New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-14
GOSSIP OF THE TROTTERS.

T Malcolm Forbes Is among the subscribers 10 'he
5000 Transylvania purse 10 be trotted Tor az Lex
ington In October. 1t is expected that 'he bos'o"
turfman will start Bingen, 2:l2h. by May King
although he has, according TO the reports, Two
other remarkably fast young trotters in Nico. lisa
by Aron. and Nowaday 2:l6A. By Lookaway. 'ohh
H. Shuts and William B. Fasg. OF this CITY, are
among the Subscribers 10 the Transyivania. Inc
former will probably start Town Lady. 1'los, os
wilton Mr. Shuts bought this young mare rom
Robert Hoe Of Tarryown for 81 esne She
one Of the fastest green the turf In 1881 and
was good winner. Mr.. Fasig's subscription was
ooSed upon as Being one OF the best troter' in his
class. There are twenty-one SUBSCRIPTIONS 10 '"e
Pennsylvania this year
N,retv entries have been received by the Park
wav Driving Club for the three days trott'ns
meeting which is scheduled to begin at the BROOK
lyn half-me track Wednesday OF next "eek
This is Tn average of ten horses 10 race VINO"
will tax the capacity OF the Parkway course II NOR
than half OF them appear when the bell nhgs Inc
entries are mainly local and Long lsIand horseo'
some of them being old favorites at the PARKWAY
meetings There are nine nominations In the free-
for-au which is open to both trotters ana PAGERS
Rife 211A by Eyria. and Connor z:loA oy
Cyclone are the only trotters entered the o'ner
seven being PAGERS. These are ". H. G., 2:os1A. oy
Marsellaise; Ally All, by Alabaster; Volta Viva
by Jerome Eddy; Red Lady. 2l2A. by Red wilkes
KITTY Van, 2Is%, by Pennypacker and Joe Nelson
915X bv Perduro Such fast trotters as Agnes
s sadsy & By
and Dresch 2Isl by ST. Vincent are among the
ten in class In the 2 S flssi ARE
S95porS al BBayw sSd Critic. sss By Nsrva Rus;
sen @ BY Albert ;, w AsfiGsntN .s 2
b bH Ma mS CLARK opereta 2ss BY Eyra
S by rb KOsksf eass for has
seven entries the $40 class ten entries ana tne
class twelve entries In the the class ss's
tries and in the 800 class eleven entries
Anaconda who defeated Carbonate in the free
for-aII pac,ng race at Denver last Saturday, put
ting in his miles In 2O9}.. 1901. and 2Aoas Is the
first harness horse that has beaten zlo .nls year.
y Keating Of Ottnger fame. and will go through
the grand circuit Anaconda Is ,S one OF tro OF OF
I@T brought out in California lie was nre sar oy
j. B. aggn at RanSh Sv del ysa pasC Old near Iris sire
knight 2 tT9tsT ana by Is woo 6di nTo Wkes
from a sbn nav wilkes BY Adrian wilkes The dam
Of Anaconda is by Algona. the sire OF fiy,ng Jt 10
on, on hs c ss Joe aS and Fz
winding up his frst campaign by oeauns the Tag
Alto wonder. Betonica. 2'SA. ana gaming 'e'o'u
OF 2O8l4 in the race
pston,ca 2lOi1 Searchlight. 2o9Aa. and Anaconda,
90su the three sensational young PAGERS OF last
season on the Pacific Coast are all In the East or
an their way here, and the chances are that they
will measure strides In race on some one OF the
grand circuit tracks before the campaign ends
Not q few California horsemen believe that Search
bs was a. on only green yearold last year he
defeated about every hgh-class aged horse on the
ana %ss bre9 in Kentucky and
e the E5 o e Ac wnsn and
BY Betonea is IrodTy srn, OF Mrs. a sns
He is now owned by Frank Jones. of Portsmouth
f. Paid xssss s dSr him ahoa pDs
record il oi0is the three-year- old paced public
trial in 2Oss. at Los Angeles last fall. and 1t Is
TspoiS s1 sa he has q By %Se
by Eectioneer from the thoroughbred Mamie c. by
mp hapronsbbred wiIdlde so that he carries more of
blood Of the nan tsfI vSs e
viii make record Of Zoo Of ,v Sr hs
season
Jersey will be opened at Plainneld on Wednes-
dav June o. The meet will last two days. and
will be followed at intervals OF a week by meet
ings at Somerville. Pennington and New Bruins
wick The circuit Of four meetings VIII be under the
management Of the Central New-Jersey Driving
Association formed from the counties OF Hunter
DON Middlesex. Someise and Union AT each
place FIVE races Of uniform classes Tor purses OF
@ each IN Will be nss proy to May s 0 ss
special at each meet will be arranged later. The
Ss.es to s paen protnE pSens
and 2N rotting Entries 10 the r,anned p meot
close to-day WIFI w - '"'''' 80 . '''
field n. J.
SALE OF THOROUGHBRED YEARLINGs.
Fourteen thoroughbred yearlngs from the Ellers-
lie stud OF Captain r. j. Hancock. Overton. Va.
were sold last night at the American Horse Ex~
change The youngsters were weli-grown, we'll
bred and for the most part. fair-ookins colts and
allies but there we're few racing men present. and
the bidding was slow and spritless Captain Ham,
cock realized ss5sS for the lot an average OF only
sS each Ek- Corporation Counsel ". II: Clark
Tohn Hines and r NJ Parish, OF Charlottesville
Va we're the principal bidders. Mr.. Hines paid
the top price 500. for crooked. Legged bay colt
Morello by Eon out OF Cerise. by imp. Moccasin
He also bought likely looking brother to Lester
is BY imp Charaxus out OF Eolee. the sister to
Frederick Gebhards stout cup horse Eoe. M
Slark DOUGH-. E'' VIA bv INN R,i7e, FOR S7s A