The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-09-06
GOES In 2:O4 3-4
CLIPS THREE-QUARTERs OF A Sec
OxD OFF HIS TRoTTING RECORD.
Fine Of $500 Imposed ON Gil Curry
Last Patchen-Gentry Race

GALESBURG. H.. Sept. 5.-Azote went a
remarkable mile this afternoon against his
record of 205Iz. He was driven by Andy
Mcdowell with Ferdinand as a running
mate, driven by Dan Campbell. The first
quarter was made in :29%t, the half in 1:0l1s.
In going the third Azote faced a cool wind
and reached the quarter pole in 1:S4. Com
ing home he made a fine squirt and came
under the wire in 2:044. Mcdowell was
unwell and scarcely able to drive. Alix
goes against her record tomorrow. Sum-
maries:
2:3O trot. Tempting won second and third
heats and race in 2:l9k, 2:l9&4- Belle Piiot
won first heat in 2:l9l2. New, Gaylon also
started.
$50 pace. Sphere won second and third
heats and race in 2:13h. 2:15A. Cadet won
porte Girl. Major Bob and Ashburton also
started.
2:22 trot. Jessie C. won in straight heats.
TimeA2:aOh, 2:1sN. Fredonia. Donna Inez,
Jerry w., Lucella, Miss Zura. General AL
ger also started.
2:2s trot. The Corporal won second and
third heats and race in 2:121a. 2:13. Pat L.
won first heat in 2:A. Pneumatic also
2:l4 pace. Badge won in straight heats.
Time-209, 2.@. Judge Hurt. Be sure.
s sfeye1aea sns slq Kite Williams Ria Ia alsc s Gr9ser
2:16 trot. Oscar Williams Won fourth and
fifth heats and race in 2:14A, 215. Queen
Annline won first heat in 2:l3: Annie won
Annline trotted a dead heat in third
Time, 2:13. Kate Phallamont. Baron
Rogers, Ben B., Baker. Blackraven, An
th s.an ,r Mars aseet {, va aIso in sts sirsisbt heats.
Time-2:15i3. 2:121a. Bon Aimee. May Ross,
Black Hal. Patti Clark. Dufour also
$40 pace. Ffdol won in straight heats.
Time-2071z, 2:07lz. Tom Ogden, Colonel
Thornton. Ella L.. Belle Malone. Vera Ca
pei. Coleridge, Sable Gift and Gazette also
started.
PIP trot Cunfnished.) B. B. O. won first
heat. Time. PIP. Miss Nelson. klamath.
Mark Sirious, Kentucky Union also started.
Driver Curry Fined $500.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 5.-"Gil' Curry.
who drove Joe Patchen in yesterdays
match race with John r. Gentry, at Bel
mont Park. has been fined 500 by the
judges for alleged crooked work in the
race. There is considerable doubt as to
whether the fine can be collected. Curry
claims that the contract with the Belmont
Driving Club simply called for a speed ex-
hibition on the part of the two horses.
Instead of a $1,000 purse. McHenry and
Curry were to be given a certain percentage
of the gate receipts and the amount they
AZ teCoiNc, ~ ~ Soio, was nv SoSH' IL
night Curry, and McHenry, who drove
Gentry, left for the West.
There were two events on the card for
decision to-day, the last of the meeting
the go trot and the 2:2O pace. In the for
mer, Brunhilde went out and won the first
heat, but after that there was nothing in
the field that could touch Miss McGregor
and she took tho next three heats and the
race. Bumps won the pacing race right of
the reel. In the last heat he broke badly
at the upper turn and Wilson yanked HIM
back to fifth place. Entering the stretch
he cut loose on the outside and, passing
the bunch in a magnificent burst of speed,
won from Atelo by a neck. The last quar-
ter. was covered In thirty-one seconds.
Summaries:
2.90 trot. nurse. 90 0O0.