The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-03

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Dark Bronze Archangcl--Cock-FIrst ]. II. Burley.
President Ne Cordova ana Others or the Driv.
lug Club Favor o One-s1iie Course.
The Executive Committee of the Driving
Club OF New York met yesterday at the Office Of
President De Cordova to confor about the loca-
ton Of the proposed new t%rotting track. SO
many sites have been offered to the club that
the Committee on Location is kept busy look
ing over the available property, and its work is
not yet finished. President De Cordova is one
of those who believe that nothing less than a
full mile course, the best and fastest In tho
country. will meet the requirements. He said
yesterday:
90 want to give assurance to the admirers OF
the trottinE horse that tho Executive Commit
tee OF the Driving Club is using every effort to
find a suitable location as near the city as pos.
sible where we can build a mile track. with
grand stand. clubhouse, and other improve
ments. that will be At and worthy to represent
the trotting interest and the city of
New York. Why should not New York,
with all its wealth represented in the trotting
horse. have the fastest. best equipped course
in the worldi And why should .wo not have
over this track a great, day each year and a
great race that would be for the American trot-
ting horse what the Derby is in England for the
thoroughbred-a Ham bletonian Day3 Trotting
IL essentially an American sport, and we ought
to have q great representative trotting race
every year and have It in New York"