New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-06-02
Harness Racing Days
VIII Begin Tuesday

farm, but it is generally supposed that
1T will be near Lexington. In the old
Gays ne bred champions and gave Prod.
lgal a wonderful chance, but thero
we're few aside from the rontleman
from Texas who had any particm ,,lsr
1a1th in this big stallion. ''' ~ VI ''-
~ haclng days are at hand. for naxt
Iuesoay the first important half-m;le
s staon meeting of the season will be
9 Cran at Al Pennock's finely appointed
CC1ran|ood Park track, on the edcn oF
cleveland. From that time unt iIs $500 VI
flies the half-milers will ba ultI,i S SHow
ana East and from the announced 90 40
scrap. pretty lar
Mile track racing has it's ;nnrc,uo,
al North Randall on july g. FIVE wo ula.
Hence, and it will continue veil tb" "venS
Uctober. The half-milers are readv 4 fe'.
me me Tray with the coming of Junc a aol
o ade ny me steeds are about as we'll
ff ostnn as IS, usual. They always stem
th aei - az memphis in April and Nav
n rnsrt' a. ANY any other track, and latest re-.
portS from there are to the effnct 49,
members of the Geers stahla hauo ena1
along nicely. nave come On
+ba me ne quarter crack which bothered
lhe champion racing stallion St Fr;soo
has yielded to treatment and H. rlsco
ne nc IS hard as nails. In a mile in 2:19 ~
ne n preezed the last end at 200 ~; r.
gentry g., that Geers has named ~ r,
me, Fort Miami at Toledo. tho pana ~,
Mllis at Kalamazoo and Other H. H.
S5t cages, mas been around 2:15, with .
u IN l:oo. June Red has beaten
~ 10 oo ana stepped her final quarter in
Peter June, that is repardod nc +ho
likely winner of the thre ecu ss ing o1s
luturltles, is better gated, filled ont
and IN an easy mile in 2:1S. last ha1f ~ ~
l:oo' ne showed that he is ali that wa 90
expected The colts in the stabla a1so
are doing splendidly, and as tba t i,no
approaches it looks as thouph the
grand Ola man will give the gay vonno
blades from Poughkeepsie and Dover 3
~ W. aar 1nelr money this year.
Memphis, is pleased with the a'" ret,,r as
TO form shown by Grand Chimes thot
mas been in 2:12. His fast pacer Rus ems'
sell Boy has been in 2:1O. with H., 1os+
half IN l:02A. Edman will start -a on
tne small tracks, then shift into ~
Grand Circuit "'o '''e
one OF the trainers who apparently
l nt not been In any hurry to tune his
I ne up TO concert pitch is Lon Nc
Donald, who still is at IndionanoI;s
His fastest mile with Early Draanp, o'i =,
SAID to be about 1920 vet McDonaiidd is is
confident that this great geldinr viii
De ready for the 1908 class sweans+oLn.
at North Randall. '"eepS 'aAes
u me programme is out for the North
Randall meeting and the fast evan+ ~ fo ~.
Irotters is the 2:O5, which will bar g.
lis ana Mabel Trask. The manage
menu inquired that if free for all were
pu, On ,ne llst these splendid trotters
tn o scare out all but a few, hence
tne z:oo event, in which it costs $50
70 enter and another $50 to start. the
assoclatlon TO add as much as the
stake money. There are eight trotters
that are not eligible to the 2:O7 class
that will be in this. also few w;th
slower records, SO it should prove a
The entry in the two and three-vear-
old events at North Randall is such 3
big one that the management has do
cided to race each in two divisions
classifying the youngsters on their hest
previous performance, which will give
some OF the slower ones chance to
WIN "Aee 70
Soon after his arrival from the sonth
andrews began to show speed with The
fastlme Stable horses, and one Of ia
best miles was in 2:14a by Bacelli
andrews driving, and Rusticoat viii
wise IN the sulky. This pair is named
IN all of the big stakes, Bacelli where
ever he is eligible and Rusticoat in tha
others. The performance of Rust;coat
Is OF most interest, as Andrews has
prophesied his arrival in the ranks 81
the elect this year.