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The Westminster Review for August is full of entertaining and pleasant reading. W.J. O'Neill Daunt discusses the condi- tion of ** Ireland Under Grattan’s Parlia- ment.” J. B. Firth has a notable paper on the development of the English novel, en- titled **Some Aspects cf Sentiment.” F. W. Haine discusses ‘‘ The Modern Protec- tive System.” There is an interesting series of ‘‘Glimpses of Tom Moore,” con- tributed by J. Petrie O'Byrne. Frederick Reutter has a thoughtful paper on ** Edu- cation in Germany.” George Greenwood argues **The Ethics of Field Sports.” T. Rice Holmes has a caustic paper on ** Mr. Froude and His Critics. Robert Ewen discusses ** Unfettered Banking,” and the number concludes with its usual complete and valuable summary of ‘* Contemporary Literature,” a.department which distin- guishes the Westminster from all other reviews, and in which it has achieved an enviable reputation for scholarship and reliability. New York: Leonard Scott Publication Co.
The Nineteenth Oentury for August vpens with contributions by eight promin- ent meu, who give at some length their reasons for voting for Mr. Gladstone. The writers are Sir Thomas Farrer, the Mas ter of University College, Oxford; Sir Wil- liam Markby, Professor Alfred R. Wallace, Mr. H. G. Hewlett, the Rev. H. Russell Wakefield, Professor Minto and the Dean of Westminster. They make a strong case for the Liberal leader, and are extremely interesting as a varied expression of opinion on the current political question. Colonel Kennedy Herbert writes entertainingly on The Art of Dining, a most important art from his point of view. Mr. W. Fraser
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The Record Holders. THE KINGS AND QUEENS OF THE TROTTING TURF | OF THE CENTURY. Trotting horses, by breeding, have improved with years both in speed and beauty. The first champion of the trotter was patriotically named Yankee, but his gait was never over a second taster than three minutes. Shave | were successors to the title, the record im- proving all the time. In 44 Lady Suffolk accomplished a mile in 2m. 26}s. The Lady was queen for several years. Tacomy followed, preceding Flora Temple, after whom came Dexter, who is still remembered by others besides horselovers and horsemen. Dexter’s successor was the handsome Gold- smith Maid. Budd Doble, who brought the present track queen ander the wire « record breaker, held the reins over the **Maid” in three heats better than 2m. 20s. at Buffalo in | ‘Jl. Her best mark was 214. She beat) Rarus when in her prime, but Rarus went her record three-quarters of a second better in '78 | Then came St. Julian and then the great! Maud 8, who reigned with the exception of one dav, when Jay Eye See, was king, from ‘79 to 91. Maud 8 brought the mar away | down to 208} Sunol’s performance of 2.08 stopped Maud’s career as queen, And) Badd Doble with a Boston horse performed a} similar act for Robert Bonner’s steed. : Following is a tabulated history of the lowering of the record : 1806, Yankee, 2.59; 1810, Boston Horse, 2.48}; 1830, Buster, 2 32; 1834, Edwin Forrest, 2 314; ' 1840, Dittlerman, 2.3056; 1844; Lady | Suffolk, 2.26}; 1853, Tacomy, 2 25}; 1856, | Flora Tempie, 2.24 14; 1859, Flora ‘em- ple, 2.193; 1867, Dexter, 2.17 1-2; 1874, Goldsmita Maid, 2 14; 1878, Rarus, 2.13} 1879, St. Jvlien, 2.127; 1880, Maud S, 2.10}, 1881, Maud 8, 2.10}; 1884, Jay Eye See, 2.10; 1884, Maad 8., 2 094; 1885, Mand S., 2.082; 1891, Sunol, 2.085; 1892, Nancy Hanks, 2.07}. An analysis of the mile furnishes some interesting facts. ‘The first quarter was timed in 314 second, or a 2.06 gait; the next quarter's record was 32}, a 2.09 clip, or, for the distance travelled, half‘a mile, 2.07 1-2. The third quarter was the slow- est, in 32#, showing a tull mile at that rate in 2 11, and an average of 32 1-6, or near- ly 2.09 for the whole distance. Then came the astonishing part cf the performance. In the face of a head wind the last quarter was done in 30}, a g.it of 2.03, and it was
third quarters and bring the mark for the mile to the world’s record of 207}. It is safe to say that never was the last quarter of a mile, which was fast, under any circumstances trotted in such speed. It is the best demonstration of the staying qualities of the mare, especially when it is remembered that at this tre- mendous pace and with all the urging at Doble’s command, she never so much as lifted her feet for a skip, For convenience these quarters are set out in tabular form ;
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Quarter. Time. Rate. Lime. WO oo tk vndceds Feacks 314 2.06 314) NE sic oko s csr seeps 32} 2 09 1 033 | nati ss ee ieee ewn 323 2.11 1 364! a ee er ees 303 2.03 2.073 |
Hambletonian’s blood was in many of the champions. Dexter was sired by the noble animal. Abdallah’s Alexander, a son of Hambletonian, sired Goldsmith Maid. St. Julien was sired by Volunteer, a son of Hambletonian, and another son, Harold, was the sire of Maud S. Jay Eye See was by Dictator, and Sunol by Electioneer, also sons. And Nancy Hanks was by Happy Medium, another. The dam of Nancy Hanks, Nancy Lee, was by Dictator. So all the champions were ‘‘ ones bred.”’ Dudd Doble’s feat at Chicago was the third of its kind. He drove Dexter to the record, and held the ribbons over Gold- smith Maid in her performance.
But one time has Nancy Hanks ever been beaten, even in one heat of a race, and this was by Bonnie Wilmore. 4
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