The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-07-10
TROTTING AND PACING.
John Il. Gentry and Joe Patchen to Meet
at windsor Tomorrow.

at windsor Tomorrow.
The leading trotting meetings In the East
this week will be at Dover. n r.. In the New
England mile track circuit: at Worcester. Mass,
In the New England league Of half-milo tracks;
at Bln9hamton and Utica in this State. and at
Titusville. Pa. in the Lake Erie circuit, In the
West the two important meetings OF the week
will be held at Windsor. Ontario. across the
river from Detroit. and at Peoria. Ill. These
two Western meetings will probably bring to-
gether nearly all of the best horses that have
been entered at Detroit for the opening OF the
Grand Circuit next week.
John R. Gentry. 2OOh. and Joe Patchen.
2Oit, are billed for another race on the fast
mile track at Windsor tomorrow. Judging
by the speed shown by Gentry on the half-mie
track at Lima. Ohio. last week. the handsome
son OF Ashland Wilkes ought to pace a faster
mile at Windsor than he has paced in a race
since he defeated Star Pointer In 2Olh az Glens
Falls four years ago. W. F. Redmond's re-
markable green trotter Henry s.. by Gold
stone. has been shipped to Detroit for his en-
gagemsnt in the $4,000 race there next week.
As he did not start at Boston he will probably
Joe Thayer'sM and NJ. candidate. The Bonos-
man, by Baron Wilkes, Is at windsor and may
meet the New York horse at that meeting.
Thayer drove him a mile in PISA Just before
Connor, the black PAGER that defeated Mazette
and Viii Ley burn In 207h. 200 and l;o0Sa
at Boston last week Is a former Sew York,
| the Harlem River Speedway was opened. and
drove him to The front In several brushes there
before selling him. The turf career OF the black
1889, he was brought out as q trottsr In 1891.
gaining a two-year-old record OF 2;7e% atLex-
ington; He trotted eight races, ~ his three
year-old form, cutting his record down to 2;2l.
His one race In 1903 was won without beating
| this record, In the following year, he trotted
seven races and lowered HIS mark to 7lsk:
started In twelve races In 1895. .winninS most
| Of them, together with a record OF TIA. In
1896 he earned brackets IN nine races out OF
isoS he paced eleven races and lowered his
without beating this record; Last, year he
10 2loA. This remained his best record until
Alta Mcdonald drove hun a heat In 2O7h last
week AT the outset Of his tenth. consecutive
campaisn. Al told he has started N ssvsntSS-
Clay, 2;ls. out Of Bessie V. by William Welch,
the son Of Rysdyk's Hambletonian. He Is
Bay star 22sh. the candidate Of Edward
Winter for the $4,000 race at Detroit, trotted
a mile in 2:iO and a half IN, l:Qsh over the Point
shipped away from home, on the strength Of
this trial the mare was made a hot favorite when
she started in the 2:2l race at Boston last week.
She finished behind the distance flag In the nrst
heat won BY Rustler in 2:l5h. Bay Star Ia a bay
mare by Kentucky star, son Of Hers Mann
brlno Patchen. Her dam was Zada, by Wllmore.
She won a six-heat race at Lexington In 1871,
gaining a record Of 223,i.. In 1898 she trotted
at Lansingburg and Mineola without winning a
heat. Last year she made one start at Saginaw,
but was distanced In the first heat. Matter
Kclm. anothe, fast green irotter in the Winter
string, gained q record Of 2:i5 at the Boston
meeting. He ia a bay geldinF by Young jim,
dam Lucinda. by Princeton. The horse began
the campaign In. the s:ON class.
Ayrian, the promising green PAGER by Arion,
2O7'., that Pachal Cherrier drove q mile In
2l3H NJ Empire City Park last month, was
Withdrawn from Cherrier's charge and turned
over 10 Ed Bither OF Jay Eye See and Krenlir
fame Just before his race at Boston last week
He was dist9nced IN the frst heat Cherriel
has taken the well-known Speedway PAGER
Jack, !2i2h. to fit for the wagon races mex
Saturday.
Del Whitehead. who recently bought Of Ca
myn Mower the promising trotter Mu-Gueton
2i73, by McEwen, 2lsk, has placed him In tn
hands Of Jack Curry. AT his last workout Mus
queton trotted a mile In 2;i21i.