New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-25
BUDD DOBLE TANKS iBOUT TROTTEES
He THINKS \ MILE ~ TWO MINUTES WILL
EVENTUALLY BIZ ACCOMPLISHED.

lE THINKS \ MILE ~ TWO MINUTES WILL.
EVENTUALLY BIZ ACCOMPLISHED.
Budd Doblc In town. lie i the who drove ;bc
DYING Nancy HAMS al. her THIS year.
Mr. Dohe Is quiet lttl. man. Win red face, closely
cropped sandy ru-achc. aud even white trth. H.
does not have much to say bat what hc dos has
weight. Ne Will stay at the ST. Jamr, Hot. hr a ''N
dag, while h, attends t. some private business Then he
ntold, Boston. Tho general opinion j. TINT be-
OU Chicago to claim the - 900 orcf u by
| Robert Honne: the drive VINO held the line. ,
trot,ns horse cquallng beaag the time OF .:o1 Nj
Dobc cmplaticay Genie. this assertion; he he u
here simply pNa;e business and docs not expect even
| 10 see Sir. Bonner.
When oskad whether he thought Maud :. or sun.
would beat Nancy Hankss record next year. said -
don. think either viii. although can tell what
they nay 90. In regard to Maud &. hardly unk ,nit
shc VIII equal. much less b"a.. time mad, by Ma.
Iisnhs. she hos b:cn long out &; training while
Nancy ian!s has been IN training al tuc II only
Dix years Old. sound and with wond, fful en-.
| durascc Sunol has not yet really been tried"
Nh. Doblc ssAod whether b. thought horse could
| trOt q mile In two minutes lie said: 81 think liza,
sooner later tfOung horses will oqiql II no, bea,
| that time"
In talking about pncumatlctlfc su'llcs and what
port they In lowering the record hc .ad ..Whue
| the lowering u the record has been due I'm a great
measure 10 the pncuhnticticd suky do not think That
| 80 much Importance should be attached 10 ne nr,
machine There other why the tfoiter. Of,
to-day able make better tine than ia the dave of
1
methods Of shoeng training aud harne,,inl shout ne
taken mo consideration. There have been many ohe-
mpro, cncnts made since flofA Temple. .nr w. had
40 tor-wc!ehts then. 10 mention thing. Thu Z, Of
great importance As | remember floa Tefnnlr IA p.
would been considerable iinpro, cnont Ia a. Tim.
II she hid had ali IA" modern tg",tlng appliance. 4, #,
H. do not think tina; the limit OF perfection has b. en-
reached 10 ia, matter 81 sul6c, before next .uf,py
expect some Improvement lin yrc,ent sue They
zane into Use suddenly, and we've 50 quickly bought
BY everybody who owned hof o. that they are in
ny opinion. only in the nr't stage OF Gcytopac.tn
What 90 think Of the ara.,h. r., 4, Of which NO
hear muchr' he ds'e ed.
| "Well,' he replied, Il th!nk that majo,liy Of tbe
hor-c' could make better time .tright t,.x tlon
they can oNci tack w!th tlrns. Nalrv Hanks coui
undoubtedly lover hes Ie-od over straight miro track
Tut ,hcn she j. asior horse standing continued
strain Some hoises coaid stand lt buf r.,ui,, 4,
relief TO the muscle which f. Afforded b. an -,aoror
trn. The straight track VII meyer lie Io,ll,r MA, ,io
pubic Fco"c went 70 see tie and nnsb they a
oa, SO the 't'F - tie finish sra gh t,.l sl,,,
ac horses are out Of sight long dummy r,cs ~, a.,
| h'ieNha'd f'ch tlat a,o will never b. popllo,."
In closing Nj. DOblc sl,t This Ia. la.,. ,.,tr -
wonderful year for tIotlg horses Tho records b,, l
broken all along Tie line. ord while expect nm, no.t
year Nancy HAMS AMI other. VIII loaar their
oIis, do NJ. think tndt thrc w.l bc - many co,d.
broken In til" coming bee u during the
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