New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-31
AMONG THE SPEEDY TROTTERS.

Everything going forward favoraby for the coming
big trottng meeting ut Fleetwood. The stakes which
closed July Is, and those which final payments are
due August Is Will need only small margin TO make
them self-supportnI Ncc.prsident Fasig. who was in
Cleveland last week and wy b. in Buffalo for the next
weeks reports large number Of entries Of the best
for the open class contests. lie has also had
advantageous offer for the pool privileges. So that
moderate amount Of gate money will enable the club
meet all its without trcnching on the guarantee
fund. Tho Executive Committee is spending money
freely on the grounds so that when Fleetwood
It's gates TO the visiting horsemen on August 30 the
Old Park will look trimmer and brighter than at any
time before in its history.
The engagement Of Frank ii. Walker, OF Indianapolis
fields has given universal satisfaction lie is
BY all odds the best fares starting judge in the
business and though two three OF the club members
could give efficient service In that capacity was felt
that to put in such onerous position would
be likely great deal Of adverse sentiment
The fine weather yesterday morning brought large
number OF visitors to the track and for two or three
hours they watched and timed the trctcr In their work
John Gibbs is not giving Wax much work IA public
though report says that the black geldng is showing
unusual speed Wax is matched against the chestnut
geldng Baby twomc heats best thres in five for 5000
side. The ones which Gibbs had out yesterday were
Fly Ihile In 2 81 blk. Kirkwooi jr. in 49,
and 30 the sixteen and half hand Joe Mclaughlin.
in 49, o:2s and 20, the PAGER Bob Tayos. in
1926 and Jake strauss. by BaiId's Iamblctonian. In
goa, 2:23a and . 30. Whepley is getting few
ready for the hafmie circuits by. His best are
FRANK Medium lO), by IIo' MouluU mic IN
Rclc D., b. 80. mile and repeats in 40, 30 and
49, and Palo Chief az. br. s., by Benefit. in 40
2 :32la and 3ll2
John Daily has several promising money winners among
the twenty which he handling lie Is busy shaping
up two three good ones belonging 10 F. 7. stcnWay
The best Of these Is Edith F. 49, by stephen a Doug
las She trotted evenly rated mile in 1884, the best
time she has yet shown, Bessie Il. (3), Dr. H. by
Francis Is another dangerous in the slow classes
Yesterday she reclcd of four ppeopencrs In BOZ 81.
22a and . %. Another Of the Stcinway uotiers Is
the b. Clarice dam Of the Village Farm cot. Moon
stone which, thrceycar.old In 1892. tOtt'd good
second fifth heat in ;l@. Caprice showed a mile in
3Ol. Others which Daily worked out were Captain.
br. g., in :24i2 Dgma % b. G.. by Rumor, in = %.
o6 and o5 Lucille, li'4, PAGER. by Welgcwood.
in 2:15A anc Rosewood. b. by Norwood. In . :2S.
27i4 and :26i. In the stable Is Folly three
year .old FLY by Samboui owned by f. y. Haven,ycr.
ago this Hly could tro better than Is.
Yesterday she showed a steadily rated mile in . i3
on August the chestnut mare Clochctte, ISL. IS
matched 10 trot against the g. 9. jesse 81. for
500 side. Cochcttc e.. by Chester Chief could trpt
below 30 two yea, but has never been properly
handled. Jesse. eghteen.y or-od tack numbcr" by
Darculim. made his record six year, ago