The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-21
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4 Wsu.wpovn Furfsseu ~ a-eshsn-Wersss eslG
nj tire GnFaes.
Since E. II. Hartman has controlled the
Goshen Driving Park that historic old half-mile
track 10 rapidly becomin an important train
ing ana racing centre. w. >. Andrews, John
| DIckerson and other wen-known roinsmon are
| located there with the horses Of Il. II. Harri-
man, ex-senator John MoCarty and James
| shcvlin Of Brooklyn. Capt. 8. NJ. Tuttlo is the
latest New York horseman to make Goshen bis
headquarters. He has purchased n place adj
Joining the driving park. and his crack PAGERS,
Lottio Lorraine. 2:O5a. and Dan O, 2:06i9. are
to be trained there. Barney Dcmarcst will prob
ably locate ut Goshen In the spring. He has
decided to take his stable of ~trotters and PAGERS
through the central New York circuit next sea-
son, combining his operations almost wholly to
the half.milo tracks.
meeting of tho track managers OF central
New York; win BIO held soon to arrango dates for
meetings. The circuit will probably be opened
at Lyonston Decoration Day, the campaigners
going from there TO Geneva Elmira, Bingham
ton, Syracuse. Utica, Troy, and Albany on sue
coeding weeks. Some Of tho horses will then go
from Elmira to Albany. while others will 60
from tho summer meeting. at Island Park to
the Now York State Brcodors' meeting at
Poughkeepsie. and thence through tho Orange
Tho 1yc-yearold PAGER Big Ike. 2:13h,
knocked down 10 James Davis" at tho Garden
"rost, who sold nm on Friday to L. S. Grant OF
Providence. Big Ike stands IL hands high. and
IL iss SAID H 70 is sG S sh Brs astsss n a:iaS Of q hi so si' Of u BROWN sTs,n,
Hal. a:12la. the horse that got Star Pointer.
William Kelly. tho former ownor Of Ansel
Chief. says bc will wager 81 900 even that tho
son of Ansel gains y. faster record than Percy
lie. Ansei Chief 10 q green horse that was bred
by Robert Bonner anal sold BY him TO Kelly last
Bonner's private Il at Tarrytown. Percy is
tho much-talkcd Of Tennessee fve-yearold. by
Ponce do Leon. 2:ls, out Of the dam q the er;
to have shown a mile in his work In 2:14la at
Nashville last year. Percy brought $500 ut
tho snle last week, while Ansel Chief was sold
The 14.yesr.old brood marc .Artihce, by Nut.
was struck Oh. for $sS at the sale Of the Hermit
years Gid II, he = mare are sSc%s6t q; iSS at S rs slc :
Glenyiew snlo in 1886. She was passed out OF
OF cuyfer is IS years old. She is tho dam Of
Cuylercoast, 2:l1: Harpeth. 2:21lp. and Hagar.
that cost 81, saS rs a wesnline at the Glcnview;
sale. brought $685. at the Carbon.
r,d Fred Ger GsTs & 1sS 9p fI,t noted sad trptt p.ssn team MS st one
for 1925 at the Garden salo last week. They
won the Intcrcity Cup for double teams in the
phia and this city in June, 1894, Later that
year they won at Fleetwood q match race for
5000 against Cephas. 2:lllt. and jesse. 2:21.
Lydell Whitehead, who bought the black
pacing mare Kate Greenlander. 2:l7a. by
ward c. Ellis Of Schenectady. Ellis also owns
the pacing stallion Ambulator. 2:1Olo. by Am.
bassador., Both PAGERS will be trained next soa-
son by John Van Patton.
Cyril Laurin, the Montreal horseman who
paid $e.150 for the PAGER Gazette. 2:07a, at the
Garden salo last week, is, negotiating for the
great four-year-old trotter Cresceus, 2:l1A. by
Robert McGreRor. Driven by his millionaire
owner. this colt trotted more fast races than
any three-year-old that has appeared since Di.
rectum's year. His record Of 2:l14 was made
in the seventh hent of q postponed race.