The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-09-23
TRACK RECORD BRo ZEN.
Winslow Wilkes Makes a Fast Miie-Go.
Time in other hnces.

Winsiow Wilkes Makes n Fast Miie-Good
Time in Other hnces.
The races played q star engagement, and
Co q star house. They were announced to
begin at o'clock. but two hours before
that time the big ainphitheater began To
fill. By starting time 1t was full, and an
hour later it stopped over on all SIDES. The
sellers of tickets to It stretched the adage.
There is oil w ays room for one more" TO its
fullest extent. and in the afternoon if there
was any s-tandIng-room to be had in the
big pavilion it was not where anyone
could find it. Along the track, scores deep
ut the west end of the stand and
rspering away along the stretch, the crowd
extended clear around to the speed barns.
q distance of half q mile, and In
aide the Enclosure they hung over
the fence the entire distance of the
stretch. Vehicles of all descriptions
We're there In solid phalanxes. and every
where the eye searched II met people" un-
Ill 1T wearied of them. The conducting of
the races has improved from day to day.
and yesterday they were gotten away In
pretty good shape. although there were
several vexatious fields. The track was
mp To It's usual standard of excellence, as
the time made indicated. The sport
was not quite as keen as on the
DAYS before. There were big fields
but In the two rirst races one horse had it
all his WI way, too much SO for oxhIlarat-
Ing uncertaintv. The youngsters go proved
the most interesting OF the card. 1t was
harder fought. n the way the horses
came home convinced every one that they
were out for the "stuff."
The track officials were the same as on
the days previous.
The first race called was the 2:25 trot.
Fifteen horses responded To the gong. and
Chignerita drew the pole. with Belle Me-
dunn and blan Alec next. 1t is u hard Job
20 get q field of fifteen trotters away, and
they fddled n long time before they got
the word. They went TO the eighth in a
bunch. and then began to string out.
Cbignerita set the clip along the back
stretch. with Thalia and George w. close
MP and the rest In a procession. ChigneriJa
looked an easy winner at the entrance to
the hoTne-stretch, but SEA- Girl came up like
o whirlwind. and the two came 10 the
wire together. ChigDerita's long nose
caught the judges eyes first aud was
: awarded the heat, Sea Girl second. and
Thaha third. Colonel Dorsey. Nelma and
Lamar were tlstanced. Time. 2:s0a.
The second heat proved a cake-walk for
ChignerIta. Sea Girl broke just as she left
the wire. and tho field passed her. while
Chignerita showed the way a dozen lengths
ahead. George w. and Belle Medium see
sawed In second place 10 the three-quarter
globe. Sea Girl made her usual drive at
that point, taking second place. but CHG
inertia was too far ahead. and landed an
easy winner by n alf- dozen lengths.
George w. was third. Allen Boy was dis
tanced. Time. 2:l1A.
The third heat was the same old story.
Chignerita took the lead AT the word. and
was never headed. Gea Girl acted badly IN
the hrst half. made her usual drive IN the
stretch, and landed second. n Tipseco.
who had been back in the bunch before.
came IN third. Democrat was drawn frcm
this heat. Time. 2:174. Summary:
Chignerita. Jersey Wilkes. dam Hitzers
Hambletonian, John Dickerson. Terre
Haute (Dickersonl I
Sea Girl, Wilton. dam Nam. Patehen. O.
a. McCue. Mansfield. O. tEulier) . 2 p
George W.. George h, dam Masteriode,
Charles Forth. Rochester, n. Y.tForthI 4 3 6
Tipseco. Louis Napoleon. dam Garibaldi.
H. A Emery. Bay City. Mich tEmeryl 5 z 3
Thalia. Colonel Hambrick. dam Billy
Lewis. W. q. Barnes. Millersburg. q.
tsquiresl ---.--..- B o 8
Cadmus. jr. CadnTus, dam Handle
tonian. Adam schant. Dayton, o.
tSenant 9 5 4
Belle Medium, Pilot Medium, dam Day
star, Rensselaer, stock farm. Rens-
seiaer. Ind- lPadgett.) 8 s
Blan Alec. Artsmus. dam Briant Whirl-
wind. James Bradley, indianapolis
ri ss.sa'sg 3 Z Z
Democrat, sam Harris. ID. Raybold.
Nashville tRayhoidl -.-.:;...i IL 10 DIR.
Coioridge, {. l.. Clay dam Red Wilkes.