The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-05-22
NEWS or THE HARNESS HORSES.
sastee q Pesee stirtins Dies - vsaling
Mr.. O'Dcsi's New Purchase. Lamp Ciri.

VIZ tStat = WV H8Evt1os<. lamp NstFt.
Medic. dam Of Frank works %. 100 colt.
Peter stirling. three-year record 3iiS.
also Of Black Robert. 3lsh In the 40 me stAble.
lost a sister TO the crack Kentucky futurtty
winner at foalins at the farm Of Dewitt c.
Palm-ter. Berlin. Wis last week. The nlly
was almost = counterp part Of her illus'rious
brother. Peter stirling. and had she lived
would have commanded q high figure Mr.
Work has Pilot Boy. ?oo',. back In his old
Dor stall and IL using him on the road. The
sray geldihg was wintered ~ CARL 4 Burr's
farm az tommack. l. j. and IL In splendid
condition Tor fast work.
Alden Goldsmith. the last 81 the noted
reinsman family Of that nsme. 10 to become
n public trainer this season. after having
been away from the turf since his uncle.
John A Goldsmith died q few years ago.
His father vas James II Goldsmith. one Of
the most successful trainers and race drivers
We have ever had. while his grandfather.
Alden Goldsmith. owned Volunteer. Glo~tcs.
All: Driver. ?is,. and many others Gold
smith Maid took her name from On early
ownership. The Go.dsmiths had q large
farm at Washing tonville near Poughkeepsis
and the widow Of John Goldsmith still con-
trolls the old homestead. although not living
there At present. having married a foreigner
the hots-men, drove STEAMBOAT. 2o1N,. miles
a. fast as ? 10 IN 1894. when John Goldsmith
NMs NNfkllk tne q bI NAltNu. ana uUutF MS
unclr's coaching had all the old ooldsmih
proficiency with unsteady horses, The senior
Goldsmith. together with the late Edwin
1h"rue Of Dutchess county tried q costly
experiment one season at Poushkeep-ie-
that OF conducting a meeting without pool
selling IL has never since been any ones
Lamp Giri, : 90. purchased at the Cleveland
-sle by III. local bunker. Daniel oDell. has
known To sp.rdwayites She formerly TOOK
sharp hold OF the but soing away and her
drlyrr. TO or"r,oI" the inoonv.nisJhcc OF
ORR can ppc" very fas, and l. of the double
gated sort III t'trr, likes 80 well Ono"
hrl-hi.r a. a rule than IA" simon pure tTott.r
Mr 1pell Ia, a stallion ,Einper.ur. !.sa.
%hand.ona.t hi. In" left, and i may b. that
Lamp Girl viii 10 bred to him She has
ipp",Soun =, The spe.drry Mf so'Tcii'. new lev
purchase should hold her own IN slmo-, any
company
before leaving thi. city for Memphis Fred
eri5k G"rk.n Was reported to have offered
to match The Monh agnin-t any trotter -sv"
stro, another would have 10 sAss The Monk
after ten last dsy~ PRIOR TO such a racr Doubt
To-. too, MIR soannell would not tolerate
would Mr. G.rk~n. 20 either Mcllenry or .om.
hish dla-. trainer would set the nerken
,,o,,S, .nc. nv 70 f fNa NOM IP I Sos.d sivss Gee. 70
isr,irl IN. Ion OF Chimes chances to race
will and Is well pleased with hi early season
shaving
Tho-. knowing The Abbott az all well know
that never before ~ his career OF rve SEASONS
o. the turf has no bcsn a mil" IN ? TO-, any
where near ~ early not even when h" was
wtntered at Selma. Ala and last Jason u
wa late Jun" ere Gssr> ~t~pI-d the Cleveland
track IN : CO., With the eS-chA NIPPON Iis
last years lew races did not inJur. him and
b" comes out for the To-? campaign almost
a brand new troitrr should he hold his
form when shipped north It should h" hi best
so, Oh on tho turf The figures. ?oa, ar"
hard to even equal. vet Geer- has said that
h. ~ poets 10 mark Scann.ll- s2s,s SO trotter
? 81 ~ q: thi- season IL u several seasons
sinc- III. Abhot was fitted for three In i've
race. ami there li"s The Monk. sole chance
Tor a victory in the opinion OF many local
lnrEnmnn