New-York tribune., 1900-09-24

nile. He has an Interesting history. some years
ago Mrs Jonathan Carpenter OF Grinsby Ontario.
went into raising chickens as a means OF earning
pin money From the money that she made she
dends derived from breeding Jerseys she bought a
LrOtttns mare or Two Mrs. Carpenter raised David
grew up 70 be horse. In the statistics OF breed
Ing the rrotter Mrs. Carpenter outranks many a
man who has spent fortune in trying 70 raise q
winner. From her origInal stock consisting Of
one Qrooo mare sister 70 the o-d Ne-4 ork troL-
ter Ftdes, 222-2. she raised Fides Stanton. 2:I5
that sold for $4,000; Maze C., 2I5; Stanton W.
2I714. and number OF other fast ones
Colonel Taylor is confident that David Harum
can hold his own with any horse on the New-york
Speedway. Alves defeated David Harum the first
day the Buffalo horse was the road Colonel
Taylor was not satisfied with the result however
so he offered 10 try st over. NIr straus was ready
and he suggested by way OF making II more in
teresring that the loser give 500 The Galveston
the two horsemen agreed YESTERDAY 70 meet on
the Speedway al 40 o'clock on Friday afternoon
FOR the trial OF speed
David Harum was one OF the most conspicuous
trotters the Speedway yesterday morning. He
simply logged and beat E. F. Pierce's good horse
Freeland. 2I714. making an impressive display OF
speed.
E E smathers's dainty little bay trotter Alice
Barnes which gained q record Of 211r IN the
Grand Circuit this season, was seen for the first
time with her owner holding the reing. Indeed II
was not generally known that Mr. Srnathers owned
yesterday. She went home unbeaten. after tax
ing part in many brushes. The Circuit PAGER
Scrath Belle 21+4. driven by the professional reins
man George spear. and the 5eet Virginia t-o-t-r
Coxey with Captain Mcdonald driving. tried 20
head her, but she played with both opponents
Coxey tried the second time 10 keep pace with
the busy little bay mare. Fast as he Is, he was
not equal 70 the task. and he trotted the full
f. the wake OF the flying Alice Barnes
The white faced pacing stallion Oddly. 2Ip4
which came here from Youngstown, Ohio. about
month ago and swept the Speedway clean one
Sunday morning. tried 10 do the trick again yes
ts-day. For q time everybody thought he was 60
ing 10 succeed. His first brush was with Darrell
24]-l5 the former queen OF Speedway PAGERS. The
Western horse defeated Dr. hane's beautiful horse
quite decisiveIy Not long afterEarC, however. Dr.
David RandeIs old white PAGER I. n B, 2--gl+.
took his scalp and before ne vent H9me Dr n y.
Anheuser 2e4a-. T y 3. was IN fine form yester-
day. He outfOoted half dozen or more ?r ne
Speed way stars and seemed 70 be tnvlncIble be-
until he saw his horse fairy outtooted 0y one
with a public record no faster t4an z1+a4. The
horse which did it was his old r1v al. Anheuser.
Among those seen on the road was James A
Murphy. OF Chicago. driving his pacing team Tom
and Lotus 22f@. Mr.. Murphy owned Star Pointer.
1881. when the great PAGER passed the zoo mark
We has brought five fast horses here 70 drive on
the Speedway this fall Frank T Holder, OF YoG-
kers, came down from the HNesrcaester SUBURB WIN
the crack trotting team True ChlIles. ----7+ ana
Fairfax Belle
Charles Reilly drove Mahlon. 2184.. which di-
vided with George B. Browns Dexter K, 2151+,
the distinction OF being the handsoest trotter in
sight. Mahlon won Two or three good brushes,
6se5inf a[n9Gs 2IsI NJ was unsuocsssfGi in
brush with L. ] kahn's crack PAGER George wal
lace, 2II7t-
\ P. Does lightning PAGERS Motion and Notion,
finding no competitors willing to dispute the right
OF way.