The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-30
NEWS or TIE HARNESS HORSES.
Smart Work at Empire CITY Track. when
Has RDeed Training Records to Date.

Has Speed Training Records to Date.
The Empire City track holds all records
for fast work 90 far this season. judged ~
the reports Of the work at other training
places A mile IN 2ISh. q half mile In :oS.
a quarter mile In SIX seconds and an eighth
In is seconds have been stepped BY the har-
ness horses over the Yonkefs course.
horse In harness has also covered mile
In less than two minutes. but II was at the
gait usually seen under saddle. Harry Dyck-
man g runner that he uses as prompter drew
q cart q mile In So
Yesterday was the regular working day
and the crowd present saw nine separate
miles trotted or paced In 220 or better. The
fastest mile trotted was In sharp workout
between Mas Whitney. 2O7h. driven BY
Senator Horace White. and Equity. 2a2<.
with A. E. Perren's trainer up.
Miss Whitney was on the outside, and the
first half was at 3:25 gait. Then the CLIP
grew faster. and the third quarter was trotted
In SSH seconds. When the two horses SWUNG
into the homestretch both were stepping right
at the limit with Equity half length In the
lead. From the seven-eighths pole to the
wire was covered In lSk seconds. q 2:0t gait
and Equity never surrendered the lead
The mile was In 2IsH. and the last half In
l:OsH.
The second fastest mile trotted during the
morning was between Kingmond, 200. owned
by Claus Boiling. and Arthur Lape's Edge
wood, 2I2H. There has been much pleasant
ss To %eS Ssa the s Of
and yesterday each driver was Instructed to
cut loose" In the homestretch and see which
The. pace was slow to the quarter mile
pole. but the second quarter was trotted 10
snd f asSney x EasfhSH9a
fas sSs as
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and, although, the last eighth was trotted IN
10 seconds Klngmond maintained the nall
length advantage. The mile was made IN
was "a pretty s" contest bssween A. 6. se6aylers
and, james Buffers Direct visW, 2:isI with
Trainer MURPHY a5 brsE y. Mons % oasd sa.
We'll back at the start. The nrst quarter
trotted SCI seconds and the s Sc ,na
thir I'd quarter rte around the turn was uotted in
81 seconds and the last quarter IN the same
time makns the mile " 2sH w,sa th in l tSs
h ball In los DIRECT we" hn'Sheo !" '"0
Harry pyc1nsn sen. hs two green Il.
Macy Sae SGs hna Bes snd sSsn
got up behind Mary Joe and drove t., her r,. q
mile frs, half WAS ,r ony Ss n 9
sns ,as ss n'tRE r. s $s ss
s sfstd Or Mr. a' drove
and the last quarter In san seconds.
The fastest mile ssppe O. By H1eds PAGER
Emory drove him mile and repeat, the first
81 aP Se the .y eP sfes n ssin
in the same stable. was driven a mile In 2;29,
and repeated In 2:is, both miles evenly rated;
These are the frst and only last repeats yet
ottsd or paced at the aofb v moa,
, Wth the sei last hall of the last mile in o.
Tn, most brilliant pacing peffo 'bn i,pts
chestnut Francis s. After two nice warming
miles Charles Thompson drove him - mile rd Ie
we'll within himself in 2:i7i.,, with the last
Three years ago T., c. Ebert Of ,Fordham
bought Francis s.. then 3 years old. for ss5
year later he, sold him TO the present owner
Ss %r he Thomp sSGa nss dTove the
Maury an easy mile in 2:2s. with the last
" j andrews drove Prom.e, 2lsA three
easy miles around 2:?o. with the last quarters
Ms ss.v in norE e ss Sc n 20 q
las. quarter At a $40 gait. Theodore Max
field worked the trotter Zelda. 2oo,.. three
miles between ?:2o and 2?5
morning and the trotters Hinderina, I22e'l and
Marmose got some sharp work I; n. LaRe
drove the brown trQtter Julia Baron mile
Thomas Murphy drove all Of james Buffers
horses easy miles around 2:2o and let each
one step the last quarter In about 50 seconds
| John Howell is going slow with the horses
| owned by A. r. Gwathmey. and neither liver
! ton, 2l2I, Tudor Chimes, 2ls nor Senator
| Mills has been driven mile faster than ?;25
Mush a mile in 22ih. with the final eighth
| in l51, seconds.