New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-10
THE SPEEDWAY.
BUFFALO TROTTER. DAVID HARIJM.
BEATEN IN A BRUSH WITH ATVEs

Colonel w. Perry Taylor, president of the Buf
falo Driving Club and former owner Of the nacar
Mascot, 2;o4, when that horse held the champion
record, introduced new trotter on the Speedway
yesterday. The horse was David Harum a green
one hailng from Canada and reported to be won
oerruLy fast. According to reports from Buffalo
Colonel Taylor's trotter is the Cobwebs of the
queen i Slty He has beaten all the good ones on
private in 2 %b S Sa9 has o srot tied mile in
Tor speed had preceded him and there was much
the local celebrities. Colonel Taylor had Just
turned his horse over to A F. Perren of the
Straus appeared, driving Alves 2O915 The AIler-
LQh morse was IN hgh Flesh but this did not deter
BqnaIo hyer; In the language Of the baseball
fore fairly under way and Mr. sraus to 1F4ks 1 1
back to jog to wait for him When he squared
NewYork horse who led ali the way from the the
bend TO Washington Bridge.
The counter attraction for horsemen at F,np,re
City Park, where the Grand Circuit campaigners
were due yesterday, kept many road riders off the
Speedway. There was still quite a gathering of
good trotters and PAGERS, and many interesting
brushes were SEEN Three trotters from Mr.
Strauss big string were on the road in the course
owner; He looked fat and soft, after having been
out OF training all sumner In brush with Ben
to take the dust. But Malacca, 2:i816 retrieved
setting the clip so fast that the big bay trotter
broke. Malacca was driven by Isaac Fleming the
lightweight trainer to light pneumatic cart
while Oscar pulled driver and wagon weighing
about three hundred and fifty pounds Mr. Zahn
was highly elated when Oscar won the return
brush from Malacca Both horses broke almost
spontaneously in this brush after trotinR nearly
halr mile. Malacca was well in front at the
time but Oscar was first to recover his stride and
ne peat the SPRAYING gated. spotted horse to the
bridge. - ~
The two gray PAGERS, Anheuser 224A and r N
b.. 2:lOA figured in a series Of brushes which
greatly entertained the crowd on the sidewalk II
oespite the difference of fourteen seconds between
Dennis Harrtngton's black mare Maud c. 2101l
surprised everybody by trotting over the speeding
ground three or four times without making q
break. Mr.. Harrington started her against small
Try only, but she disposed Of all rivals with cor
sulnmate ease showing meteoric bursts nf
speed. NuiStS Oh
misft team, made up OF a trotter and pscar
attracted no little attention by their speed ana
thelr diference IN action They were Genie 7
ana Little George, owned by Paul Mccormick os
Poughkeepsie. Another prominent new team yyos
uIlVSh by w r: Young. of Springfield who had
me me Bay mares kentonia, by Antonio and Proceda
ny ho9Re9 o TO pole This pair trotted an
IaSt SATURDAY IN a brush with the black racJr,oo
mare Wlld Rose, Z:l5A. driven by PhIliD / RoIis
OF Hazleton, Penn the team carried the Toe yie'
syNahtd PAGER 10 break. Wild Rose started oes
Tor town on the dead run and was ouiciv be 80 on
control One Of the mounted men On 49, Ueyond
washington Bridge nabbed her baforeH at ueHI
run two hundred yards 80 Oet'ie she mad