New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-29
AZOTE STILL UNBEATEN.
THE GIGANTIC SON OF WHIPS TROTs
IN 2:05k.

| PETER DURYEA BUYS THE KENTUCKY
| MARE FOR sieOoo-BoUNcER AND
| FRED $. MOODY ALSO WIN
JOE PATcHEN. ROBERT J.
AND JOHN r. GENTRY
TO PACE TO-DAY.
Peerless racing weather and programme the CEN
trepiece OF which promised the meeting of the three
| greatest free-for-al trotters OF the year drew
crowd OF fully seven thousand people TO Fleetwood
| Park. The old track at Morrsanla never IN
better condition than yesterday. and 1t is no dis
arrangement Of those who have heretofore had the
racing affairs OF the NewYork Driving Club in their
keeping TO say hat for the first time In years the
management Is up to Grand Circuit form. Under
the direction OF Andrew W. Miller president. and
! f. 5. Hedges. secretary. the bestprepared-for ana
| the best-managed meeting that the harness-racng
people Of New-York have seen Is now in prog
ress and Mr.. Miller yesterday announced that the
club was In the business to stay, and that not only
would the present liberal stakes and purses be main
| tained. but that future programmes would be ar
ranged on even more generous proportions. For the
frs; lime here the judges stand Is occupied by paid
! professional judges. and while the meeting Is not
yet half over 1t Is proper to record that not mis-
take has been made. and the prompt and proper de-
csions have bred a feeling of comforting confidence
on the part OF owners and trainers.
The thousands OF admirers OF the harness race
horse who went up to Fleetwood expected to see
notable race. and they were not disappointed True
| Azote in straight heats. and won every heat
with apparent at the finish. but the perfor-
nance Of dazzling briiancy. and, though
| beaten. the handsome Kentucky flly. Beuzetta
showed herself to be about as high-class trotting
| racemare has thus far been seen on Grand Cir
| cult courses
| OF those named for the 5000 free-for-al trotlng
purse 1t was known by all that the matter lay De-
tween Azote. Beuzetta and Klamath The gigantic
ua1l linz Aznf uhn hac mot mi
| bit has really been brought to serious drive
this year. naturally the favorte but the book
makers offered the strangely liberal odds or even
money against him when the betting opened. fair
commission however. from the Salisbury stable sent
| the price down to to s. and 1t stood at that when
the word gvel SO strongly was the kentucky
mare Beuzetta supported that to was the best
price obtainable. and Klamath, who had many
| hackers. quoted at TO l. The betting was
| heavy-heavier in fact than any seen at Fleetwood
before the adoption OF the present law, and all
| of the three horses we'll backed.
| With little scoring the starter Frank Walker
| got the field away In almost perfect alignment
| From the pole Mcdowell at once shot Azote out
and before they had fairly turned into the downhi
stretch the mammoth California trotter had opened
an ample space OF daylight between himself ana
| Klamath. Beuzetta trailing. Going by the half In
| os Azote was tro,ting easily that the result
could not be doubted. Neither Klamath nor Beu-
zetta seemed to make a serious drive for the heat.
| Azote winning in the comparatively slow time OF
| 20as.
| The second heat was one OF the best ever rotted
| in A race klamath had half a length the best OF
the start. but Azote went away fast, and TO the
quarter Beuzetta and klamath raced sharply for
| position. There Beuzetta drew away and set san
| for Azoie who had passed the quarter In So's
| seconds. two open lengths In front OF Beuzetta.
| unconquered Pao Alto-bred horse. and was always
within striking distance. with the result that the
HILL Azotc came away with 4 surprising rush. ana
though Beuzetta chased him furously through the
the fastest mile ever trotted over Fleetwood track
Only two faster miles have ever been trotted IN a
race. In 1893 Directum trottel at Nashville In
205k and last year the rotting queen Aiix. went
the Terre Haute track In race In the same time.
owner and breeder f.. W. Ayres, OF Duckers Ky,
pse o The For bs% M oTSm Tea IN wa rS ad
Ing could not be ascertaned Later the same dealer
unbeaien -year-oii Larabie who seems to have
a mortgage on the rich Kentucky Futurity;. Mr.
Leavtt would not entertain the OFFER. saying, why
| he'll win that In afternoon this fall"
| In the final heat of the free for-al Azote went
lead. Beuzetta and Klamath racing tapped to the
second turn. where the mare made a bad break
! In the mean time Raymond making drive with
klamath. and about the far turn drove him on his
seu i; took second place and finished eight
nd sho En1 osd % bsynd
all question the trotting champion Of the year.
The fastest mile ever troted was , the 2GS' made
| within the facts to say that the Galesburg track
b on the spgy prairie any soil is two
faster than lee rs best recora M t
wood may be appreciated
| 4 new-fanged method OF recuperating tired
| horse was tried with both Azote and Beuzetta yes
| terday. This was the administration OF ozonized
oxygen. the being given between heats for a
| ers are greatly pleased with the idea. and claim
that the gas reduces the temperature very rapidly
| in fhart ald In
The 2:l9 purse. 5000 for troters, quite easy
for the shapey AMI reliable racehorse Bouncer bred
Empire City stud and by his successful young u
;ree0r won the first heat in 2ls after which An
| drews sent Bouncer along and won each OF the nee
| essary three heats In impressive style
The purse for two-year-olds OF the 24O class was
won easily by william Corbitt's Guy Wilkes colt
Fred $, Moody. full brother to Muta Wilkes 2:ll'
The card for to-day is the best of the meeting, and
| with fair weather should bring a monster crowd
| to Fleetwood. The summaries:
| FREE-FoR-ALL CLASS TRoTTING-PURsE 5000.
A79e b. g; by Whips dam JOSIE by whipple''
pe"ae's en- e. .' by Onward dam Hcaiah by
Klamath a%af ' B. e.. by MarocAus dam bob by
Dan op" Cupid i b. s by Barney wilkes dam
"'''' y '"@ Ti"'e a;oo,t s:osi 2o7.
o;.o CLASS - TRoTTING - TWO YEAR-OLDs PURSE
rose by sultan cDickerson, ...:'............
Lady bel Mar. ch. e. by Del Mar baldwin,. ......
Faustelle. ch. by Sidney Kinney. ............
Ella Madison b. T.. by Madison MilcD ......... dis
Bngcn, b. by May King tTer). dis
Tme-e:239 2:2l.
2i9 s-TROTTING-P PURSE 5000.
| Bonner. b. T.. by hummer. dam Musctte. by
MimhrnO patchen tAnirrws). ! !
! Miss Mctirecn b. m, by Robert Mctiregor OBald- .
RT T' sr M by viking mccarthy;
Eastview. br. <. by Alcyonc kelly ..........5
Futurity, b. X. by Hinder Wilkes UIowelD....V
Henrietta O., ch. by Eyria d)oble) ......7 y
Lille Tobe. b. -. by Pamlco Merrihed). 3 dr.
Charming Chimes. blk. by chimes tieers. ~ I dr.
Lady NJ. hr. m. by ndsman nleckmanp. ....6 DIR
Timc-2:i3 2ii, 2:i3A. 2:l3's
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