New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-27
TROTTING AND PACING.
NOTES AND GOSSIP.

The principal trotting meetings In the East this
week will be at Syracuse. in the Central New-York
Circuit: at Batavia In the Western New-York CIR
cult; at Bradford Penn in the Lake Erie Circuit
and at Bridgeport. In the Connecticut and Massa-
chusetts Circuit.
Nearly all Of the best horses that took part in
the Parkway Driving Clubs June meeting last
week will go to Bridgeport for the opening OF the
new half-mile track there Tomorrow The entry
Il includes some Of the best horses In training in
the i East. The crack f Racer Pangt' 2e> by Bon,
against Dan q 23ol. ana dozen others John
open the campaign a. bridgeport with Ell 2IH.
by Steinway; Lou Mitchell. 2:22i. by Direct. and
others.
Another OF c. j. Hamlin's fastest trottcrs. Rhine
stone by Mambrino King has gone wrong and
had TO be sen, home 10 Village Farm from Cleve-
land last week The mare had shown such speed
IN her work at Selma and Louisville early IN the
season that Mr. Hamin entered her In the 5000
Merchants and Manufacturers stake at Detroit
and in many other important contests OF the Grand
Circuit.
Trainer John Cheney will leave Parkville Farm
for Providence this week with the string Of trot-
ters that he is going TO campaign for John H.
Shuts and others Mr.. Shuts sends four horses
out on the circuit this season. They are Town
Lady 2l3Ia by Milton; Lillian Wilkes 2:I7a4 by
Guy Wilkes; Falfa. 20. By Allerton, and Eyonia
Brooklyn breeder having subscribed to the SO 900
eyiyania Purse a. lexington the 5; G,5 DongIns
Purse at Louisville and several other important
drven any OF them faster than 800 w to this time
He expects TO make his first start at Providence
next month. following the Fourth OF July meeting
at Hartford
The extreme heat yesterday kept many road
riders indoors and there not anything Ike the
usual Sunday turnout In Seventh-ave.. Riverside
Drive and the Ridge Road The breezy clubhouse
OF the Suburban Club. which IS the favori;e rem
devious Of the road brigade. sheltered only hand
early in the day behind one of his Horse Show
trotters and later gave luncheon for David Bon
and Albert Hall, who came over from Siam
Diva Rosa, handsome speedy trotter that he Is
going TO exhibit AT me next National horse show.
Nathan Straus held the relns over his crack trot-
ter Cobwebs. PIP Frank Work was with Sea
GRIT 2 ana MIN e R1ss s a no p@
+. y. Lawrence with the fast gray horse Clayton
driving fraternity. had ne famous PAGER Robert
! 2:0% hooked to the lW-pound pneumatic road
wagon which was designed and presented to him
recently by Charles S. Cafrey. Of Camden. y. J.
Although Robert j. has been on the turf contnu-
horses. His owner let him stand unhitchcd at the
door while he entered TIE clubhouse Yesterday
alone TO the sheds. one hundred yards away.
One OF the pleasing features of the race for
trotters OF the 2:25 class at Goshen the Fourth
OF July will be the presentation Of n handsome sill
yer cup. valued slCo to the winner. IN addition
10 the regular purse Inns "N"'''"'"' Pi%o IN sN'H
by Rober, Goelet, of Tuxedo Another special 9riz~
~ $3.50 will be given by r. T. OcOtt for the first
trotter by MS horse Lord Eldon; that gains a
expects to win the money with I3ykr in the 2:)
race at Goshen. Although Mr.. Olcors horse has
yet TO get his first trotter he is the sire OF the
speedy PAGERS. Mrs. 10. 2:l5. and Cute. 2:ljA.
somewhat novel programme has been an
nounced for the Foprth OF July meeting at Noun
tain View Driving Park. Orangeburg. The three
races on the card are open 10 both trotters and
PAGERS bu; PAGERS OF the PA class must compete
with trotters OF the 2l2 class. thus giving the
horses OF diagonal gait two seconds advantage in
the handicap Ii is said and believed by many
horsemen that this plan Will bring the trottsrs
and PAGERS together fairer terms than whore
the speed limit II alike for both. Experience has