HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1889-11-29, Page 7'7EIE ' ► . DERFUL SUN OL.
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A New York patc gays that
Robert Bonner, who bought the wan.
derfniCalifarnitt Lilly for ;t, largo suut,is
highly pleased that Maud S. now hits
a formidable rival in ,senator • Stan.
ford's grout three-yttitr.ol(1 Stool, with.
her tlierveinue record. of 2,10 , made
au the 9th) int., at Sat, Fri n:also,
The owner of Mend S. sen the
following despatch to Stanford : I
congratulate you most Iteartliy on
Honol'e wonderful performances. Con.
eldariug her age, it is the greatest
performance ever made by a trotting
horse, If no accidents happens she
ought to be able in the clear future to
beat llxaud S's recer4, as I believe
_Mend S. herself to be capable of beat-
ing it. There is a great lesson to be
learned from the feet chat Mauch S.,
Jay -Eye -Seo •and Sunol, the three
greatest trotters the world has yet
produced, have thoroughbred grand-
daws.
Speaking of the future of Maud 8
Mr, Bonner said ; Next season r shall
hove Maud S. attempt to beat the
record made August 31, 1886, namely
2.081. 1 think she can beat it under
f,iverable conditions. What I moan
by that is it she shall be in the best
of e'uulitiou horself and. track and
Tviu1'•ire favorable. As regards age,
while Maud 8. is, to be sure, fifteen
years Hid, still we roust remember that
Eley tiatfllk, Uoldstnitii Maid and all
the greatest t•r'lttees made their beet
time atter they were 15 years old..
Maud S. is the only trotter that ever
made inside of 2 10, and she has done
tull�ye twice—in 1884 she made' 2.O'
ail then h"r record in 1885—also the
world's reeord—af L 1181 As to time
and 'place where [ shall try to lower
2 081 with Mind S., of coarse 1 can-
not at this early day speak definitely.
gut the triad will take place so'ue time
next summer, at such track as seems
to My judgtn.'ut best suited to the
requirements of tho trial.
A dispatch from Sacremento, Oal:,
,Rays, Senator George 1:Ic:arst euthoriz-
es Dr. R. Latham to send'.• dispatch
to .Sei actor Stanford, saying if Sunol
had not been said learnt would C,tive
more for the Lilly than Bonner or any
other elan on earth. The Doctor was
likewise instrneted to request the Seri.
;ntor to put a price on the horse Palo
.,Alto. The Doctor says Hearst insists
fiat money its not to stand in the way
of l:eepieg the fleet animals in Cali-
ornia if 4250,000' will buy Sunol.
The Seater is willing to produce the
vein if it takes half a million.
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