The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-24
.DETROITS GREAT MEETING.
TWO-IN- THREE HEAT SYSTEM POP-
ULAR WITH HoRSENEN and PATRONS.
kinEmond's Wonderful Performance In the
$4,000 Race Never Has Been Equalled,
According TO Old Turfgoers - Serpol
Oh. E1r., o.to rrott.r ~ the Yenr.


$4,000 Rae. Never Ha. Been EauaIied,
According TO Old Turfgoers serpol
the First 2:IO Trotter of the Year.
Ajrocata. ., tho ,wo-in .,hree svsten, OF hor-
,ess rocipg ill snd r,,,cb 10 sunnort their
views in the s,orv OF Detroit's great trottinc
meeting IN, ~ ni,s,asn races decided dur
inc tho n,ee,inc ton war. ,ro,ted or paced
un,,sr ,ba,onr ,,,Ios ,r,p~i, nearly every in
stance the spaed shown IN these mile. and
repea, contests hordarad ON the sensational.
TIM eaI1s So. rr,torr,lv large allowing
-, - ,..-.,,.,,
piaihy the popularity OF the ne" ueP"'u'c'
the betting was heavy and tho races were
short sh,rn dcrisive with little cause for
,,I,. -. I'D, -. Sira -ao.s
complaint aoout dropping meats N'he iae's
tbree.in.ave system II is interesting TO note
49,. .. 1t, 49,
resulted Just Isl the sam. anne if the shorter style Of
racing had been in vogue. indicating that the
horse that can beat his field and do IL again is
generally the best at any Lind OF game.
The special race at Detroit was truly remark
hin .iIt ~. 49,, 49,, a, ,h,
ao'e' considering 'ne iac' 'ha' many OF Tue
horses were hardly keyed up TO go their best
clip at the hrst meeting in the Grand Circuit.
III zen ,ro'.'ns Iaces '"r' cn,ne ne"'S VIZ
reeled OF at an average OF 2:l2. the s'owest
The Lhbot'. mil. In o.o7t vaa Tho ,os,es, ~
"e hooo, mn. III ~ was 'ne ~ ~
poor .brsa Tets the
meeting were slower than o.l5 Thirty.fye
hs,. mer rsontr.G 70 C decide The ,an p,cjpe
races on the programme and the miles ranged
from shade on's 2:13n 70 Hall .'s2:05. The
PAGERS put In twenty-five miles beiow the Z:lo
mark. The total number of starters during
the meeting was 22'' oran average OF eleven to
each race
Although Nick Hubinger's New Haven tSot-
In TIE $1,000 raGe at RHtrSt last MeeE
IN the opinion that kingmond earned higher
honors man the winner OF IN. pig STAKE AZ
an exam u pc ot aSt game Sons's S ts0he
in the records & rTpSinS 10 e4nSa
oL s gu IN. we
Tine OF the seven miles was a shade faster than
ta%sr any ether system than the threein,
as Il WTns hHHe hT6e tanE
al the cnd Q; The am hear. and he would ike;
w,se nav recetEed fTst money az thiI stage OF
9sed psn Of end ing ,he raae and o5GS
the purse 70 the hor:e e., staging best IN the
plicatlon Of Peter {. kellogg schem" TO rule
9H5 every Try n3rsS that has been beaten three
KoyaI Baron TO the harm after three heats had
been trotted and would have finished the race
ne NE uay u was started' GIV.ng ne money to
Probably the majority Of horsemsn viii say
ssuch an sNard TouId have placed the best
TTtthout any reflection or the quality. Of ROYAL
n1ETn VINO vas .aIi ,6hf meats our ol seven
great trotter was bred and raised By the, late
A p Darling q the FTP la Avenue Hotel He is
UPWARD Of ii hands high. and is SO shapeiy Of
tSrm that a ws.litknown horSEeman SAID to
H Hiif' LON mars" Oh see'"t N."s"'"' '"''
You ought TO cut his tail on and make
81, him. n rsplied Marsh. Hes Jus, abou.
thu, likelirst critter ever pulled line over.
and you'll be reading about him as trotter
kingmond takes his name from his sire. King
RRaIrlinst9Tn and hs dam. R2Iysamond. by Red
as the splendid-looktnG, big bay stallion that
20. into collision at Fleetwood in the sum
r from the eTa ese,s OF WhcS
he died during the meeting. He gained
seen hersabouts. DARLING y@iasd him a, SO
gusrite dam OF W E. p Stokess Marguerite
4; -212,.: and John r. SHUTS Axworthy.
dam Of Klnemond. wa. bred byW: c. France
Of this city. and was by Red Wilkes out OF
Yerba by Herr Mamer,Ho Patchsn; Grandam
Wher Oar ing died. in 1SA} the Young trot-
ter then tWo-year-od. was sold at auction
| orSlIU, the lucky buyer being Frank Jones Of
Portsmouth \. H.. who is hi present owner.
kinsmond trotted one race last year. but got
no record until the June meeting this season
al Dover. - H. where he won the 80 race
in 2:lt... PTS. and 30. At Hartford. on
| July 3 he lowered his mark 10 - "a: winning
his race 10 very impressive style. He is en-;
| tered in the 20 race at the New York Grand
| Circuit meeting. The horse wears few boots
and no rigging and is very pure ga led. His
| mile in 2:1O', az Detroit is his record
Royal Baron. winner OF the SlOUh stake is
| a pony;:hpit hay, stallion, six. years old. by
Baron NiTSs. - our 81 paisy Back weed.
dam is a full sister 70 Carrie Hlgckwood. the
| dam OF the crack PAGER Atlantic King. 2:O,'i.
| The horse wa. bred hy the late Col. K q.
| StQner. Paris; Ky. who sold him az a two-year-
| Old TO one Mower 81 Georgia He gained a
| record u 2;2S in his maiden race AT Augusta
! in 1891. Last year he was campaigned IN the
| southeastern 81 rcuits ard was sold 10 4 J. Haws
| II Johnstown. Pa, for u long price after show
| ing fast trial. Haws kept him in the = -
! class throughout the season with view 10
| starting him this year in the $1,000 race at
! Detroit When the Juhnstown horseman died
! l.. Il -rtl