New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-26
EEs SPORTS AND -
R9DRECPEATIONg ia

as pulled 50 many road drivers out Of uzly Ioolfnr
@ES q thls c13rac-er did not come to the
$50 9 her owner. Charles Riley He was thrown
o-N % Hs speeding wagon with such vfolcnc. -
&c -ita unconscious and when taken 70 the
80 "flshi Hospital in an a-nbuIance il was
Ao.lio mat he had sustained a broken vvr,s- and
oo-laF bone ana otner painful injuries
Aoiitoe Wilkes had repeatedly given eyito,,ce Of
--l-e .'on 70 set up and get on sight provo
Notioil and the .rienes OF her owner VINO p about
sixty years OLD ara not strong Otter, ,-r-- li, 40
20 oIlFe SO InetIcsorne mare She made a break
9Us' aAlef aisninS at the north end OF the Speed
Wy yesterds'y. anc when she started TO run M
.l-iey Vas unable 10 hold her. Mounted Policeman
N1cheaa gave chase when he saw that she was
running away As he ranged alongside and grasped
d rem bringing The mare Up win a short sharp
turn Ar. Riley pitched forward into the road
Thomas Tuggles Who vs. drfyin re er ., "a 10
tei Ia Ia he brushes, attended him until the am
oalance arrived Mexican was deagged from the
SADDLE by The pulling Of the runaway. isaac Elem
4-s . Weli known trainer. went 10 his assistance
a. took ne mare by the head as she trying
va, my ,Ss.lrllIs brushes on the Speed
In the amateu wagon races at the Empire track.
since last spring. TO the great surprise OF many
onlookera. he nearly met defeat in OF the
record is more than five seconds slower than
49, $. me morse was Woodtord c 2:2A for
nlerly owned By W c. Floyd-Jones. and now the
only last week Driven by Elmer stevens the
veteran trotted 50 fast from the first turn OF the
wheels that swift was kept under drive nearly
ali the way from start TO finish in order retain
the lead he crossed the line where the brushes
end with ole WoodfOrd's nose at his saddle place.
Swift started afterward two brushes with
Charles c. Lloyds bay trotter Allabrieve. 2l8l4.
The latter horse broke in the first trial and
beaten three lengths or more, but at the second
attempt he forced Swift 70 step 10 his limit 20 win
by length.
AxteIlo. 2.l5 winner Of Of the silver trophies
et the Empire track. appeared the Speedway
for the first tine this fall He appeared thin and
out Of condition, but when started Cd ne showed
as much speed as ever, winning every brush in
which he started. That he fast appeared
plainly when he WOodford g. by a head in
the closest contest OF the Gay. and then left the
fast rrotter EdgewoOo. 2l22. three lengths behind
IN another trial OF speed N G Harrison the
owner Of Axtello. said his horse had lately been
removed from his training quarters at the track TO
a boarding stable downtown. and had become
honesick in consequence OF the change, refusing 10
eat usual. and losing flesh
FreCuelTers Of the Speedway were surprised 70
see A. E Perren behind Edgewood yesterday. while
Arthur Lane. who has owned him and driven him
ever since he arrived in New-York. holding the
reins ove- Bud Stout. the PAGER with which MI
Per-en Won the CUP al the Empire track this
season. Inquiry brought out che news that MI.
Perreu and M Lane had swapped horses. Mr..
Perren's new rrotter seemed in poor form or poor
luck for he lost every brush in which he started
AIlab-ieve and James A MUrphy's chestnut PAGER
Free Advice. 2e1 were among those that ceteateo
him