New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-09
HARNESS RACING.
DARRELL IS LAME AND MAY NOT BE
DRIVEN AGAIN FOR TEN DAYS

DRIVEN AGAIN FOR TEN DAYS
Most OF the noted trotters and PAGERS that took
part IN the brushes al Speedway Park on Election
Day were missing Yesterday along with some of
their owners. Yet there We're newcomers enough
70 make lively sport on the popular speeding
ground. What promised 10 be the best contest Of
the afternoon ended In a huke owing 10 the inter-
ference II careless driver. who turned his horse
squarely across the road in front 81 Mcmillan,
2l7iz and K!ngwood. 2l7i4. Just as the TWO crack
trotters were coming down the stretch north q
Washington Bridge. heads apart in a spirited
brush for the lend Both Dr. J. F. Moore and
John A Blaurock the respective owners Of McMh-
Ian and Kingwood. assert that their horses have
never been sguarey beaten or the Speedway, and
there was much interest in the outcome Of their
contest. They We're hardly under way when both
drivers had 70 pull up suddenly as almost 10
throw the horses on their launches IN order 70
overt collision with the crossing vehicle
Seaman Lichtensten's big gated littie bay trotter
Tora. 224a., hooked away or at the end Of the
shafts OF high wheeled wagon. kept King~ooa
busy IN a brush from the bend 70 the bridge. He
was always length or TWO behind the brown horse.
but Kincwood had the decided advantage ~ light
pneumatic wagon. A. even hitch Toea might
have won Handicapped he was he came
out second best IN another rorsing brush with A.
c Fsh's chestnut PAGER. Charley b. 2ll'a few
minutes after his defeat by KnEwood Nj Blal-
rocks noted horse added another scalp 70 his belt
when George A. Coleman turned his diminutive
pacing mare. Hattie by smmocoon. 2.i3 against
the speedy son OF kentucky Dictator Mr.. Cole
mans weight is not iar short u three hundred
pounds while Hatties cannot be much more than
twice as great as her drivers The little thing Is
without a public record having never started IN
q race She showed the speed OF a 200 PAGER FOR a
short distance yesterday but the weight and the
pace told and her brilliant fight O; speed ended IN
break
Dr. H. II Kane's chestnut trotter William f,
2:22is held his own In long brush with Dr. II.
=. GilTs bay PAGER Jack. 2l2i2 winner OF the
CUP race for Speedway PAGERS az the recent meet
ing at Empire City Park Jack got away more
quickly than the trottcr and had a lead u an
open length or more he end Of tho first quarter
Before they reached the bridge the strong going
trotter made UP the lost ground and was slightly
in front. But the driver % Jack would not sur
render. 50 the contending horses kept on over the
crest Of the hill under the bridge When they came
back DR. Kane said that Jack began 20 gain the
moment they struck the decline beyond Washing
ton Bridge. and finally got his head and neck IN
front. Everybody who saw Or Kanes beautiful
mare Darrell 207ia beat Bumps. 203i. and Robert
j.. 2Oli.. down the road last Sunday morning Will
be sorry 10 hear that the queen Of Speedway
PAGERS has been quite lame since her brush with
had little hope Of being abe 70 drive her again for
ten days or more just the lamps were Light
saw hard-fought contest between William z and
Hugh Riley's Grand Circuit froit~r OemmoNoie
ing speed and. after getting off length or So be
hind his rival made up me ground and beat nm
several NV horses o., note were seen in The
driveway Yesterday. Amos Rathoun ~ D.snss
Falls. drove a handsome big gray frottrl. lhat
was recognized by some NJ ne circuit followers as
Success 2i2a. by Sherman. The horse was owned
by the champion hnliardist. Frank q I've. a me
time II his DEAN last summer George W Si,..'l
vas out behind The black trotter Wootsidc. -
by Hawpatch. He is shapelv big Fellow. Win
snowy action. and h. had sped enough IN n nisn
fourth In PIP az Lexington last year hN-Nllr~I-
nan Henry Hughes. owner ~ the fast rolter r.
Lock l2i.. drove The bay frottins mare !liico ny
King Wilkes that gained record o. --t-2 -
Rochester last year Captain : VI Tutni4A -
Goshen who is preparing 20 campaign string a..
American trOtters In Europe next season, was v-,
in company with his trainer. Ira kNerson. pcnlNl
n black team Charles II kerner, one or tAs
Oldest Of New-York road riders. drove pair or
hay frotters the identity " which couli nor N"
learned Elmer Steven and Edward DE 'erhea
were exercising the handsome bay mares Gam
hrella and Water Maid 2l3i2 that 'olonel Law
renee KID exhibit In the class Tor l'Nt'l-
teams az the Horse Show next week. narles
Weland who lost his fast PAGER jubilee w Tx =
couple OF weeks had good one 10 replace nlin
i'm tis recent purchase. the hay mare queen
Wukos by Lexington wilkes out Of Phalas Queen
n, Phellas al3a Although she mas no Ir'vfn
his marc IS very fast. Hoy owner says she H,-
feafed such good ones Alha'ross -l,14 vs,@tr
9.20. and sir Ed 2I4a.. on Election Day. w. VI,
Woiland bought her few days ago from W. ,
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