New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-12
NETWORK TROTTERS WIN.
MANY FAST RECORDS FOR METROPOL-
ITAN HORSES THIS SEASON
vADo AND CAPRICE TRo'r IN 2I3x on THE
SAME DAY-LYNNE Bells BRILLIANT
PERFORMANCE AT PORTLAND

PERFORMANCE AT PORTLAND
ARENA SOLD FOR $1,000.
Eastern harness horses In general and partcu-
larry the trot,ers from this city and vicinity are
doing great work at the leading trotting meetings
in all parts of the country this season. For num-
Der OF wears the Western stables have been carry
ing off the lions share of the honors and the
money In the Grand Circuit where the horses ana
horsemen of the rival sections annually come To-
gether With the extensive breeding districts IN
Kentucky and the Northwest to draw upon Tor
fresh campaigning material they outnumbered the
Eastern contingent and usually got the best OF the
battle for supremacy when II came TO the midsum-
mer roundup of the crack harness racers a. be-
troit Cleveland and Buffalo
Eastern borsemen have long been liberal buyers
OF the best breeding stock and the most promising
young trotters In the market however, and the re-
su,,s are now beginning to show on the Grand Cir
cuit tracks Eastern stables winning their iuii
share OF the purses this season. ana they are VIII
ming with some the fastest and stoutest tro'e's
and PAGERS that circuit followers have yet seem
To New-York horsemen the success OF Whham
Simpsons Empire City Stable has been parucu-
larv gratifying MI Simpson spent snug fortune
for breeding stock few years ago. buying TWO or
three fashonaby bred sons OF Electioneer from inc
late Leland Stanford. OF California. ana coiec-
ton OF broodmares that is hardly 10 De eQuaieu III
this country. The offspring OF these animals are
now old enough 10 train. and for the as' TWO sei
sons Billy Andrews. the man who drove MASCOT
to his record of 2:o.. has been among tie" i-'''
wear Andrews started out ON the circuit VIII"
promising lot OF youngsters one OF the'h' h"s'e''
promised TO be a big winner. having SHOWN an easy
mile In 2:l6Is while his engagements hc'"oeu s'ah
worth $4,000 more. But before the '''"p",e
was fairly under way Hustler and most OF the
others wrong Late IN the seaso, "o 49,
gained a record OF 29iA, Quality tro''eu III -'-'7a
and Bouncer a hree-year-old sister 10 h"S'.e''
showed winning FORM trotting in 21s's at HorneEs-
i nln
ence was rather disappointing. Better luck mas
followed the stable this year and bonhcer mas
developed into one Of the gamest and greatest TOUR
year-old trotters ever seen.
BOIrNCER'S FAST EtGHT-HEAT RA'E
At the Detroit Grand Circuit meeting the My
started against field OF the fastest aged horses vi
the turf and beat them all, taking recofu oi
PIP The contest the hardest one OF 'ne SIT"
con Tins far eight heats being trotted at rate OF
sneed which averaged better than 213. bouhcer
outlasted the party. After the third neat sne was
either first second at the wire hve times III gu"
cess!on and at the end the wonderful tour-yea'
old had all OF the older horses completely AT hef
rcv The time Of the heats was 2:l2h. 2ll. 2;lZ.
o.i2 2.ls 213is 2l3a. and 2lii4 This Ia the fast-
90, elght-heat race on record. and. as an eNh'nPe
| OF extreme speed sustained through 'o's ,'"'''
| there is nothing In the records TO approach II.
Bouncer repeated her Detroit victory AZ ~
land defeating large field OF aged horses IN -'ls'
ouv started p hot favorite at Buffalo on SATURDAY
last, but trotted indifferent race n''s"''s
TT g. in 2:i2s. 2:l3 and 2l3 The OUTSIDER 'n"s Wv
| reated her was the NewYork rotttr chester. "o''
| the Fleetwood training stable or r. W. No'''
| chester is a great horse this year. AZ BOSTON, 4"
| fortnight ago he won rousing sX-hea' i"Vo' W.
| tin, tho fourth ffth and sixth miles IN 2;la 1loA
! and 217L This was notable reduction VI ~
! last years record. and IT was commonly oe
| ha \ measure OF his speed until Noble sent MN "
| N,xp Ia
| he can beat his Buffalo marx anu '""' ' -
alO is not beyond his limit
p1AKEs VICTORY AT WINDSOR.
| .. nas mo, defeat before this season. but
sbe nut ND a better race than at Bunaio one WIN
80 ., Nov start at Detroit. the fast hve-ye -oi
| colt blake beat Bouncer in straight meats a. "
| sor Ontario trottng the miles III @'i'7T' 49,,
| 213N Blake is New-forK ota'o p'o' ~,
nroo1er and owner being +. G. BabcocK' Oh HOT
| nellsville. ~ ,,o trainer
| ~ ,,,o boats of a hard-fought race with STACEY.
| another of Mr.. simpsons speedy COTS W" -.
| uck In a big field OF starters cost MN '"o
| victory Andrews also started MI simpson 80
| how marc Quality at Windsor. and whie ne sta' ,.'
| o"H go Tor OLA trotters when she was eligible
| -. 80 o.o class she made credtapie sno"4"e'
| er,sb,ng close up 20 James L. in 2:l44
a. ,ha rocent overland meeting Mr. Simpson $ lour-
vaor-od hllv Arcturus by the trottine sire al me
| o.2llb out of the old-time uo'''Hs ma ~ -, a.. 90
o.oo 1yon fifth heat and record OF 2lZ>4 IN 'ne I~
| 49,, ou,laetinc a field of aged PAGERS "heh 'ne
| raca was postponed on account OF uai h"e
turus had the as good az "on' oue a.' n VA
| nights rest Valleau came out lresh eious" o." n
| fast enough to beat her the ueco'"s e" o
| rbursaav last at Albany the simpson hoise vi
! anpeander by Greenander Zl'r2' out Vi oe1
|,,, o.oo uon four-heat race, trotting 10 Teeoiu
| of PISA.
GENERAL. TRACY's YOUNGSTERS
| Although General r. F. Tracy disposed OF nearly
all Of his trotters in 1883, having sou mn
| animals at auction for $1,000 upon eh'ei'''s
| An, aarr,son's abinet the youngsters that were
| 49, -. ~. Narchland Stud in Tioga County, con-
| ,,n,o ~ figure prominently on the trotting turn
| ono dav loss that a fortnight ago Bravado son
| ~ General Tracys horse Kentucky Wilkes zzi's,
| won a brilliant nine-heat race at the ''eVeia"u
Grand Circuit meeting taking the third four'h anu
ane dav at Old orchard. Me. Caprice. daughter
Of Kentucky Wilkes won nve,ne hit,eay Contested
and each faster than the last n second s' besa
the first heat in 2 sSr Ees Beat at Them both in 2
2. ana 2l General Trai St fai1 for 81 o as
| wearing at his closing-out sale .o,,os on tho
Lynne since turned the TABLES bea,sn on her ,1e
Straight heats Portland last Thursday but 5 "a
price forced him to t19' - nd 6Tr6 ow if by IN "
Burgess Of Pennington ~ j. lie is remarkably ADJ,
handsSm re as SON ~ of e. 'Ss and
Bells was owned by Consressman, j. e. s hnTst
Chimes the Sire Of Fantasy 2 yash the dan an
sire Of Mahogany. Papa and Nutshell. 2:l5 BIthel
Walker trained the horse at tbe ~
Hartford 1t was Nutshell that forced Lynne re
out in 2lss. the first heat at Portland last Inurs
day The handsome little daughter OF bayohrie
Prince had won four races in the Eastern circuit
this season before she met Lynne Bel ana caprice
and had lowered her record from. 225A 70 2:l5;
Thursday good day for NV ork P ppfses
blood at Portland. Honeywood. a daughter OF -
Rel that was bred By Walter 5. Webb and is no"
| owned by George J. Harley. Of New-Y ork won th'
| 2:20 race In the first second and seventh heats
| trottlng In 2Isz. 2:lGiz and 21612 NJ. Harley
| Brown Lace a young mare that \. Alley Bonner
bred and raised. secured two heats and a record Of