The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-08-16

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Barmont, ch. s.. by Bar
onial 1909 Clark 49,. s dis.
Russie Clay. b. m. by
Time me-2:i ES s:l2ii. i::iiA. s.lslk. 2a5,s.
THE 2:i2 pace.
This was Be Sure's race and he had 1t all
his own way. 1t was hoped that he would
be crowded TO fast time. but he won his
three heats with little effort. except it be
in the first, when Dolly Spanker won a
good second place. Be Sure was the favor
tie. with Dolly Spanker choice for Sec
ond place. In the first heat a great deal of
trouble was experienced in getting the
horses off, The judges seemed to think the
driver Of BE Sure at fault. and, after a
reprimand, Be Sure came in line all right.
Dolly spanker took the lead. with Be Sure
Bowers and Susie q. we'll punched. On the
back stretch Dolly Spanker still led. but she
the same steady gait he started with. AS
the horses came into the stretch. 1t looked
but : Be s Sure led by a safe distance. with
Dolly Spanker second. Tommy Brown, an
Indianapolis horse. owned by 4. Z. Brown.
place. coming 8dr .' very nea T tying e Dolly
Spanker Jack Bowers was fourth and
Susie G. fifth; Attorney jr.: an old-time ia
Deceived by Tommy Browns perform
ance. for he had finished a good third in
ns 4 S back hm eayy
second place in the second heat. The start
was soon obtained. Dolly Spanker and Be
untrue to his home friends. broke after he
had gone an eighth, and did not recover
himself in time to keep from getting It'll ds
and kept it. winning easily. On the, stretch
Susie c.. an Stool shot for second place.
Dolly Spanker for second position.
The third heat was Be Sure's from the
start. Susie 6; paced beautifully for sec ss,
and on the back stretch fell to the rear.
finishing fifth, Jack Bowers coming in
Be oS us third and
ers fourth. Here Is the summary:
PIP pace; purse. $500.
Be Sure. b. s., by Bessenger !.
Susie e" G., b. m. by Little Henry
Dolly spanker. blk. m. by Jim
Wilkes Hayman .................. B
Jack Bowers, b. g.. by kilbuck
Tom (SwaningeD ..........:...... 3
Cambridge Girl. c, m, by Amer
H ,Sa SOY B. ' h.a by Patron keys.
Tommy Brown. b. e., by Scott s,s
Hambrin9 Starr .; ~ as
Judge Swing. br. s.. by Wilkes
Boy (SpeideD ...;,;;,.......... or.
Time-2:07s4. 2:09h. 211h.
THE LAST EVENT OF THE DAY.
OD
the hardest fought race of the day. More
money was won and lost on it than on any
other race of the three days. Dentine and
Abnet were favorites, there being little
choice between them. The seven starters
were given the word and they went for
ward we'll together. Dentine was in front.
but Abnet was following at steady gait
close behind. Three or four different names
were shouted as winners as the horses
came in the stretch for the finish They
were close together, with Dentine in the
lead. Many expected to see the three-year-
old pull in first place, but the best she
with Dufour two lengths behind. fighting
with Turquoise for third place. Lille
Young and Patti Clark were distanced, SO
there were but FIVE starters in the second
heat.
Dentine was favorite,, At the word go the
side with Dentine a nose ahead. The three
others were punched length behind
These positions were kept to the stretch,
der the wire length ahead of Dentine at
a very fast clip. The excitement was Won
derful. and the horsemen shouted Justify
old had gone the mile in 2;l2A; establish
ing new record for herself. She was the
fayorite of everybody for the third heat
The third was a repetition OF the second
the horses finishing in exactly the same
position. Abnet made. another excellent
.iniSh. giving an idea OF ner great Spteu
For the fourth heat, Abnet was favorite
while Dentine sold at 6 to 2. But the filly
had done all she could. and after keeping
the lead until the three-quarters, she broke,
and finished in fourth pace. Dentine came
in winner, with Dufour second, Turquoise
third and Mckee fifth. 1t was evident that
Abnet was done for the day. She was not
perspiring freely when she finished in the
third heat and she was in worse condi-
ton after the fourth. Dentine was favor
tie and he won the heat without being
passed. although Anet remained with him
for half mile. Turquoise was second, Du-
four third, Mckee fourth and Abnet NTH.
Dentine won first money, Abnet second. Du-
four third and Turquoise fourth. Following
Is the summary:
2:3O trot: purse. $1,000.
Dentine, b. g., by oAber-
deem (Thomas) .......... !
Abnet b. f., by Ambas-
sador Chessman) $1,000.
Dufour. b. g., by Green .
lander Galloway ,... .
Turquoise, b. M, by
Torrent Fuller) ........4 q
Mckee b. g.. by Calamity
Dick (Spellrink) -. 8
Lille Young, s. M, by
Young Fullerton
Payne) ........ ...... ..Dis.
Patti Clark, r. m, by
Patron PattersonC DIS; or