The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-24
SUSIE G is WINNER
TAKES PIE REMAINING HEAT IN
THE UNFINISHED 2:l2 PACE

The UNFINISHED G;l2 PAUL
Stinson's Pole Team Goes in 2:1s IL
Fidol Wins i'm the 2:IO Pace--Willis
Circuits Prospects Without Betting
Star Pointer Lowers His Record--Com-
anche Drops :Dead--Driver Slim Mounts
Dandy Jim--CycIist johnson Breaks the
Half-Mile Reccrd--Racing News.
Chicago, Aug. "a long AFTERNOON
of tame racing characterized the sport
this afternoon at Washington PARK,
although horses of high class took
part. A strong, but hot wind blew all
afternoon, good time being impossible
The feature OF the day therefore, was
the performance of Mr.. James Stin-
sons pole team, Maud p, and DAM
ania. both by Nutmeg, who went
mile driven by their owner in 2:1SA.
Mr.. Stinson is over 60-years-old and
bread and trained horses near this
city.
In the 2:1otpace. Fidol had no diff
Guilty, winning in straight heats, al
though CoIeridge made just show OF
fight in the second heat. In the I'M
finished 2:3O tro,t, Willis p. got record
OF 2:16a4 in the> second heat, although
il was the first race in which he had
ever started.
races We're stopped. Tomorrow
events may be declared off. Sum-
maries: ooo
Unfinished PIP pace, purse, $1,000:
Fourth and last heat won by Susie u.
Time. PIP Sable Gift took second
money, Slumber third and Ella L. got
fourth. Tom Brown, Att, Dolly Span
ker, Dan McCabe and Sir Edwin Ar
mold started
Unfinished Chicago stakes, 2:20 trot.
purse. $1,000: Annie won fourth and
deciding heat Time, 2:i1&. Bryson
won second money; Miss McGregor
fourth. HelenK., Margaret c., Baker
and Lady Wilson started.
The Calumet stakes, 2:l4 trot, purse,
Sc, 900: r. r P, won in straight heats
Time. 2141A; 216A; 2:14A. Monette
won second money, Maud e., thlru,
Impetuous fourth.
The Interstate stakes, 2:l0 pacing,
purse, $4,000: Fidol won in straight
heats Time, 2:0S14; 2:10; 2ISk. Cole
ridge won second money, Gazette
third and Hyannis fourth. Ethal A.
and Symboler were destanced in hrst
heat.
In the 2:3o trot. purse, s1,0o Cunf1n-
isheh: Pretell won first heat in 2:l7A;
willis p. the second in 2:16&; Tur-
ouoise Rosina, Judge Rice, Royanna,
Frederick l., and Hawthorne, also
started.
Match race, $500, two in three Gum
fnished): Akron won first heat in 80;
Australian Won second in 2:1312-
zsv.xan
Rochester Races.
B. Rochester. N. Y. Aug. 23.-While the
Rochester meeting of the grand CIR
cult was not a success financially, sood
snort was furnished, especially today.
Star Pointer won the 2:04 class pace,
breaking his record by exactly three
seconds. In the III trot great eAci,eo
ment was caused by the death on the
track of Comanche, owned by Mr.. Cur
It's of Fort Erie, and attached to Lon
McDonald's string. He was coming
down the stretch in the last finish when
he stumbled and fell, Mcdonald jump
ing to save himself. A blood vessel had
burst and the animal died almost inn
mediately. He was valued at $1,000.
Ricyclist John S. Johnson, paced by
two taadems, wheeled half mile in
~ 2-5 seconds breaking toe worlds rec
ord by a little over four seconds. The
first quarter was made in twenty-sev-
en- seconds.
Dandy Jim. f. Dryers graw gelding
ran away after taking the first heat
in the 2:10 trot. His bit broke and
Driver Slim leaped on the animals
back to avoid a runaway but he could
not check the steed. Slim was not in
jured.
About $1,000 was lost by the Driving
Park associa ton and President Archer
declares that there will be no more
grand circuit races unless betting laws
are, modified. Summaries:
In the 2:21 trot. purse $1,000 Orange
lander won in straight heats. Time
217k:l2:f9A; 2:17A. Yankee Luck won
second money; Uncle Josh won third
money and Red of Waranoke, fourth.
Miss Huon and Comanche also started
In the 2:04 pace, purse $1,000. Star
Pointer won in straight heats. Time
2:05; 2:05%: 2:0SR. Scott and Directly
won second and third money respect
lively. No other starters.
In the 2:10 trot, purse $1,000. Dandy
Jim won first, third and fourth heats.
Time 2:11%; PIP: PHI. Nightingale
won second heat in 2lCA. Lesa. To-
mas, Genevieve and Altao also started
GaIesburg Races.
GaIesburg, H., Aug. 23.-Results at
In the $50 pace. Cadet won second
and fourth heats and race. Time 2:151a.
2:l6A Dolly r. won first heat in 2:16A:
Sphere won third in 2:17. Tena, Lucy.
Gordon, Laporte Girl. Define, j. L. c..
Chance and Peter Turner also started.
In the 2:2G trot, Flossie won in
straight heats. Time. 1:1S&; 2:1SA. Ere
donia, Wilkes, Bonnie B., Ethla X.
Iucetta, Miss Arabella and Orlando
also strated.
Eagle Horse Notes.
Robert J. is enjoying a brief let up.
Flying Jib is now al Galesburg, Ill.
The Columbus pool rooms have been
closed up.
Aix trotted a quarter in 2Sla seconds
at Buffalo.