. Die treibende Vereine der Großraum Boston. Pferde; Horse Racing -- Massachusetts Boston. Die Herren fahren Club von Lynn's die Herren fahren Club von Lynn wurde konzipiert, um ein paar Mitglieder einer lokalen Social Club, die beld informellen Sitzungen in Fsme-Stall von Alden Southworth (Tilton Halle). Dieser kleine Club - Zimmer wurde durch den Namen des Mis-sion bekannt, und während eine seiner Dienstleistungen im Winter von 1904, wird die eine oder andere das Pferd en-thusiasts vorgeschlagen, daß die Stadt von Lynn sollte eine treibende Verein zu haben. Alden Süd-Wert, eine berühmte Auftragnehmer und Amateur Trainer Pferd, war der Prime Mover ich

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. The driving clubs of greater Boston. Horses; Horse racing -- Massachusetts Boston. The Gentlemen's Driving Club of Lynn THE Gentlemen's Driving Club of Lynn was conceived by a few members of a local social club, which beld informal meet- ings in tbe stable of Alden Southworth (Tilton Hall). This small club- room was known by the name of The Mis- sion, and during one of its services in the Winter of 1904, some one of the horse en- thusiasts suggested that the City of Lynn ought to have a driving club. Alden South- worth, a well known contractor and amateur horse trainer, was the prime mover in organ- izing the horsemen, and was ably seconded by Frank H. Thompson, who, in later years was destined to fill many important positions in the Lynn Club, such as clerk and official starter. These two zealous workers were fortified by the able assistance of D. Fortin, S. Walter Simonds, and Walter F>. Moore, in the carrying out of their ideas, and, it was under Mr. Moore's suggestion that the club closely followed, in incorporation and subsequent methods of transaction of business, the Dor- chester Gentlemen's Driving Club. In fact, the Lynn organization have looked upon the Dorchester Club as a child would look upon its parents, and the most kindly feelings have always existed between the members of both clubs. The small beginning developed a few months later into a permanent organization, including the names of the most prominent citizens of Lynn and surrounding towns. The object in the formation of the club was: primarily, to stimulate an interest in horse matters; and, secondly', to secure a speedway for the City of Lynn, which was subsequently accomplished, the State appro- priating- the necessary money and the club donating out of its treasury liberally for the campaign. The Lynn horsemen used the speedway for about three years, and then, owing to the condition of the land with its constant settlement and depressions, it was deemed unsatisfactory and the club turned

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• bookcentury1900
• bookdecade1910
• booksubjecthorses
• bookyear1914