The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-05-11

hand. Klmball Patterson, vhotrains for Major
Dickinson and who expects 70 start hoeeleat.
2;i4h. and some Others In imP po sIaa stakes ~ S at
mmpIiis below GAO. W. II. Mccarthy fastest
mile to date was made lSst Friday 9Th the
crack PAGER Frank AGan, 0:04N. has not yet been
ISL OF a mile in about 2 40, and KnaOsack is GO
Ing slow with most of his other flyers. Yesterday,
howevsr,, he drove the brown trottor AlaiedSn
9recn5 back 70 S SHss a. out ut u Nellie G, BY Star
nambletonlan, and she has a record OF 2!ls,
George Huber, drove the bay stallion Aristotle,
py1 hristos, an easy mile in 2!20.
thus FAR WAS made sest taS by tic bay mare
Of ,"t The nstsdl /" 9hs soasd Of Vs Nsir. "lls msS Sgt
quarter in i a. and npdf rspes sns ' In oisi.
2 pcc aI24 gait. Although the mare has no
has shown 2:l4in her work. iIer way Of going
Is very perfect, and Dodge said yesterday that
minute gait. Another fast move was made by
PIE Iit,l OF I Ser9mo Wheipley's aysrsi the bay mare
quarter in 0:32 at the finish Of a slow mile. She
is a brisk, rapid PAGER that possesses speed
0p %nsrie 80 W SSsi uiiy pacing pe,d,no p,uo SIGN.
2;0s4. 10 moving, sound and fast for Trainer
Elmer Stevens, Without being asked to do his
ago. leading stevens to hope that he viii, stand
up for another campaign. The chestnut trotting
mare, MHuu u, SslO, Ill the same stable, Is IN
fine form this spring. Stevens sent her II slow
mile yesterday, letting her step through the
stretch ut n 2!2O clip in n loose, easy style that
makes the handsome daughter OF California
Nutwood look like a possible winner in her
class.
John Kelly is beginning to move some of the
two year.olds by Direct that he is working for
James Butler at IA stiff rate of speed. Tie colt
DireCtum Kelly, out OF Rosa Ludwig, by An
teeo, ana the lilly out OF Miss Hates dam are
developing more speed than any of the rest, and
they win probably be Kelly's main reliance for
Both were driven full miles in about gao last
week with fast brushes at the finish. The PAGER
Nalleau in kelly's string stepped a mile In
2:23la IA few. days, ngo, which Is the only full
stable has yet been asked to. show. ID. j. Gull
ross. who is now at Fleetwood with Altar. 2:1l,
and some other %trotters and pacers belonging to
f.. i. Olcott has done slow work alone thus far,
as have Fred Noble, Isaac Fleming. John 7;
Gibbs, Is. II. Demarest, DicK Wilson, Ed
Phelps. aud the other trainers who are quar-
tered at the track this year.
There was renewed talk yesterday about a
match race for the purpose OF testing the ques-
ton as to whether New York has n trotter that
BROOKLYN half-mile track. Barney Demarest
having receded from his original proposition to
match Ryland T.. 2:0134. for Il race at Park
way. II prominent Now York horseman nm
nounced yesterday In the horse talk at Fleet
wood that he would back Cephas. o:llIS, for
consult John T.. Gibbs, the trainer of Cephas
ad vised him not to make the match.
w. r.. Janvier received q letter yesterday from
Richard Curtis Of Lexington, KY. in which the
Hattie H., 2:2O}e. a mile last week in gas.
Mike Bowerman IL training the great young
mare on the Lexington track this spring for her
owner. the Hon. c. NJ. Reed of Erie, Pa.