The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-28
WONDERFUL LITTLE ALBERT.
THE GRANDSON OF ELEC7IoNBER WINS
A GREAT 7ROTIING RACE

| The Fastest Ftve-hcnt Contest on Record,
| mud tho Winner aud Walter e. Make "A
New Figure for GeIdings- Dire etun Fsl,
| to Beat Maud s.'- Time by Wide Msrgi n.
CLEvEL.Hp. July 27-Tho perfect Weather
and attractive card to-day brought ono of tho
| largest crowds that have ever been ut tho
Glenville Driving Park. The unfinished a;lt
! race had 10 DO disposed OF first l. {. Man.
ley. who made such peculiar drive with l'aul
| last evening. did not show up to-day. RNa tho
| Judges asked John Goldsmith to try lis hnnd
with the chestnut gclding. Gosnel WAS also
| taken out from behind Henry 4. and Til Curry
| substituted.
This double change did not affect Ha billiard
| as he went away in the lead. finished three
| lengths ahead of Henry H.. and made new
| record OF 2:la Paul was very dulL and the
suspicion grew so strong that he had been
tamI cred with that Starter Edwards an
nouncei all bets of on the results. and further
declared that there would be the strictest In.
vestigation.
The regular card OF the day began with tho
class for two-ycar-old trotters Chris Lang
was hot favorite. but Directors Flower was
too fast for him. The fllly stepped OF the first
heat In 2:2e. her first mark below 800 Tho
second heat was closer. Chris Lang and
Directors Flower trotted 80 fast that both were
tired coming home. The daughter OF Director.
however. StOOl the drive Nuu won tle neat IN
2:23'a. while Red Bud nipped Chris Lang for
There we're ten starters in tho free for; all
open class. Monroe Salisbury decided to re-
serve Drectnm for the special event. and
fu qf Chestnut seliins was auits over eoked IN
the pools, and The talent plunged on Hamlin's
tGs ls heat i?9d .S Clifton A the ha
nd had tha rest bpaten at tho head OF thu
stretch. He finished with nothing near him
II 21o which is the iastest record ever made
~ the second heat Hamlin's NIGHTINGALE was
lively for him until he broke about forty yards
r rH% th shs %If in Alier' came homo severe"
ssa audi T the heat d % MIN and
The fourth heat vas another duel between
to 'i get NightinSale through, but failed On tho
homestretch Little Albert. made a break, and
Walter L. had another heat to his credit in
Matter z, wasnowa fHvorite, but there was
se she Was do So anS Little S
sssst ne The
him s to . favorite in the 2:l9 trot, but Lees
! ~ sa.H nm t., / ~ .Ipn ~
pelioI u lN'nE. nonnNer' tuIneu Wy MS III IA
Nor OF mo pay stnii!On AFTER Lee filOt got q
heat In 2:l2ts. Ellard had to step In z: Tx
the next time to dispose Of the speedy gray
nrd tho fourth heat was only Ellard'a NV n
e ort :, .ol, ' 49, 'E ="
Dlrcctum had a splendid track for his trial
W tue gu .stsIe guihS wv ne iouuu tnis SO
HucH ol u idnulcap Intt ne ulu not yet near
the record OF MAUD d. Z:OSA. After going to
a break near the quarter ut the first attempt,
altar two hrnnEs fnisbed in c.11X He max
! ~, . ,,n;n - ~ nr.o,r o. - =. =. - a. neS
uy again 'o-hioffo"' summaries u to-uayi
2:14 class. pacing; purse 81, 900
II a. Dl!1,u .. - ny brown uaI. unm
Annie POINTER, by John Dillard JF.
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