The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-03
FLEETWOOD HAVING A BOOM
NJ. Robert Bonner Tsiks About THis Great
Pair OF Mares.


NJ. Robert Bonner Taihs Asout His Great
| Pair OF Mares.
The probability OF really lrst-class trotting
meeting at Fleetwood has had much needed
effect on many members OF tho Driving Club.
whose interest In the old track 10 generally
| very lanRuid at this time OF the year. In adj
dition to the usual weekly gathering tho club
house has been well patronized every day OF
the past week. members and visitors driving
up to see the steppers get their daily work
and to compare notes about the coming
| meeting.
Robert Bonner spent Wednesday afternoon
there He anticipates successful week In
August, and thinks that local trottinR is In for
a boom. In reply to question about his two
great mares. Mr. Bonner said that Maud s. was
| In good health and rapidly coming into condi-
| ton, but that Sunol had but Just recovered
| from strained tendon. II 10 not yet decided
when these two record holders are TO go to
| Marvin. In reference to W. B. Fasig's sugges-
| ton to Col W. Edwards. that the Cleveland
Driving Club offer special prize during their
Grand Circuit week for any trotter that can
| beat Maud SIS 2:0Sk to an old fashion ed
sulky over the Cleveland track. Mr.. Bonner said,
1T should not be forgotten that Maud made
her record late In the day. the morning OF
which was wet. and the track had barely dried
out: but for which she should have gone in
esb; who E b.. ,vs ws5 VIII 32o lain
70 TAKE place on the last day q our meeting
guess they will have to consult me before tho
alteration can 30 made" Referring to this
had bought the latter is Incorrect. Mr.; Nc.
Clenahan's money is up and the horse will trot
LsxinRton Belle. one 81 the most promising
fset%ood hs oSsr
$:aS: LssiRsssp Bsiis We. }Sass il f Isss y
took I res?ra y 5as At SorwsiE last sep e
nes the or mare very highly and has had many
H yes
ds With h sphoT A lien Tho%s
sickness in. in Dobles static at Terr IRE HaSte is
nntrq Dobe has horses II nns
eS das9bs m Ss
stamb oul a few days ago and says he never
saw the stallion IN better share; George
s Eta sh has h ssH ws s' saE se starts
IN St Cleveland and will come down the line
Rumble and White, owners. Of Quartermaster,
At Fleetwood's big meeting; Judging by q no
These stalls rented to bundle and White" Ali |
bsen 29tod to
for horses from q distance.
Three new trainers have rented ., stalls at tho
the baoHR
over nine head from, Mount Kisco. the prop
sE 81 by " pay Tn ns q FRI
~ Falls; Crafty. PAGER: 2:31: 4. BY Kentucky
bay bs ss
~
Msas. g. more BY E RssoB
son Of Almont: dam Carrie Belle, 2:25N. BY
good gated. but have not yet Been bee speede EIDE 0
4 Moore Of Elnlra ,s came Hs over on satur,
Sss By 9 SON % 3, Bae Bull; tie biacE en mare AZ;
ssan b By wso Of Dan G so
PAGER Peter Boy By Tom Hal, Jr F. Stout:
%sS %. NIX Klotz and Lizzie #aEhi both s.
rSEof sas Psy e sS R1sfaR3 Ftss
4ssssd Ssss! liz ss 81 NJ
"a g III
J. p. Gibbs says il the Fleetwood executive
will offer a special for q tilt at the i've mile
.rotting record he will enter tho black gslding
Pascal for the money. The record. 1900 was
made BY Lady Mac in 1874.
The track WAS trife hard and dusty yester-
lay. Many miles better than 2:3O were trot-
ed. but nothing sensationally fast was at
empted.
The record mile Of 2:Oe made by the trotter
3. b. Winship. with running mate. to skeleton
wagon. is In danger from local candidate for
champion honors The chestnut gelding
AyresP P. ,2:23. by Prosper Merrimee-- Annie. BY
tustic. showed mile at this way Of going In
,:07t1 over the mile track at Parkville Farm.
1t New City. N. j.. on July 4. Ayres p. will !
make an attempt to break the record The
;elding ia the property Of H. Lemmermann OF
iamlin OF Gravesend.