The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-11-30
WIrn TRo1TER AND PAGER.
The Annual Meeting or che hoard OF re-
view TO ne Held Tomorrow.

VIEW 10 nc hheiu Ao-Aorrow.
The snnual meeting Of tho Board Of Re.
view Of the National Trotting Association and
the Kellogg horse sale will divide the attention
Of the trottinE fraternity this week. Although
the usual number of roper .ant and indignant
reinsmon are likely to he on hand tho
Board of Review meets tomorrow evening al
the Murray Hill Hotel, there is not. so far as
known, any case of moro than ordinary i'm.
portance to no passed upon by the turf Solons.
The Joe Pntchon-Johu X. Gentry lippo-
dromo race OF 1895 at Belmont Park. phila-
delphia, in which tho judges fined Jack Cur
ry $500 for pulling the black horse, will prob.
aoly como up for review. II will be remem.
bered that Curry appealed to the Board for ro-
mission of the tno, claiming that 1t was un-
derstood among all concerned in tho race that
the first heat was to be paced on its merits,
and that the winner Of this heat should win
the race. The alleged agreement was de-
vise1 by the LOSSES OF Belmont Park, who ar
ranged the race. and prospects pointed TO some
neutrality-suspicious. on both sides when tho
case was set for trial Mt the December meet
inR.of the Board in 1895. AT the request of
the Joe Patchen parties, however, the hear
Ing was postponed to tho May meeting at Chi
cago. and then, on application Of the Belmont
Park officials, another postponement carried
1t over until the meeting tomorrow.
ID. X. Hanna, tho son of Mark A. Hanna,
was one of tho largest winners at the recent
Cleveland Horse Show. Young Hanna owns.
among other good ones, the fast trotting marc
Rosa L., by Elyria. son Of Mambrino King.
that started out green Inst sum mer and gained
a record OF CARA in n winning race at Column
bus in Sc ptcmber. Young Hanna is a promi-
nent member of the Cleveland Driving Club,
and n clever amateur rcinsman. having won
four wagon races with Rosa l.. ut the club mat
inees before Trainer A. C. Penncck took
Rosa l.. out on the circuit. One OF the hottest
races of the fall campaign was won by the
mare at the Louisville meeting. and among the
seventeen horses that she defeated was. the
ton. Mackey was bred by Charles Headley.
breeder of The great two-year-old runner .Orna-
ment, and is owned by II. NJ. Hanna. a broth
The Turf. Field and Farm for the current
week contains a stake encouragement from
the trotting club OF Baden. near Vienna, which
prizes OF s., 900 each are offered for ;oals OF
summer meetings of 1899 and 1900. The
distance In each race Is 5000 metres. about
Va ~ j. 1sS '' The Baden As nneiiSi GiO Is t Ie
first European %trottinG club that has solicited
stake entries from American breeders. Sew
eral New York horsemen have expressed their
Intention to make entries for the Prince Solms
prize. as the stake is called. thinking their colts
may thus find a more ready sale in the rapidly
growing foreign market for American %trotters.
According TO the statistician OF tho Horse
Rerielc, who has summed up the turf career
campaigner has started in forty-ninc races,
winning. thirty-two of them. In his seven
teen losing contests he was clever times Gee
Dad. five times third. and once unplaced Ills
winnings foot up a Little more than $50. 900.
but this sum is away below his actual earn
lngs. as IL does not include. tho amount re-
ceived by his former owner for exhibitions
S 9 ,G time wb Robert s', KS Winning heats nsca num- n
2:l0 or better, forty-eight in 2:06 or better. and
nineteen in 2:O4 or better. His fastest first
heat in n race was paced In 2:O3l4. fastest sec
ond heat in 2:02l3. fastest third heat in = :02A.
fastest fourth heat in s:o2&4, and fastest NTH
heat in 2:07L.
The trotting fraternity will undoubtedly
watch with interest the doings in England OF
tho champion trottlnR-bred park horses Golden
Rod Blazeaway. aud Great Scott and Gany-
mede. that were shipped to Liverpool last
Saturday on the steamer Mass lrhusetts of the
Atlantic Transport line; ,Aurel B%atonyi. the
the four. secured them for STR James Nugent.
n prominent English sportsman. who will ex-
hibit the. four.att the 1slington and ROYAL Agri.
the horses are well-bed ~trotters. trimmed up
in hackney style. and unless they have been
greatly overrated at the leading horse shows
in this country. tho English naEs will have to
be at their best TO beat them ut the high-steD-
Golden Rod and Blazeaway were for a long
time unbeaten az a tandem, and nearly irwin
chile as a pair. while Great Scott won cham
the four have won l27 first prizes. nine cham
pion nrizes. and Sl0,225 in money. Bntonyf
will go abroad next spring in time to mt and
exhibit the horses. With them we're also
shipped Craftsman and Guardsman, the for
mer IA we'll known prize winner. and the latter q
recent purchase from Charles +. Bates. The
three pairs are a.. chcstnuts in color, and are
OF such sizes that.they may be driven In pairs.
thndens, and tours.