New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-13

the first marked sign that he was faster Ina
ever by great burst on the homestretch III e h1nS
Honest George when the latter had te adVah'hsc U
tho bicycle wheels, the only pair theh "seu !" '''
II was about month before Little Albert won
race though he clearly entitled TO las, nT"'
Gus Photograph of the finish showing that the Judges
had erred IN close decision AT Iotu M~S,r, ister
ever. the geding broke the spell, ana TWO "VeAs -.
AT Columbus, Indiana. came oil conqueror III a des,
pcrate struggle OF six heats during Will Ne In
this heat about ten yards back ot me WIZ
ut the start, and tangled break MI gr''i,
gap and OUTGOING such s%i' R2RR' was then The
T., was first horse, In 2:1O IA. Inns vas un , va,
race record for regulation rack, anu Ssra ittlc
Albert took the word be mnst have troIIea Iuiiy
Second faster than the official ume: no dp means dis
rr,ditahle as II required six heats to decide me
free fora there aud Little Aber, secured e Wo At
fore Ryland T. landed the race me MIR tnt nnmber
lower rate than ever before maze i9I V'n'n az
Of heats Then came another y Sy1n4 and from
there the hard worked gelding was asked 10 Ineet a
formidable field in the Trnnsyvnna STAKE AZ 1t. sni
ton collision in scoring. which smashed ms , sum;
som ewhat demorallzed him, that he was difficult 70
control. and after tremendous squirt IN me nrot
heat. vas not prominent In the race whlch "en'
An ordinary horse would not have recovered from
such a tax on his powers. hut at Nashville apo '
twelve days later Little Albert scored the most brill,
liant victory OF his life, osing heat to JACK anu
then putting In three that give him the fastest average
The wonderful quality OF recuperation possessed, oy
Little Albert Is doubtless due to his stout Douii-
Ills sire Albert w. Is n OF EIectl0neer. put nv
that rather soft strain we'll backed by the Dlooe ~
gets from III, dam. Sister, by John Nelson h'Inr
hat traced imported Trustee and old Abdalaf IN
sire Of ks lIambletOnian. In the mateTIlal I'M
Little Albert'S descent seems to be equniy sDou.
though Il IS only within recent date that his daih
ped gree has been at all established. She was caieu
The star mare. but is properly known ms old S'ai
Mr. Bradbury having investigated her breeding 10 hlS
own satisfaction ct least The sire Of THIS mare hdu
several names among them ROachs American s,tar
md Wild Warrior. lie owned by Tom Roaci u
nonadic turfman who seems To have tr"tteI uIc
stallion nll over the country under numerous allas's
and finally brought mp in California. The latest eVl-
dcnce goes show that this horse was got by seelY
American star which. coupled with the ganlencss OF
the animal himself. account, largely for the great
endurance Of Little Albert. old stars dam was OF
Morgan blood through McCrackens Black Hawk an
other sire that went from this state 10 talli0fhh,
nud she was out Of n maze that Mr.. Bradbury ulhks
was thoroughbrcC. He owned this mare me thirY
years ngo and she showed trial close 10 'oo p'Iore
he sou her 10 Albert Waldstcin, who bred Drth ine
err and dam of Little Albert saddlng his name WIN
the awkward initial on the Of ElecuOncTr NDstt
" +, now owned by j. Il. Iagcin. and Is kept at his
Rancho del PasO but Mr.. Bradbury hunted up oHl
STAR I'm Ncvadl and secured her. along with Sls'eF
10 Little Albert. By special favor, she mas again
hnon mated with Albert W. but the lucky talIornan
win have more than usual good fortune II the pronu'e
f. m - The quality Of the chestnut troter tnal mas
tr+uipphcd over many obstacles, and become one
= the most sensational and fastest campaiEnets ITO"
on the turf.