New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-18
MANY STARTERS AT THE POST
roRrY.rrvE AT THE FLEETWOOD RACES.


HARNESS HORSES THRoNd THE OLD TRACK
NEW RECORDS MADE-TIE WINNERS
The Fleetwood track was thronged with harness
horses Yesterday at the opening of the midsum-
ner trotting meeting given by the Driving Club
~ New-York no less than fory-nve starters 60
INC 10 the post in the three races on The card The
cold Of eighteen trotters that started in the 225
class is the largest at Fleetwood Stree
tho old course laid out more than quarter or
a century ago.
The track was not in perfect condition yester-
dav after the heavy rains of the past two days.
beine heavy In spots and cuppy in other places.
hut this did not deter all of the heat-winners from
making new records in the races.
The 2:5O race. which opened the meeting,
brought out field of sixteen trotters. With Cor
van Edith Rose and Stormy Mist most fancied OF
the lot by the betting fraternity. Coryan proved
IN he far and away the best one OF the big feid.
John Kelly sending him to the front at the outset
~ each heat and winning by many lengths. pulled
almost 10 a walk at the finish. 1t was the ive-
vear-old first race. and the time or the second
heat is his record. Coryan was bred by J. d. Hag-
Gin of the Rancho del Paso stud in California.
and is now owned by Colonel W. +. Thompson
one OF the most widely known turfmen in the East
The Young horse has beaten 2:20 in private this
season and he bids fair train on to a fast rec
ord.
The Baltimore FLY Veta. four-year-old that was
raised at Waterloo. Iowa. by II. b. Allen. the law
pacing race in a common jos taking record OF
2lr. in the third heat. Very many Of the most
competent timers the grounds made the time OF
this mile 2:l3l2. Neta Is widely entered In stake
races to be paced this and she seems to be the
making Of a better than 2l0 four-year-old Jacob
Dupperts fast horse Attractive. who has been lame
ever since the campaign opened. paced good mile
in the last heat. finishing the neck of the win
ner In fast time.
The 225 race with eighteen starters. proved TO be
a good deal of a scramble the heats being divided
and the result still uncertain when darkness came
on to cause postponement. Nutshell trotted gallant
~ after the secsnd heat. easily defeating Snipnose
and Mary G.. her only dangerous competitors Inc
latter is fast mare but she was unfortunate yes
terday getting pocketed after she had won the sec
ond heat and a record of 2l7A so that she had only
a poor chance to win The mare is five years old
and Is by Almonarch. 2?4h.. the sire Of Fantasys
dam. Nutshell is one Of the handsomest trotters on
ne turf and s9e Clark 'S Goun
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