The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-22
GREAT SPORT AT DETROIT.
THIRTEEN HEATS 1Ro1TED AND PACED
IN AN AYEk<eE OF e.1S.
Jack shows All Bis 0id-t,me Speed and Win.
the Free-ror-an Trot-HUne GeorT-'s
Fast .kace-FiyiaE Jib Lands the Pace
Nancy uanks F.i,s to Lower Her Rec
ord-The Pnssns,ic.t'ree Suiky.


ord-The Pnesns,ic-tiree sulky.
DETROIT. July 21.-This was quite the most
brilliant day OF the Blue Ribbon meeting. the
speed average being much faster than ever
made at regular meeting. The slowest mile
was In 2:l7A. and the rate for all the heats
Including Nancy Hanks's mile against time
was below 2:l5. the four heats OF the free-for-
oil trot icing at ttifie over that mark. The
suky with pneumatic tires cut a considerable
figure In this. as Nancy Hanks went in 1t. as
did Jack and Honest George in their races.
The sulky reached here yesterday. con.
signed to Budd Doble. and he let Geers use 1t
first In the 2:l7 trot left undecided last night.
1t suited Honest George SO well that he
stepped a mile In 2:l0 without any urging.
shutting out Walter E. and leaving Hazel
Wilkes back in Afth place. That was enough
to attract general attention to this Yankee no.
ton. and. when Doble used II for Jack In the
free-for-ail with equal success. all prejudice
against 1t was removed. The gray trotter
made his first appearance since 1900 and
showed he had no. forgotten his old lessons
by defeating one Of the strongest fields tha,
have Won the ilrSt heat. t.ric"Sps i H
mare Eslt cio,ini In ~ the gray s. was
shut III III ro%mr.t"y Tnn Lea. went t. ynpd
ass down. the stretch ' and eunH
Ing Ing i Ayn n y 0,o bag G,o in lint, 2lS,
A Ryand 7. was away tack at tue tart lie
actually made tn. mile fastrr than = l.. Ho
Wa too un"ertain to .e tavor'e. and ,hnse
Ing to bet 3 to against l;ylhnd r., his money
was assured at once; rs the gelding was, sent
ME wim're ef In sisa The Iair 1e "eht II t out
fer t" sT9 sns 'r AVN s.o sm. se
Ennsh%s"s g.. Canadian driver IF ri incsd t al
Th"qFS ss S was c9g s, a sure
t. 9" two letter than 81 to hea ' TIL ds" t
side wheeer from he Empire tate. Paul m:
Snf il IN se he S "Sa' hS G0n AS "s
O'clock Nancy Hanks came out ior, her t'inl.
%aa hr tn She the ts
was too much Of an, effort for the mare,
fhsd e Is s sSa g Snss was s' hnr Tn@
even with ths b H. suIky to make it
for the nine ,rotters that did not g't place in
the Merchants and manufacturers take On
ular card for the closing. Belle flamlin and
Globe are also to trot against their mark Of
PAP In double harness Summaries:
Homes. s s sat s. 3 y Absr,-Fanny Crow.
H asr & ie ' eh M By S Guy wIt. o
t.ss Ass.' &:
Walter E, b. e. (k Stewart) .......... - 8 dis
Tiins-2I' n. 2:l52i 2:l62i. 2:1e.
2:1s pace: pure $1,000.
Flying b, by Algona-dam by Middletown
Paul CD & by Bald Hornet tNanleyj. .......l . .
storm blk 3. tK,rij ..........2
". P. en- g. Johns ny. Observation-Disclosures. 3 dis
Time-I:i5a. 2.l4,i 2:i4 2:iiM
all tro, purse 81 90
Jack e., bN PitG Me ium-Carrte Russell
b. Magma Charta (Doblr) ......... ..........B l
Bonnie wtrnorr. g. (DAvis)...................A
Aivu oh. ll.Angs) .........................2
VIC 4, u NJ Is arr, :, .........;........5 =
'''A'A eA2:I5N. Si3ya 2:1ia s:i5st
Special purse. SO. 400 against time.
Time {. :oe)
Nancy Hanks b. IN CDohle) go. ................2
Time-c:l1st