New-York tribune., 1896-06-01

Gibbss Eastmew. o:l5i4; Roy Mller's Dennis. 2I4I4,
and other good ones In the field, Wednesdays race
will not be lacking in interest.
The young mare Straight Line by Jerome Turner
2:l12 won good race in the 24O class Baltimore
uottine heI three heats in 2.4i., 2:2i. and 22oi.
performance which makes the Georgia flyer look
Formidable for the $1,000 80 stake Fleetwood
next Frida' The White Plains horse Frank Medi-
am. which gained record Of ::lsi. on the halt-mile
track Ia Baltimore fortnight ago. is another OF the
promising ones in ,he Flee wood 230 class Straight
Line l. also entered IN the 900 stake for 300 trotters
which opens the meeting The first race Oh to-inor-
rows list. and although nearly thirty others are ell
gble 10 Start the Southern mates form at Baltimore
will doubtless make he favorite over the field IN
New-lork
Straight Line l. Al Fleetwood in the charge OF
her young driver. Roy Miller. an Orange County
man. who trains for lie Macon GA turfman. X. ii
PlanD Dennis. 2:li',: Norman. 2.i. and the PAGERS
Berkshire Courier. 2lii.. and Calypso 2:l,s. are
aso N ne string. MiIrd Sanders. the noted reins
man WHO formerly trained for George Valensln. Of
California. and brought out all Of the sensational colt
tiotters VI the Sidney family, Is also III the track
WIN stable o. seventeen horses from The Penn Val
Icy Farm OF H. ; Henry. Mcrrisvle. Penn. -four Of
which are entered for the Fleetwood meeting
Thomas Grady. oi Philadelphia. Howard aydeii
me driver OF Island Girl 2;i.. from East Willision
owns and drives the fas; young PAGER KELVIN Jonn
tyson u Newark. DE l.. ana some other oui-of-'o"n
Itlnsmen arrived yesterday with the uo;tcrs and
nile no fdSt Work was attempted Yesterday. ON-
inb 10 the soft footing the track. several nnc per
formdnces have taken place within the lasi week
All Of the Fleetwood horse men talking about Il
green PAGER in W II! McCarthys stable that stepped
mile in 2:l3, one day last week doing IL with ease
according to report and moving the uphill half IN
l;Vo The fast ttai made to close conditional
sale OF the horse. Nchoas Habineer OF New Haven
having agreed to buy him at long price provided ne
should pace mills in 2l1 better before the FIRST
day Of June Nutbreakei. jr.. the speedy side
wheeler j. called. comes from Paris Ky, where he
reared by John W. Fisher. the breeder of I.o-
"A
wel!-known tro,ter Nutbreakcr. 2:2i.. son Of Nut
wood. 3:1sS4 and his dam IS Flirt. 10y Jim Monroe.
the sire OF Monroe chief: 2IN. Kitty Bates. 2Is.
and other time campa Sncrs
Anthony J.. Bradys fast three-yeaI,od My Ms
O paced mile I'm 2:lfs on Saturday. driven by - j.
'ulross She is 10 start neXt THURSDAY in tne s;y~
Elliotts fast horse KELVIN. W; II McCarthis Grace
Anderson which worked mile IN 2:lSi2 one day ast
week Roy Millers converted trotter Burlegh. +. l..
Stenway's Addie s and several other good ones
Mr. Stenway has recently purchased from W NJ
Y. Hoffman the (. 81 green trotting mare Miriam
Lane. which John DAILY drove mile in 2:2O about a
week ago MI Hoffman purchased Miriam Lane
last winter from w H. Fearing. 10 drive In double
harness with Orange Blossom. 226i2. but the mar"
did not match the handsome bay ge,ding. and she
was replaced few weeks ago by the purchase OF
Frederick Gerkens old favori;c. Astoria. mt inc
daughter of Kentucky Wilkes.