
2:24 pnce.
After getting record OF 2:17l In the sec-
ond, Glendennis came out very much dis
tressed. and even Geer's skill was Intellectual
to rally him. Mr.. Iamlin knows now that he
should have drawn him. for he must have been
very sick horse when he stopped completely
in the Nth heat. for thrce hours later
no was dead. Tho cause was doubt
less Inflammation produced by the ex-
ertion OF going 80 fast when tho
horse was very fat, and In speaking OF 1t Mr..
Hamlln snid. II suppose am TO blame for
not keeping him in tho stable when no got so
distressed" Glendennis was In his six-year-
old form and promised to be quite campaign
and he started fve times that season without
Manns hst In b ne WIS rs
straight heats. the third in 2:3Iis This season
SepRln. he was bred after Mr. mam lin oris.
d ns fHnk ao sfpx i sna Rs
%sS Ss Hs$ $Ssst$ ss s:s 4
sf at vasc Farm wei Glendenns wcSS
oTdins5y breedor. and was probably worth
came over 10 tho meeting at fleetwood Yester.
day and told OF another piece OF hard luck he
on Wednesday, aiterneon While Peter Gurran
was working him out .Templeton was hand:
Tsedn ra Hs s Hna9 sfe
son Of Belmont andthe great ma re Waterwitch.
na hs o as the GSsss soEa Il y y h'Rny
's% vi last set oetober Ills
Nolan secured sim iSr $500: Il was his r.:
Summer and ni give him faster mark raves ''
resulted in some very fair sport sspecially, in
steady for two heats: both Of which Walter
tic the. game ss daasStsr , q MamSspo kiRs set5ied
down to steady work: and Waiter Herr
to- oksrsTe Ton Tss II his his da
Very fast from The distance. LIT well
Tor s the MONEY and he Proved It BY sticking to
ot IN the Ab"e sf oaGaf
is ths sa okMnx Rig na
geldina reference has not forgotten his old
lessons. and was never far behind the leaders.
Summary:
Henrietta. b. IN. by Mamhrno King,
wasr Herr, ch g. by Sir Waiter icodeiD.i
Rs''F'4 4$s st : ssSs ssyx ass s:,s
22p slsss a., IT, ed ssd sSoEts OYER sny
Pr New hsds fsS
ss d sSs &c hs pse
WITHOUT being ali out in either: iAm,ttoy
and lis Previous 1 mark was sso. This
he redufed nesrX Ave seconds and Is sure
Is a Well bred sc son Of ifarSid. and Amboys
dam. Lady Burehard; is by Rysdyk's HamRle..
not The gsd ta p9 WIZ but Ss
put In his heats yesterday without u mistake.
Full Prince made good showing, for his first
mile. While Highland Boy Just scratched in =
with fourth money. Summary:
229 class: purse $500.
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Hal Pointer came out lat o. and. after a warm
ing. UP mile. started TO show q. fast one. He
the third ,b quarter STONED him. and he finished
In 2:22. Geers knew his favorite .pacer was was
being two more breaks and nile
Line acquitted himself more creditably. and is
evidently improving under trainer Hurds dis
cipline for he stepped to the hulfin l: IL. max
ing handy break In tho first quarter. Willie
ketchum and his dog made a couple Of farewell
trips down r. the 9n!arterstretch prior to
Among the visitors was Horace. F. Willis.
proprietor OF Mystic Park. Boston. his crrand
being to secure entries for the meeting Mt his
track to follow the one which begins at Albany
next Tuesday Most OF the trainers go to
Island Park. but the crack geldinG Conway
will not be there. rs Col. Nathan H. Hoft. his
owner. thinks the trotter has done enough for
the present. and he goes to Trenton for rest.
Conway has several stake engagements
through the summer circuit, tho first ono at
Pittsburgh In July.
or Interest to Cyclers.