New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-07
FIST RACING At WAVERLEY.
REBUs LOWERS HIS RECORD AT THE NEw|EH
sEY STATE FAIR-HARRY HILL WINS TIE
237 CLASS TROTTING PURSE.

REBus LOWERS HIS RECORD AT THE NEWER
sEY STATE FAIR-HARRY HILL WINS THE
2a7 CLASS TRoTrING PURSE.
Big and little politicians from all parts OF New
Jersey went TO the state FAR a. W"Verpey ram
,as,erdav afternoon. for It was Governors Day.
which is the great day % the fa'r every year W
10 the noon hour 1t looked as Though the nlmoer "
visitors would fall below the average. ana 'he
managers feared that the rain In the morning ana
the lingering clouds in the SKY "ouu Keep '"'u
sands OF people at home. But at O'Clock great
,tream az country and city people was pouring mo
the grounds and by the time the trottng was wed
under way IL was estimated that upward oil S"""
people were the grounds
Governor Wer,s and his staff arrived shortly De-
fore . o'clock and were driven to President h'is"a
u. Gaddiss tent on Politician HILL from "hlen
a view OF the entire park is had n rush was "'aue
for the presidents tent when Governor Neris en-
tered II. and for a couple Of hours politicians CITY
mon and farmers used his hand like pump handle
The Republican politicians were more numerous
than treir Democratic brethren, ana they were eon'
fdent OF retaining control or the ASsemo'
and making big gains in the state THIS IAN De-
cause OF the confidence in success there are a'es
n, mber OF Republican candidates FOR Assembly n'
for county Offices In all sections of the state in'
Da,,ocra,ic leaders did not have much TO say ABOUT
IN. chances Of their party in the fall elections ou'
those who did talk said that New-Jersey is Demo-
cratic state and that the overconhdent kepuo'ean'
will find the tide which In their favor last year"
turning back TO the Democratic party
In the racing Rebus. a bay geding owned oy
Bai,ey OF Baltimore the 2:l6 pacing race low"
crne the track record OF 2l6 and his own record ..
2I5 The performance vas done IN the HhAi "
the race which he went In 2lti+ - Italian
In the 2l7 trottng class, Bravado a pay liz IN
owned by T. Cook OF Binghamton, won eas"! :"
straight heats , . =, ,ns DAY.
Harry HILL after taking the first two meas u,,ts
beaten gu, in the third and fourth by keH lie race
speedy three year-od In the fourth neat Oh ,s the
IL took judges several minutes 10 sSpa, r eivsn
first two at the finish. The decision was ilily n Inv
10 Red Stake. who 10 all appearances ne1 vi" heat
the shortest OF noses. Harry Hill won the 'l'a' ~
and race. The summary:
2:37 SS-TROTTING-PURsE $40"
w H. Sargeants Oh. &. Harry Hill owner >, 1 /
Glenmore Farms b. : Red Stake Hianc1'o..h
Rartana Farms blk x. Electric Prince . . "a
W IL Syron's b. e. Hackwood WllN'S 2 a.
w H. Grants b. & carl :. ,owner, ;...;.' 0
wooibrook Farms hr m. i-noa N,soo'"''' IS
NJ Quinans blk. m. Ada II. owner ,,,,.i
Pennington Farms b. M Favorile ""' & q
tMcooyl :........ .,.,,,ns,l 6h
g. VI Evanss o. III s,aI pa a.: ',wner 10 10 s6
H. C. Vander"a'er's D. & Ane'''i" ,.loii II dn
c. II. Appleby's CHI m Hattie Walters wa" Ais
>'''''' Time-esi. 2:sois 2:27.. 2:2s. 2So' ,..
In an exhibition race against time on a se a
wheel George W. Coffin. OF the Orange M VIZ club
and Paul Grosch OF the Springfield Bicycle .a:
went a half-mile In l:0l. covering the hrs' e""
In Spc