New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-01
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Silyersnliths.

Of the old-tlme celebrities that helped to give New.
York the undsputed supremacy as section waer Re
Oneida county and in 49, at Kalamazoo Mlen, T.
h Ged b in & o ts h0se oS ThS FS aS ir
it created. A dinner was given by some Of the
House that night and the enthusiasm did not reach
climax until Charles Stewart had walked tho
whole length OF the table. breaking the china as he
went Flora Temple became household word the
country Women wore Flora Temple bonnets;
tcians drank whiskey named in honor Of the queen
of the troitng turf ,.,.,. IA
the palmy days of horse-breeding in orange COUNTY.
when large share Of the farmers tneT grew So S9 70
the breeders in Kentucky and the West VINO were
in many instances. The Rysdyk horse, foaed IN
Tredweiis Abdallah the grandson Of Messenger. out
OF haf-bred hackney mare. was lmmeasurIaioN mo
E ndads the 'e0 rs es great Sire that
get speed with uniformity from ali classes OF mares
Wkes, the champion trottins stallion Of the same
period made famous i Il the and ea Mn
heardof prices were paid BY Western breeders for
his sons one 6y one the fb Des * from %ewYork
to Kentucky and otner breeding districts until
D1roc We're abou; the only good ones left in ths
State Alexander Ablallah the sire OF GOLDSMITH Nun
istor the sire Of Jay Eyesee 2IO Eectioneer the
sire of suno 20s. Happy Medium the sire OF
sire Of them ali we're a few Of the famous animals
raised in New-York and solo TO the west tnat
afierward enabled Kentucky and California 10 gam
the ascendency they now enjoy. MamDrlho thie.
founder OF the second greatest tripe OF trottels IN
existence was another New-York-ored sire WON
The enterprise of Kentucky breeders carried OH 70
the bluegrass region. 49,. .oor, am
T-ntu the time OF Saint julien. hfteen years ago
New-York trottsg-hOrse breeders had from Ine
earliest period. almost without interruption, sehs
70 the turf the champion Of the day pu, Wns onn
nrozeny OF the Of Hambleto oman tnat nau pssn
soid to Kentucky and California came upon INC INC
track the dynasty changed, and with Maud =, Jay
Eye-See Sunol and Nancy Hanks the oluegrassS ~.
zion ana the Pacific Coast country captureo tme
honors which without the blood obtained rom Jew
Work. they never could nave won. since 1851 w. mn
Maud = came upon the scene to detnrone otI,1
Iuien tho Empire State has not furnished record
breaker and for ten years or more ne Stale "as
cioarIv outcla ssed as a breeding district by potn
Een,,,ckv and California or late, however tho
wealthy horse fancicrs OF the East rave taken steps
., reoain the lost prestige by buying many OF tne
hest yonng rioters turned out by the western ano
Southern breeders Already there are signs that tne
tlIe is about to turn In favor OF the region NheIe
- f.s,r,tting horse had his origin. ana unless INC
hns, iudoes are at fault, the queen OF the turf t
sncceeds AlIx and the first two-mlnu'e trotteI 70
,rnii ,yi hail from the State in wnlcn tne eartsst
raonrI ~ 400 or better was made; Budd pooie,
samuel Gamble and other expert norseinien ~
r.. Ean.asy the four-yearolf daughter OF nllnes
nd uomora raised b. J. Hamiin OF Bunaio,
i nrobsbly reach the two-minute goal Within the
next twc years