The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-05-04
NEWS OF THE HARNESS HORSES.
Crack PAGERS Robert j. and King Egbert
May Bo Driven to Pole on the Speedway.

workers. VINO nave taken TO driving on the road
since the Speedway was opened. is now the
owner Of the crack PAGER King Egbert. 2:09a.
having bought the horse last week from John
lecture. King Egbert is an eieht-year-old
bay eeldinR. by King Prince. out Of Weasel. bv
Egbert grandam Molly Bawn dam Of Red Line.
2:15l. by the old-time champion stallion Snug
gler. 2:15G. The horse is a shade over fifteen
hands high; and very tloodlike, with quick.
speed In short order from a standias 81 s.. qp
Three Hs was Week. ks ae iasf lat J RsSssp on H H. n spss sTDsy
OF Robert J.. Fob. and as the horses are
much mSs e sIi b j p slz s form Snfa and and ysy :. E;SinSE sSsy
George !. CoIleman. who:driSes a new trot-
e eo, holding 5he relns over The Iig bay mare
BBt o.soD Hio a"s sS soUrn Thy b, h mare At Is the h IL 5i9'Ii iHs
sunol. 2:Os,., In form and she is one Of the
G GiEhsst, bred ef H Sarness horses o in town; being :
crime, Biaurock exchanged Critic h. for The
mue a. a m pay geioing Harry ONWARD
Josepi, +; HHbineor, the owner of John
]trotters, writes to The Sun that Willis .. Foots
will train and drive his horses again this year.
in the sprine and Hubi M ger n has si neeV the sa re-.
seiyed a ti 10 Of letters ,a r, and kilograms from
this year. The Texas reinsman is now abie
to give his personal, attention to the horses.
trainer.
The late Warren F. ,Leland,s well-known road
aay, At The A@eTisian Horse S'' ES sc s1aa BY By
hSFs ss'i to f ). seid are 4 Eli lille. A g9fs. b tS' rf G7hsr
S %ssssf! By Bei Hae ~? Mas By S %iFfe. Rsl; dh9sn nys. +;
W~ilkeswood. and the PAGERS Rupee, Pill, by
{iuy Wilkes. and Annie F.. 2:15t4. by General
horse show to be held Id at Manhattan hat ene Fie ed
May Is 5r to 70; The Tn NJ of y The exhibition
s ssos n nSnS %s s 70 Gis one In Of Gfi tie best Sc t oatdo eas
1 eSfss sh2 from q s. sns Ss"r 'fte FE' rs LBS Bios ssW ;:
to whom entries should be addressed
Ri hhs f and rD5e fivins Gi"b,s for ho .ss shS% srs
completed. and everything IS, in readiness Tor
tho opening this evening No previous horse
s'%s Success "S eas c'H Al t HSs p "as 'rhfs sv" ba ps9sP soids
only a small number OF choice seats still being
tlemen. who have had considerable expert.
e6se in awarding prizes at horse shows. will
Hoadsters. Samuel willetts. Roslyn. L. l.: har.
pess horses; g. Jason Waters, Atlantic City. \,
Talmsge, ,Bernardsville. \ J Or. I; {. Green
s snmpe Msn anal noni ssd # F. " vi He a2syi Manhattan anhsttan';
+ y: R2by. Manhattan. and Morton W. Smith.
SYRACUSE. May 3.-ssveral changes were
Circuit by Ths9do[e #. Coleman: secretaryos
hamton's dates. which are June 20, y. %, p;
open. Auburn may take them. Elmira will
HSt ho Jan any = races IS = thiS II {eba aye Her hssn d ttss s ;Shls6
meeting in Timira's place. Rochester has de-
tSs iar to hS SItv no 10 tS 6er dI4su me S t SSscj sSyFSr Snos
three meetings, the two assigned to her by the,
c .hitr J.; New Nv t Y9fk Circuit and an t., extra one.
Der. The circuit, as it now stands. is COM
posed Of Ithaca. Geneva. Syracuse. lion. Utica.
Troy. Albany. and Gloversville.
Trap Shooting. 49,
BY the scanty margin Of six birds the New York
State team defeated the New Jersey State team In
the big trap shooting tournament Of the Oceanic
Rod and Gun Club which was decided at Rockaway
Park. Long Island, on Tuesday. Summary:
New York state Team.scott, T.; woods, IL; Jen.
9inf iaa as; ' ini' Total tasi p i5a; i'' Ao'O'e' III waters
New Jersey Stpts TssmID5o BTisn. lS; Il; L. ysp
He;ss;, aS : jones'. il. y H. Hassinser. IS; Dr. iiioaaii!'
liam Ia Il, Hss,inge1, ii Dr.: Louis j., BIZ. L; Der.
P Fl. b. enSl T y; Jann j. j. i aSrry 6 8: H H. Wood .s' Isl 5ac ,. g..
Falcon, +; +. j, shields, Il.
shielas, Is. E1I, I; van DSne. 8; DiasS. :; "a
us asa :! b. h shi, $; Nt Vs% b bs1S y; ' %aie1;. !: A. :;
singer. !; Woods. 3: Scott. !; Ioeble, ~; Norris. 81
q Bren. - Charles. 3; Dihiey, =; Larkey. 4;
Shields. 3. 40.
fift.'n singles, Known Trans and Angles Laney.
II; Or. Bill, 10; Shields, 10; Waters. II; Larkey, 4;
Hassingcr, 10; Hesse. :; Woods, IS: Charles, Ii;
Ioeblc, X; Scott, o; Norris, Z.
Ten SinrlesmWoods .! iassinCcr. o: iarkey. Q:
Jennings, .; J. Stoney, 3; +. Coleman. 4.
Sweepstakes Race Ten clay birds-Dr. Bill. 81
Waters. .. Larkey, .: Di!hey. 4; HassInger. q; Falcon,
3; Scott. >; StOnry. o.
Ten Singles Dr. Bill. 10; Rfney. .; Scott. al
Locble. =; Woods. !; Waters, I; Falcon. s. Charles.
Triangular Match-Ten birds-Dr. Bill. o. Woods.
.; Waters, y.
Amateur Bouts Mt the Greenwood A. C..
The amateur boxing tournament at the Greenwood
A. C. was completed last night. The winners i'll the
finals were:
lo5. Pound Class Terence Edwards. Union Settle
ment A. c., New York.
II5.Pound Class-Alfred Ieavy. Union Settlement
&C.
Ia5-Pound Class-william Ryan, Mcclure A. c..
Brooklyn.
la5.found Class-John j. Mumford. New West
Side A. G.
l6s.Pound Glass william Hanrahan. New West
Side A, c
With the exception Of Ryan ard Hanrahan tho
yiCtIrg showed clevarpaaa md abiIttv tn bit had