The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-05-03

Probable starter. rsr the ss,ooo s1sss.ohu
setts Stake.

The o., 1000 Massachusetts, Stake for ~trottcrs Of
the 2:l5 class, to DO decided at the Grand Cir
cult meeting at Boston next August, closed with
sixteen subscriptions. Although starters will
not DO named until Aug. 10. horsomen arc able
to foreseo something Of the makeup Of the field.
Z. ii. Harrimnn's subscription stands for Rose
leaf, 2:14a. or Hilda s., 2:15ls; John f.. DlnRee's
prospective starter is Mark Twain, 2:17<;
"Thomas J. Brown of New York represents
Casselton. 2:16k; w. A. Baggs of Springfield
represents Sirock, 2:14h; p. II. Dardis,
Cambridge, Mass, stands for Stanton
W., 2:17io; Charles s. Green's prob
able starter is the chestnut mare Psyche, owned
by II. II. Murray Of this city; Charles G. Grit
fifth Monroe Salisbury Of San Francisco Ii like
ly to start She, 2:14a; Frank Jones Of Ports
mouth N. H., has Mickey, 2:2o; J. b. Victorian,
Jr., (R. II. Plant Of Louisville subscribes for his
great colt Tommy Britton, 2:15k; Roy Miller OF
Macon stands for Straight Line, 2:15ia. or Miss
G%atewood. 2:19h; Col. A. L. snowden of Phila-
delphia will probably start b. L. c., 2:l4k; J. A.
Titman, Shenandoah. Pa. has Minnie T., 2:I9h,
sonts Valence. 2:16k; George Leavitt Of
Boston may start Lucy Carr. 2:lSa. Al
England Breeders Association Allied unusually
well, upward OF twenty, horses having boon
Now Rs%' York III n Snd tale ensf Falls u.s. the. entry list dis:
closes tho fact that a large number Of the best
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Jimmie Hague. I:lSis; Cssptsin 1sct, 2;lss, "
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SS:l1h, BY Rsyei n Is st%m b. md 2i pj1asts BY a Stan N,
BY Pilot Medium, are some Of the fastest of the
Western %trotters that are headed this way,
e, sSI Sslness S SPRsssiS Is taEEin az place sssd IN cS sh elsh,
this snnro spriins; OT Kin Il to aid G sf di sadd's s.i Gst fbS of tho
nished the most important meetings on the coast,
and now that state aid has beer, withdrawn the
CHARLES efss as''I 4. WinsiSip' and other leading:
taS S Sfsf sHsf Tsm k L . 1as sa si' others viii viii
60 through ,Rn MAR Marcus ,S.t p saI,sbn MSn Mil1 eo% S,rSalt;
Hobart, the young California millionaire. One
OF the Hobart ~trotters 10 the brown marc She.
II years old. by Abbottsford; Jesus Maria
Alviso, the man who broke Directum, drove
1884, her first year out, since which time she has
been driven on the road by young Hobart 1t 10
I E:peEs' a ssss Fl! 4Sm sf Kssm l1tslS WilisS to H his es1s:
taker, Gilbert Judd. is to DO a member of tho
Salisbury stable; 49,.
mountains in Tewksbury, style. He has leased
for the season a specially fitted private car;
DdlnItu WnlIo, IL ulO " Lilo bbabiC hllu IA
carry his own blacksmith. together with, a full
corps of attendants and caretakers. The stable is
the Campaign at Denver and coming down tho
line Of the Grand Circuit: Winshhi III. has "a, seven Of
Ottinger, 2:O94. tho champion trotter of the
coast In 1896. Another. is the fast young marc
Gazelle, 2:11R, by Gossiper, 2:14N; and a third
by Dexter Prince; that has been in retirement
since 1894. Winship also owns the crack PAGER
three-yoar-olda by etcppinR an easy mile in
S:osI at Woodlands, Cal, last August:
Not a little speculation has been INDUCED In
the probable driver Of James Buffers big stable
Of ca%paigGGs nid.n W. a., :. o Ahdre ws,i . {; a; pf fpniPP.
ers have been selected in succession by the
guessers, and about a week ago the rumor went
President of the Driving Club says that he has
not yet ensaged a trainer and that he may not
a tend de- {. Of Buffers East View farm is esondi.
tioning tho horses, and may drive them ut the
Fleetwood meeting next eH month: II another
for the occasion. The East View Stable bids
fair to be one Of the largest and most formida;
his assistants are working about twenty %trotters
and PAGERS at present; The best tl known ger:
Direetum Rsliyp. s:sis4; Peippersaase, a:a7 Pass::
toral, 2:a9. and the pagers ss 3 KKoyai V JctS 2;0ss;
far announced for the spring and fall meetings
{. ]. and Harry Hamlin will hold their annual
sale OF park horses tomorrow at tho American
Horse Exchange under tho management Of w.
d. Grand. The consignment comprises some
the extensive stud at the Village Farm and
chiefly the get Of Mambrino King and his sons.
Among them Is the now noted high-stepper
Prince Charming, by Prince Regent, 2:164, out
Of Claribel, by Hamlin's Almont, Jr. The grand
cent Boston Horse Show by giving o. H. r. Bel
mont's veteran of the tanbark. Shutdown. q close
rub for champion honors. Prince Charming and
PealinR Chimes, the latter by Chimes, out of
Janet, by Mambrino King, won first prize as q
tandem. Your Grace and His Lordship. a Viii
lage Farm pair of similar breeding, wore also
among tho blue ribbon winners. These horses
and several others equally good are to be, sold
tomorrow. Joseph E. Widener Of Philadelphia
Is also q consiRnor to the sale.