The sun., 1899-07-30
MEMS or THE HARvESs HORSES.
Dirsrtum Kelly Going Sound and VIII start
mt Glcns Falls.

N'''S "o,'E "oune """ WIN start
! Inc absence Of Directum Kelly 2:OS&. from
the list oi starters at Hartford and Detroit has
revived the conillctng reports which wero
ailoat last fall concerning the condition OF
i James Buffers great trottinG stallion. Some
turi Hosslps say that the handsome son OF Di-
rect Is hll'nG IN one OF MS legs aud the re-
port gained circulation few days ago that Di-
,',i,!. NeI'' Mne ~ le'',o.,'n. az iiar,'oru'
careiuily guarded from Inspection by all out
foundation os Troinor John Kauv h,I
49, s,aI,,n " ~. not.ni. i,'.i. 'n .aa
tho s'auioh out NJ Detrolt curing the
Grand Circuit meeting working him sew
oral allow noil,s tbe host n, ,vh,oh v,s
erni $40" n'i'os' 'ne o"s. vi "h'ch was
lroucu IN Z:loS wcll-Known horseman
! who saw him In and out of the stable states
that he appears to be as sound as new miled
dollar and never In his lie looked better than
at present. Kelly says his namesakc's first
month. Meanwhile his owner has a very good
stallion Saytop W TINT earned record p rs' o, 3o on
ot tn notroi, "'Io%' pob 'a ,a n
fast class nearly all through the circuit. so that
Ovncr Rutlcr cnp cboose ci,hrr ons to ropre-
sent him,
The well.known Speedway trotterJim Mans,
nsId is on the circuit this summer and is said
to be good for heat in 2l5 or better over
one-mile track. At the recent Utica meeting
ne enl'ereu el, the ;So l,s' oy winning neat Oh
the 2;4o race In 2;2oA' He sprained his ankle
is :, ,pected that he will he N 70 start again in
e.pee,e' '''a, % ne % Wi oe III 10 S'ar. "ea'h III
nut seiding. drove him on the Spec Speedway I last
fall and spring, beating, nearly everything eX-
GgSpt such cracks hs Sonwees and David Is:
m" morse was bred ht stony foTd " lharI"s
u
mare hy kentncEy Prince; Georg" McBride
s ovar sneffn NSe n
2;nS Ra't. lie had no pubic record until TINS
year. yeTEEE. >o,r,,,, .ro,.ou p,.1 ,.oo,. hvpo
publican. has been declared out of the $4,000
saGn race 70 me tr9ttea IN at III" NGT n0Tk
S9d waS laid up for rsppirs last ;Season and in
extsneivay in early closing stakes his year
ne but hs wrnns M ms sTS e
was asked 70 step fast, and the CHANGES are his
| turi career Is ended US recoru OF z;N,t was
iIsHtf,d Fantasy, $:96 BeHzctta. 2:oo'.; and
sf"TGn # 5"nd in SSssSn iES @ta %
| made the best time ever recorded on half
mill H. tTSrS tst niogsmor, 2Io vncnc w Mark. has
made for his great PAGER joe patch"n. 2:Ol =.
h"r! is w M meSt e. on Ala IN s craaf blk
%ts5%2o Ihs cntSnro ,ti hcr;Sman W is song ,;' I2
| hold the rcins over Gentry. Both horses are
| going we'll in their preparatory work. and the
| fastest harness race ever seen in Orange county
| is likely 70 result when the two rivals meas
| nrr strides on the historic half-mile track.
| Seven purses have been hung up for this
meeting in addition to the three stakes
of $1,000 each ,openpcd last winter under tn"
| patronage ot f.. II Hartman, Robert GOel"t
and ex-senator John Mctarty. Entries to the
| purse races will clos" on Aug. with Secre-
| tarv 4. j. Moore IN" classes Tor trotters are tn"
D
! ranTing in value from $500 to 500 while
| similar purses are open to PAGERS Of the 2:l1.
| 2.l4 and 2:22 classes There is TO he also
| double team rae" for purse Of SlVu. the
starters In this contest TO be named at the post
on the day of the race Aug -
| Brilliant contests ar" promised in the three
stake races many Of the horses entered hav-
| ing already displayed high form this season.
Among the improving ones in the Arden Farms
Stake are Paddy D.. 2:llh a: Ap-A!srt. 2:lI a: