New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-27
THE SPEEDWAY.
SIR ED AND ISLAND BELLE WIN
EVERY BRUSH.
n,cy,nn cpoxER,s NEW TRorrER KENTUCKY
UNION NOT VERY FAST TO wAooN-BhAf-
EN- HY ArvEs-rEREsA p. SWEEPS
THE SPEEDWAY.

the most o'p rha white nosed daughter Of Aber-
deem did not take part In any VI 'i,o ~
oyervbody along the sidewalks wah.eu " 1'o -
49, s,e holds a faster record than any other
trot,er IN New York and because she peone
the man who runs the town. A. T. ferieh' "a IL ~.
so,o drove her 10 a pneumatic wagon he mao as
% rded nearly all of the boots ana ar'iho,a ~
alliances which Kentucky Union carried ~ nv
races a few years ago. and she wore ho'"'o o.,
cent a set of harness. pair OF tendoh poo's -
word and TOE boots scalpers behind. IL WE VI.
second time the famous mare had Deen see" w
connduay She mado her debut last Friday, ana "a'
sopndIv beaten by Alves. 2oea in her hrst tbai
on the Speedway. Horsemen who saw saw, she would
occasion gave II their opinion tnat s sie Tho
nc, he highly successful as Speedway hyer about
trouble with her seems TO be that she The essential
ggnaittes in road horse whether troiter or mare
ability tc start g@ek tG reports Rves is too
Saody in this respect but he could open gap she o
two hTee has sn Sn Mr. Croker has turned
the fast mare over to Nathan Slrausa u IN Eurone
Arotbar eneedway turnout which attracted Inuch
attention among the spectators was that OF %. ~
Demarest lie drove the two bay Hotteis 49,
21Os., and Little Edgar, 2IOh. IN ooupe hdiHV's'
and they made shSSTy s4ee TcycoTGs key are
fastest par OF trotters seen on the re
Den en- IRONY 2:2iI and Quicksilver, 216l that
made a record of 2I6h4 to pole last se"S0'
half-mile track.
Charles Weilands new PAGER ADA +" |V'7t W
tinguished herself In several brushes yes'e'u"''
Of the best contests OF the morning was Det"''
Ada p and the buckskin PAGER smith, I'If'8' ~ We
min and tuck for half mile or more Ada r. hoiu-
~ tha Lead nv not more than a neck nearly all the
wav from the bend down TO Washington Bridge
Just as her driver began to ease his mare near we
bridge believing his opponent was Ieady 20 him In
sniiz rallied with a sudden rush whlch cai ~, , M,
frop and
lands 21O PAGER Ada p redeemed nen nedil tay
omes6ts after the brush She set the clip so iast
that Fossie jumped into the air after g9ns Rots
n m,e oH are e' newcomers on the Speedway.
Dr. II. H. Kane. the owner OF Darrell VIVA uiose
q new PAGER yesterday and surprised eVerSpou'
bv sending him along so fast that j. W. cornish
onastnut trotter David b.. 2:osA had TO take his
dust Inquiry brought out the fact that DIT kahes
new, one was Honest John 21Ss formerly owned
by D. n Wilbur. Dr. Kane and Mr Wii tt u drove
Dr. Kane old AmbSeSier mbatxter 6ed
his own with the fast daughter OF sidney
A pair OF trotters driven by Anton Schwartz at
tracted much attention among the spectators on
the sidewalk Mr. Schwartz drove LILY Glehh.
2I7H. the big chestnut mare by Time Medium ana
wyoming. 2lSA. by Candidate He started them
nm in several brushes, beating everything he met
2l4s by Storm. and Island Belle, 2l61. by EnVo-
lent They were driven by w. r. Rose TO one OF
the light running Werner wagons and were !"
fine form Sir Ed and the chestnut mare lalrly
flew toward Washington Bridge when they started
above the bend in the road, drawing clear OF Mr.;
Schwartzs fast trotters in the nTst iuilons a NJ
Roses fast team defeated all corners and were
easily the fastest pair on the Speedway The pac,
ing STALLION on C dSt from sir SRI d and Island Belle
Another the PAGER Smiax, ZZlA
When Claybourne measured strides with J. A.
Rlaurock's noted trotter Kingwood 217A. he had
to take the dust a second time Mr.. Blaurock S
borse had only half a length the better of his OPP
ponent when they shot past the point of rocks near
Washington Bridge. and this was one OF the
closest contests of the day. Kngw9od was hooked
Handicapped him materially, yet the gallant IN, oaa
trotter got over the ground with MS heaVy Iodu AZ
could equal
Teresa b.. by Allie Wilkes brought over
from Montclair by David Tuers, her owner, for a
shy at the Metropolitan trotters In 1897 she made
q record OF PISA a PAGER. and last season
trotted to record of 2:16l4. When seen on the
| Speedway yesterday she had her trotting shoes
on. and she optfooted nearly everything she met;
down the road length IN front OF Or ). r. Moore
Speedway Cup winner McMian. ZIad+; She , he eS
| Moore said he came back up the road that the
! trotter had got away In front at the start.
| Mcmillan redeemed himself later in the morning
| IN a brush with J. N Cornishs trotter, David B..
| 2:O9A leading all the way from Dykeman-st. TO
Washington Bridge In another brush Mcmillan
landed in front of the fast bay trotter that +. E.
Bronx was driving TINS horse was SAID to be
| said he was the well known campaigner Pilot
Ven Whoever he was he kept in front Of
Mcmillan almost TO the end or the speeding ground
where he made break and fell behind
| Mr. Bronx had better luck when he started his
| fast horse in company with Frank B. Tracy's big
chestnut trotting mare Eola. 2:l915. and George A
Coleman's bay trotter srock. Easy. Coming W
past both competitors showing as much speed as
any horse the road for a furlong or more.
The square effortless action Of Eola and hel
tenacity In sticking to the t.ot evoked many com
pliments for the chestnut mare from Owego. I'm
less interfered with she is always on her stride
and she possesses enough speed to beat many
She outfooted Luke Burke's fast black horse. Yves
Wilkes. 2l35. by Norman in one OF yesterday
In another TIT she defeated the , Moptan
was formerly driven on the road by D. r. Hanna
the Garden last week.
Christopher Hackett's chestnut PAGER. King Tom
, | by Mambrno King. the dust West Wike
and Eola just before the morning drive ended
King Tom has public record but he has Otter
demonstrated his ability TO make one low down fl
the teens.
, West WILKES and John +. Cockerills new roa
horse Swift. 2:l6I. the contestants In spir
tied brush the way down town. The start wa
g near High Bridge. and the rival had
: hammer and tongs down the slight decline towar
: One-hundred -and-hfty -6fth-st Luke Burke bran
dished his whip and called West Wilkes 10 d
his best. The black trotter did his best but h
! was overmatched Lwift drew ahead and in tryin
a ! m LaoD III
which left him far In the
A slight mishap occurred near Washington Bridg
as the roadites were starting for home. A horse
whose owner declined TO make known his identity
started TO run away at the end OF a brush with tn
chestnut PAGER Brooks. Mounted Policeman Phil
J. Austin gave chase and caught the unruly ANNA
but In doing so Austin's horse got his foot caugh
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