The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-09-27

Aro"n both beat nec Tor second aud
third nnOpeys. This race WIS the
second victory for Fred II. at the
III eting.
The second race on The card was the
stake for Three year-oid pacers; sew
entepn U,niinators v ere eligible To
start, and OF tnat number six came
To the post The talent" selected
the roam colt blue Hal, a winner st
Bowling Green aud MurfreeshOro, a.
the colt to do the trick. a lew
PLAYED Guerita, while the others went
begging III the tir-t heat Guerita
ana Blue Hal paced together FOR
about Inree-tightu- Of a mile, when
!he filIY swerved out and i'll front
OF Blu" HNI's suiky. Russell MAS
goiug % fast that before he could
it.l "ur at ali, the wheel 81
The two sulllies locHed, ana Neil's
pneumatic Was wrecked. Blue Hal
suiky amr out slightly scratched,
and going or Russell rode home an
easy winner. Neil was able TO check
up on the first turn and Their by
avoid an irjury to himself or tilIy-
In the mkt hest Guerita Went away
with tie roam colt but broke very
) on ami fell back. i ne Hal lead
Until the stretch was reached VIII
Guerita made strong finish and
wen.
In the next two heats the speedy
" likes O.tfoOtrd the son of Tom Hal
rather east " While scoring for
the third heat another accident Oc-
curre.i which came very near result
ing in serious injury to John
Thomas, the driver of Phyliss
Wilkes. The horses had passed the
5 arter on faise score, with PhyIiss
I
was driving Martha H. checked up
rather quickly, and as Thomas was
Just getting PhNIiss into her stride
and was trailing Martha, he crashed
into Martins sulky, wrecking it and
throwing himself out Fortunately
he was uuiuiured, save shake up
and few bruises Phyllis INDUCED
in a run for a half but was caught
and hooked to IN ordinary sulky for
the next heat. she was little out
classed by the heat winners but she
outpaUed the rest of the field. She
will be 2:20 performer before long
The last race on the program
wss the Free-far-all pace, which took
the place Of the 2:2O pace, which did
not nil. This race was supposed 40
! Law betw cen Ida > and AddIe Belle,
| but old RuckbottOm, the Giles
! County amDier, upset all calculations
aud mar.ned home the winner i'll the
! first heat in 2:161@. The venerable
Gale I'homG+, n veteran reinsman
whose locks are tinged with gray, had
! the mount behind Rock bottom, and
| to his mastery drive is due the cred
! il for thu great mile, and the lower
| ing of the track record After the
/ heat, the friends of Uncle Gale"
shouted themselves hoarse. The re
e H.
;he betting ring. "Old Rock" was
now considered factor i'll the race.
The second heat Quincy shot the
! grew mare 10 the trout on the first
turn and getting lead OF two lengths
he drove the whole way, fearful OF a
finish with Rock bottom. Ida 5 made
two breaks in the first half, as she did
in the first heat, and John Thomas
very wisely laid her up. Addle
! Belle won the heat by length. In
| the next heat Addie Belle led into
the stretch where John Thomas
came up with Ida S and ont paced
the field to the wire the fourth heat
Thomas cent Ida away in front ana
staying there won with speed to
spSre In this heat another accident
occurred. As the field turned
Into the stretch for the last
eighth there was general closing up.
| Ija S. was IN front with Addie Belle
second and Ialene third. Osceola
aud Rock bottom We're laying side by
side and closing up on the leaders
fast. After Strengthened out for the
drive, the black PAGER broke and Rds-
sell attempting to settle him, he shlr =
ed to the left and RockbottOm's sui
ky wheel was locked with his. They
came AN eighth OF a mile in this con-
do nnna
to RockbottOm's sulky wheel. After
this heat it was almost dark and the
Judges thought 1t best to allow 8
sponge out and finish the race. There
was au objection raised by some OF
the drivers, and the customary
twenty-five minutes was granted
Time was up at 6 20 but a. 8 10 it was
too dark ami as the rules prohibit the
starring OF a race when the gait OF 8
horse can not be seen all during the
mile, the Judges postponed the race
until to-day at 10 o'clock. This end
ed the days races. The officers of the
course were Jno. Morrow, starting
) Judge; Jno. p. McGaw, JT. and Macy
Corbett, Judges; S. R. Sanford, NJ. IL
Sullivan and G. A. Morgan, timers
} and 3. S. Thomas, Secretary.
The summaries.
; Three minute trOt, stake $500.
Fred H.. Hardee. [McAdams. 80.
Bonnie Wilkes, NutwOod, Neil ) )
Macaroon, McCurdys Hamble-
tonian, Mckay. -.........;,;4
Sarah Mac, Nuthunter, Russell
Time, 2:2S3l, 2:3+14, 1921.
The summary:
Three-year-old pace stake $500.
, +Guerita, Gambetto Wilkes
IL. Z. Neil .................6 l
Blue Hal, Tom Hal w. y.
Russell. l....--...-........
Martha II. Gambetta Wilkes,
Spears. 49, .......Z
PhyIiss Wilkes, BalmOnt
Wilkes, y. Thomas ......3 )
Mary J. Bay Tom Jr. c.
> Pythias, Brown Tom, Nc
, Crory. ................ ID b
. sulky broke down first heat.
Time, 2:241I, 2:26, 2:2O, 2:20.
Free for all pace purse $500.
Ida s. Burton, Hardee il.
Thomas. l...--- .-..-......-0
3, | Addia Roll hua TGurneV. l....2 =