The sun., 1910-07-17

thIans Great NIie TO wagon Indicates .
speed of . Minutes.


When Uhlan tTotted a mile in ?o:' 20
wagon at Cleveland a teN days ago. driven
| by his amateur owner. Z. X, q. buiing- OF
New York. he made a performance ha'
has never been eaualled by a trotting horse
80 early In the season. Lou Dillon trotteu
In 2OO to wagon In October. isO3, but her
| performance was made with the AID OF a
wind shield. which u l. estimated heips
"A horse about four seconds or more ana an
things considered cannot be REGARDED as
quite the equal OF Uhlanz mile This Il the
fret time that tn. horse has heat % IN his
work this year and the fact that lie can
pull a wagon In record time driven by an
amateur who IL twenty-five or thirty pounds
over weight. has convinced great many
horsemen that the black son OF Bingen can
trot IN 200 or better this year.
owing 20 the temporary re~ognition OF
performances made with a Wind shield Lou
Dillon l. credited in the year book with a
trotting record Of 5sti, hut nn horse OF
her gait has ever gone mile better than
. OI under normal conditions. and this -
the mark at which all aspirant- for record
honors nowadays aim. the y ind shield record
having been di-credited 10y the action oi the
National Trotting Association
Last year at cleveland Uhlan after taking
A little the worst Of the start 'rotted on the
outside OF Hamburg Belle from start TO
nnish and forced her out In !Oi. An
unfortunate circumstance Of los, boot
di-tanced hlan In the next heat. but MT
billings fully appreciated the greatness oi
his losing Performance and opened nego-
uations for his purchase shortly after
I hlan turned the table, on the mar" at
Boston he Was sold to Mr. Billings Tor
SIS OCU
The first tToltIng meeting Of the season
ON a mile track al Isrre Haute. Ind Was to
AL intents and purposes the opening OF the
Grand Circuit though not technically a
mart Of the big league Billy Burke. a
four-vaar-old colt Who Nas bought by
Howard Ford, owner Of th" famous stony
iord stud IA Orange county. AZ auction in
Madison square Garden lat winter Tor
- gSD and VITO. owned by " iusden,
on.. III the most enthusiasts OF New YORK
hur-emrn, fought out ~. fastest trotilng
race ~ the season on Wednesday, When
Biny Burke won IN the l3 'iass. forced out
Barks Is BY SiIen, BROOK. sls',, out Of
Crystals Last. : 27'a. by undale. 2-27'si
b.n ,%h he % stared 1rs a. .sfrs Hsaie was -
and he /. the first new 10 trotter " the
year both yi,o and BUY B%rSs o,E are as; Ta.sTS
iSaa idSs.ns Al" Al Il both SSI's ar a ana ready
John /. Dodge. formerly Irerud"n Of
the Road Drivers Association Of New ork
uncovered a rack three rar-old pac ~
AZ Ierre h@u," lnls & HaI fInn> ,ts SIAN Ge. On
linda gU7t, which Mr. pudg" drON" On
't- speed way Year, ago Driven ny her
nNn-r the rly Was -eyund IA every heat
,t the race won Nv Iwinklng Dan IN 10 ..
glS', and ggIt. Both Fanny stanton
and Twinkling Dan are eligihl" 80 start N
he racine division OF the $50 .WE Matron
stakes TO he de, ided at the Grand ,lruuIt
meeting in New YORK
. Although the meeting ~ Grand Rapids :
not A part OF the Grand Cir ult the snt -
lists Indicate that It will have pract l'atly
all Of the Grand Circuit campaigners Frank
Walker. Nho - eNerNWhere recognized
a. the foremost starter ot harness rh'".
I'M the country and who has been engaged
to give the word Go a. the Empire trar <
meeting will at starter a. the meet
Ing IA Grand Rapids The nr~' race ~
tie wear for $1,000 purse an take plA'"
. here for troftsrS "a the o. class. and among
tie entries are several horses that MI start
. A. 'h~ August meeting ~ New York
Tn. rrOttIng Hors~ breeders cub has
arranged an attractive programme for
It's meeting. with the tTottlng division Of
The 81. go Mat ron FutuTitN stake Tor ~ re-
N-ar-ulds A. the feature oi 'he nr~i da' :
card The pacing dIvisl"n Of the hig colt
.'ake and the free Tor all trotiing rae" ar"
f.afurr- of the sr"ond day.S programme
Png-r- Of tn. ~ ,ls-- and trutt"r- ut the
! ~ class will make Thursday one OF the