The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-02-24
THE SPEEDWAY STABLES.
REVIEW OF NEW iORk'S GREAT cor
LECTION or HARNESS HORSES.
Ne. s.-Mr. g. &. Lloyd. One Of ths New Drivers.
Has Some Good Ones In His strtnE-Wnh
Richard r.. 2;2I Is, and Amherst Boy
He beat II. d. Armour's Team-Chsin
shots Fast Work,

Richard H.. 2;2I Ia. and Amherst boy
He beat II. q. Armours = IMAM
shots Fast work.
Mr.. G.. G.. Lloyd is comparatively a new
| member OF tho New York road-driving bri-
! gadc. but no one manages to extract more real
solid pleasure ont 81 the sport. lie began 10
drive about I've years ago. and IN that snort
time he has made himself popular with all
who patronize the road, has developed into
a frst-cla-s rein-man, knows a good horse
when he sees one and Is u ilrst-fate Judge OF
speed lie will never refuse TO brush, no
matter how fast his opponent may he. a
defeat never di-turbs his good humor ana n
victory simply adds to hs pleasure. as he
loves the sport for sports sake. lie was
always a great admircr Of horselcsh. but until
he bought Amherst Boy. 22a',, five years ago.
he did not feel able to crafty his taste for
driving Amherst Boy proved to be an excel
lent road horse and is still driven on the Speed
way. his present owner being the veteran
driver. j v Cockroft. Mr.. Lloyd saw
Amherst Boy on the occasion Of a visit TO
Elyria, Ohio. and bought him from W. T..
Miller Of that place. Before th" Speedway
WAS opened Mr. Lloyd brushed Amherst Boy
on the Brooklyn Boulevard and was never
hes ded during all the time he speeded there.
with the opening Of the Speedway Mr. LLOYD
transferred his stable to New YORK ana mas
ever since been one Of its most regular patrons.
In Richard Is. ??i1., and Amherst BOY 10
pole. Mr. Lloyd had the first team that de-
feated the fast pair driven by II y. Armour
Mr. LLOYD has owned Richard u but two
years. lie Is a chestnut gelding. by hlyrla.
in fact. the three first horses Of speed ever
owned by Mr.. Lloyd are by that w"ll-known
sire Richard was canpaigned quite auo-
c~essfully during the season Of 1898. winning
two or three good races, beating. among
Others, Dolly lrchutN AZ Warren. ONO.
since he has been used on the Speedway
Richard b has measured strides WIN about
every crack driven there for the past two
wears and has won moro brushes than ne has
lost he can trot a much faster clip than his
record indicates and Is no casJ horse 10 beat
lie IL good gated and carries has head and
tail like II show horse.
The black gelding Malzour. 2l5'., was
the next one added to the Lloyd stable. He
is also by the Ohio stallion Elyria. lie was
purchased from William A. Palmer OF Akron,
Ohio. During the season OF 1893 he proved
himself to be- a racehurse of high degree.
lie won the , Is trot al Bowling Green. Ohio.
in straight heats, and DURING the October
meeting at loNiugton he won an exciting
sevcn-heat race that proved his staying
qualities. lie won the third. fourth and
seventh heats IN 2l,ii. no. .Hi's, de
i,.tihf 7"fh hIN'I T. IH : M It,If.r Mai, e.
hhGN - i't'''' u,rc' '. IaI,.' oy"r the
same track. bee won tie = ~ trol IN ~irtight
h.','. ,1H."- e. p, XIII Of ,x I''r.,, uorsa-
men, NAo -4w Pa, nnnqk !riyg n lin, I rda
W." ,Nnn" ."H ~ stT,n. and game a fuisn
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shortly after Mal2our reached. New York,
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