New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-25

the way to the finish winning without q oriNe'
He was three or four lengths behind his rival Wnon
they started the second time, but Mr.. Stlaus e1
out to Mr. Cockerill Go on! viii try 10 over
take VOL" Again Maiacca trotted at terrinc speec'
almost closing the gap In going furlong' out the
strain told He broke wildly Just after rounding
the bend in the road and lost SO mucn GROUND
that Mr. Stratus pulled him up. An even start was
made the third time and Malacca rushed away al
a clip Swift could not match. Mr.. Strauss morse
was leading by an open length or more as they
passed the end of the iron railing. half a turiong
from the finish. 1t looked though Swift could
never catch him. for Mr.. Cockerils horse appeared
to be wavering on the verge OF 4 break But ne
stuck to his gait and responded coUrageously to
every call of his driver. Malacca weakened sHgnt-
" as they neared the goal and in the last strides
Swift got his head and neck in front. This brush
was close and inspriting that both drivers were
eager to try it over again. Malacca this time
showed plainly that he firing, for Swift kept
on even terms with him from the start, and at the
finish drew away and won by fully open length.
Mr. CockeriI has just added to his stable Of road
horses the brown trottng mare Annie Littel, 2Z&i,
that won two IN one week at White Plains
last fall. She then owned by William Ltchard'
of Riverhead, Long Island. Mr. Cookery saw a
trainer speeding her down the road last Saturday
and bought her on the spot without drawing q line
Mr. Straus had Cobwebs out FOR spin yesterday.
ana ni ms f 56a rens over Robert j. 2 the fastest
read horse In New-York. according TO the records.
horses
took part in brushes. Robert j. is as easily
driven as q pet pony,
Princess Pique. black trotting mare. owned and
driven by Thomas B. Leahy was among the ba stars
mile in 1:O5 one day last week. Starting against W
j. Clark's nderim. 2:231a. and Alexander Franker-
STEMS Glenmere Boy 2I414 the black mare out out
beaten only a head the last time Glenmere Boy
afterward defeated II. B. Phillips Grand Circuit
trotter James sheyn 21$12 Mgnon .t,,1 brown oTd
that goes either gait at will without change OF
She was in q pacing mood yesterday. ". c. Pick
etts bay trotter Don Cyrene started with them and
finished third This horse later outtrotted Mr..
PieTces brown horse Upton in spirited brush,
and Tpton in turn held his own in a trial Of speed
with christopher Hackett's chestnut PAGER king
Tom 2I9A; F. W. Derrin's Bell Boy and Alfred
Epsten's Crescent and King Tom were the contest
ants in three brushes. Bell Boy winning them alI
He led King Tom by a short neck only In the last
Among those on the Speedway were N; R Doe.
driving the bay PAGER Wesley D.; z. c. Kirkland,
driving Silver Fleece chestnut four-year-old trot-
ter: Andrew Kane, with the black PAGER Amokin,
9e11i5: Charles Bechtold with the black trettfng
stations Mingo and The -Four Hundred hooked to
mole: F. W Cole. with Ethel B.. 22O1a the chestnut
trotting mare that ran away on the Speedway side
walk q fortnight ago; Harry s. Toplitz with the
Horse Show trotter Lille Lsnstryi Robert Mar