Trotting Collection (page 9)

A sure horse for the first money. Date c1886. A sure horse for the first money. Date c1886

A race to the wire. Date c1891

The grand California trotting mare Sunol record 2: 10 1 / 2 at
The grand California trotting mare Sunol record 2:10 1/2 at three years old: by Electioneer - dam Waxana by Gen l Benton, Grandam Waxy by Lexington. Date c1890

Music: Chestnut Mare, by Middletown, dam by Roes Fiddler. Date c1875

Young Fullerton, (3528): record 2: 20 3 / 4
Young Fullerton, (3528): record 2:20 3/4. Date c1888

Pacing for a grand purse. Jockeys harness racing four horses past judges stand. Date c1890

Mr. Bonners horse Joe Elliott, driven by J. Bowen: trotting in harness at Mystic Park, Medford, Mass. June 28th 1872. Date c1873

The trotting gelding Billy D. with Running Mate: owned by J.B. Barnaby, driven by John Murphy. Date c1881

The trotting gelding Frank with J. O. Nay, his running mate
The trotting gelding Frank with J.O. Nay, his running mate: as they appeared at Prospect Park, L.I. Nov. 15th, 1883, driven by John Murphy. Date c1884

The queen of the turf Maud S. driven by W. W. Bair: by Harold
The queen of the turf Maud S. driven by W.W. Bair: by Harold, dam Miss Russell, by Pilot Jr. Date c1880

Scoring, --coming up for the word: Little Fred, Needle Gun, Jessie Wales, Belle of Brooklyn, Old Put, and Lady Whitman. Date c1869

St. Julien: by Volunteer, dam by Sayres Harry Clay. Date c1879

The grand trotter Clingstone, driven by G. H. Saunders: by Ry
The grand trotter Clingstone, driven by G.H. Saunders: by Rysdyk, dam Gretchen, by Hambletonian. Date c1883

The renowned trotter Prince Wilkes record, 2: 14 1 / 3; owned b
The renowned trotter Prince Wilkes record, 2:14 1/3; owned by George A. Singerly of Philadelphia. Date c1889

Trotting for a great stake. Date c1890

Scoring or the first heat: ringing them back. Date c1877

Trotting cracks at the forge. Date c1869. Trotting cracks at the forge. Date c1869

Trotting stallion Tom Moore driven by Danl. Mace: sired by Hambletonian dam by Townsend Mare raised by John Minchin Goshen Orange County, N.Y. Date c1870

Grey Eagle: driven by Hiram Woodruff, Esq. Date c1850

George M. Patchen, Brown Dick and Millers Dansel: in their splendid trotting contest for a purse of $500 - over the Union Course L.I. July 7th 1859. Date c1859

Hopeful: by Godfreys Patchen, dam by the Bridham horse. Date c1879

R. B. Conklings bay gelding Rarus, the King of Trotters: dri
R.B. Conklings bay gelding Rarus, the King of Trotters: driven by John Splan. Date c1878. R.B. Conklings bay gelding Rarus, the King of Trotters: driven by John Splan. Date c1878

The king of the turf St. Julien, driven by Orrin A. Hickok: by Volunteer, dam by Sayres Harry Clay. Date c1880

Goldsmith Maid and American Girl: in the brush home of their capital race of six closely contested heats over the Union Course L.I. July 4th 1868. Date c1868

Mr. William H. Vanderbilts celebrated team Small Hopes and Lady Mac: driven by their owner to road-wagon, time 2:23. Date c1878

The grand trotting Queen Nancy Hanks driven by Budd Doble. Date c1892

Occident: (formerly Wonder) brown gelding, by pacing stallion St. Clair, dams pedigree unknown. Date c1876. Occident: (formerly Wonder) brown gelding, by pacing stallion St

A race for blood!. Date c1890

Ready for the trot: bring up your horse!. Date c1877. Ready for the trot: bring up your horse!. Date c1877

The trotting horse George Palmer driven by C. Champlin. Date c1870

Grey Eddy. Date c1855

Trotting cracks on the snow. Date c1858. Trotting cracks on the snow. Date c1858

Thomas Jefferson: the black whirlwind of the east. Date c1875. Thomas Jefferson: the black whirlwind of the east. Date c1875

A good race, well won. Date c1887

Going for the money. Date c1891

Warming up. Date c1893

Trotting cracks on the road scene - Harlem Lane

Trotting cracks on the Brighton road

Goldmsmith Maid. Pub. by Vacuum Oil Co. Rochester, N. Y
Goldmsmith Maid. Pub. by Vacuum Oil Co. Rochester, N.Y. Date c1874

A fair field and no favor. Date c1891. A fair field and no favor. Date c1891

Famous trotter Police Gazette Formerly Emma B: the property of Richard K. Fox : Proprietor of the Police Gazette of New York. Date c1882

A fast heat. Date c1894

The famous trotter Majolica, by Bonners Startle: Driven by John Murphy. Date c1884. The famous trotter Majolica, by Bonners Startle: Driven by John Murphy. Date c1884

The famous double trotting team, Sir Mohawk and Nellie Sontag: full brother and sister. Date c1889

Fast trotters on a fast track. Date c1889

Ethan Allen & Mate and Lantern & Mate: crossing the score a dead heat time 2:24 1/2. Date c1859. Ethan Allen & Mate and Lantern & Mate: crossing the score a dead heat time 2:24 1/2. Date c1859

Ethan Allen and Mate and Dexter: In their wonderful race, over the fashion course, L.I. June 21st 1867. Date c1867

First trot of the season: Free for all horses go as they please. Date c1870. First trot of the season: Free for all horses go as they please. Date c1870

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"Trotting: A Timeless Elegance in Various Forms" From the majestic Norwegian Fjord Horse trotting through snow-covered landscapes to the legendary Mickey Mantle gracefully trotting around the bases after hitting his 500th career home run, trotting embodies a sense of grace and power. Captured by Muybridge's iconic photographs, horses like Lady Moscow and Mascot showcase their speed and determination as they compete in harness racing events. The image with Sulky in 1914 takes us back to a bygone era when this sport was at its peak. Nature also embraces the beauty of trotting, as two gray wolves effortlessly move through dry grasslands in Yellowstone National Park. Their synchronized steps create an awe-inspiring sight that echoes the harmony found within these magnificent creatures. Trotting is not limited to horses alone; Harry Wilkes, descendant of George Wilkes and Molly Walker, exemplifies how even lineage can contribute to this art form. With each stride, he carries on his ancestors' legacy while leaving spectators mesmerized. The Camargue Horses running along Saintes Maries de la Mer beach in France epitomize freedom and wild spirit. Their hooves pounding against sand create a rhythmic melody that resonates with nature's symphony. Even amidst picturesque landscapes like North Yorkshire Moors or Camargue's vast plains, black-and-white piebald horses continue their steady trot. These stunning creatures remind us that elegance knows no boundaries - it transcends time and location. Whether it be on snowy terrains or sandy shores, among baseball stadiums or national parks, trotting remains an enduring symbol of strength fused with gracefulness. It reminds us that life is about finding our own rhythm – moving forward with purpose while embracing our surroundings.