The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-07

t%rottors will havo their innings, and, in addition
to tho regular card. there ig To. be a match race
30, sSI, Il + NV Sy h SIGeps w. Veaw "nd William TnTss'S Prince
A.. by s8snbroush's Hambletonian Prince. On
Thursday tho 2:ls %trottsrs and the 2;2o pagers
up on Friday, Upward Of 200, horses were
S sSs fTSort a the .t .iSss i yet light arrive A90 'Hs
that Of James Butler; The string in.
flGScS GePRh siy 2 a.ls& f%ran Grip: g:so 2'lM2 NIB
tho pasSis Royal Victor. 2:6sS; ,YSliosu. 2:ia.
the Superintendent Of Mr.. Buffers East view
farm, has charge Of The horses y nan and Ivs VIII drive IhSS
1RHST remain sn%i st al tS he t rasi'T Snfil tho inli latter WsSNi part rne q
this month, going from there TO Hartford in
time for the bbnaspensSnCo pay meeting at
round, but he will not be started until late in
several notable trials at the track were wit
messed by, a large gathering Of road.riders yes.
t ssa S.o, 5 John nj b8 SCht,, ne Rer oid;tim nc,d rsip asnfas.
BY General Knox; fogaa turned tho track yes
On Saturday he went down to the half in l :o4i2,
the fastest time for the distance that has been
made %oS at the Est tr sol6 this HI .S ssair; % " S.a S,a 5he I s,ss
winter for $50. Charley Thompson worked
the by stallion Morpheds, 2:ss, an easy .d nile
to be trotted at Fleetwood next Friday. He, is
King K @,G and Is o&n SsI By By h Il. GSo 5sGSPi ~ who IS" dPives
verted trotter Elf, BY steinway, paced an easy
The X, rail BIRDS at Fleetwood think she Is q ,a:io
PAGER. Tho mare will start in the S9 900 Cham
% SGl Of ps% nm s:fss s.' By a Guy y'S Wiiko osAt trotted q
mile IN 2:21, driven BY. John DAILY. It
S.n. . ,ss t faster 'i than ! saSs this h. y sss 6 Sssp
Chimes a mile in a;as. the last half i ITO. This
trotting race at Poughkeepsle next week. Toe
sin Chimes Is by Chimes, dam by Hamlin's Al.
%P N Rdir 1ni & Sfi9Ess We Worked ( 9rom miie f FESss sle RttiGss
in O:34. He is entered at Poughkeepsie. The
Whalebone, q mile in a:2s. and the pacing geld
ing Dan X, by u son Of Ben Franklin, q quarter
woods road mare Killarney Maid, the PAGER. a
=. Il, BOVINE left Fleetwood for Charter Oak
BOVINE was reluctant to leave the fine footing at
which to give the horses their fast work. While
they were at Fleetwood neither Gentry nor
Robert t J. 5:,0 was as,t sent Th down ,ut the hill hill faster m.e It thar ian
crew that accompanied the Tewksbury PAGERS to
Hartford in their palace horse car.
are going to steal the thunder of the Tewksbury
Stable by institutinE dress reform" at all
meetings held on the hartford track. Blue Jean
Jumpers, shirt sleeves. and corn-cob pipes will
be strictly tabooed, Every driver who mounts
neatly groomed. He must wear an appropriate
cap and jacket, and il he has none of his own he
must don those furnished by the club. The low
standard OF neatness in dress which has lons
been a reproach to the ~trotting turf is to be
raised at Hartford to something approaching q
horse show basis.
The parties to the hartmann DAILY colt races a
Goshen were required to name their starters
last week. As was generally expected d. A
Smell named Jupe, 2:13a; Marcus DAILY named
China silk, 2:l6A, and E.. II: Hartman nance
three-year-oids. In the two-year-old division
Mr.. Days starter will be Limerick. by Prodigal
2:16; Mr.. Harriman's starter will be Elsie g..
bay flly by STEAMBOAT, 2:07l0, out of Elysia by
| Heptagon. and J. Malcolm Forbes's candidate
win be Nowaday, a bay Ally by Lookaway, gu
Of Bonnie by CattarauRus Boy.