New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-22
RRIGHT FLEETWOOD
LIKE RACE MEET At THE MoRRIsANIA TRACK
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LIKE A RACE MEET At THE MORRIsANIA TRACK
yrsTERDAY-GOsSIP or TIE TROTTEHs
The bright sunlight and glorious spring hreezes
brought such a crowd Of wealthy owners Of fast
horsefesh 10 old Fleetwood Driving Park yesterday
as made more than one member think - successful
trottlnc meetings Of the past and look longingly
forward % the opening day MAY H. The uHqleas-
ant features for the men who drove up t. Fleet
wood Yesterday were the dusty. incomplete roads
above the Harlem and the temporary structure on
which one is still obliged 10 cross the river.
Among the gathering yesterday The Tribune man
noticed General Bar. who drove mp behind his
beautiful cross-natched pair; Fred p!etz formerly
secretary OF the Driving Park Association VINO
came up in the saddle. Mr.. Dietz has been South
for some months for his health. His return was
an occasion for rejoicing among the admirers oil the
trottng horse who weekly visitors 10 Fleetwood
L. f. Levy brought out yesterday his TWO fast
ones Halvan and the PAGER Louise T. Mr.. Levy Us
Of the opinion that this Is one OF the earliest ana
beet trotting seasons ever known IN New OH
Thomas Greenwood. Of Great harrington, Mass
former secretary Ike Mr.. Dleiz. was an interested
spectator Mr.. Thompson drove a handsome gray
tro,,4r by Edgemark Fred Steinway sat behind a
fine bav team Mr. Mange had ont his black PAGER
pob Alexander Nrwburrer drove on" OF MS idst
colts A Kerker had his big PAGER Eos!yn si''1'i
70 a bicycle suky. Mr. Hartman drove his 'haih-
p!on road wagon horse. the spld-lref" 'h'H" up
tain LYON an animal that Fred Gerkin won a road
wagon race behind IN go and which has 2lf'z
record 70 sulky. or course, a lot Of other owners
and drivers OF fast seppers carly on hand ana
the snort Of speeding on the track under III" ''u"-
horse hill went meryily all the afternoon
The condition OF the track IS now al ana more
thar, The Tribune said would be- II would De IN
nosslble 10 make IL better at present for ""TAhs
trntters on IT was fresh narrowed yesterday morn
ing and * actually becoming last rms Ud'"
was carefully covered over inches deep WIN No
nure last autumn. and ali that mai 10 he do'e M
eprng was to harrow this under =" MAX" 4 INV
loany footing for the horses. as SOL rs if'''' y
CARPET but stu not 50 yielding as me !IiI'' "i'
their tremendous bounds and STRIDES, Hu'l nay ID.
All the trainers worked ont th'H no. 80 -. a.
track Yesterday. Among the more I'M 10 - '
thc exhibitions noticed was whoh cor H. -. ~ m',ic
gsvc Victor by Piedmont, ratt.hf mn , dii''. ,
Huhv same trainer. record 2l''i, Wa "p,.NN' -
milo i'm Oh. j. easy. iHdrcl,, '"ia mn '
eurb a horse even for early ~ me "''',,'l
Cartain NacIJonad had IA" bay Se.dlhS Ii'SHi"'
Startha at Fleetwood yesterday; ,,ol .,ollion bi-
r.r,or;s ING The sire OF this horse. Director h",
three progeny Win an average 81 ''''' '
equal to ZnI -, ,,,.,., o,J T., & Walker will
~ wv m their partnership at present, M
training firm VIII leave FIeei WOO, r iV ,r,Iv on
oak track the last OF tins week ms yn,hg horses
- IN cbarpr Of these Two celebrated lIlN''s, ni
uarlv on account OF some n"" ,"nho' 49,, ones
~ Tho Hither n Walker string ~ FahhI ~ ~,
y'bicb made q record in winning .!aCF' ~, 80, az
Frriw6od rack Lizzie Mont, 2;ic' pacei' - '''
o III NrCaTthy has gone TO Baltimore n
Ma b"rs.s To- rain for the NEE ing th'tUv- Iri
Kcllv the driver II DircGium VINO IL atm M His
vate trainer for JamTs, Fleetwood stables
,iarai Daiz has noted that tn" coming ~ III
,rnctinD at Fleetwood VIII b" the tWFl.S a.. -,
there and has had his invitations pi'"''" IL ''''