New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-25
ROBERT US BRILLIANT EFFORT.

ROBERT US BRILLIANT EFFORT
THE PAGER GOES A MILE IN 2:o2-RACEs IN
DETROIT.
Detroit, July 24-To-day's races were the best
thus far OF the Blue Ribbon meeting. Ben d. and
Angie D. were equal favorltes for the unfinished
21O pacing. Coeridge. who won one heat last
night, won the first heat to-day. but mad 10 DE
driven out to get IT, He made the mile In 2o6l+,
cutting his record three seconds and winning an
extra 500 for pacing the fastest heat better thah
201. Coleridge the final heat easily
The 2l4 trotting turned out a great race. eight
heats being troted, OF them better than 2:la
Geneva won the first heat clevery. and Altao the
next two. Then Bouncer came 10 the 'front.' lot
heat only to fall before BERTHE r. in the fifth heat
by nose. Bouncer won the seventh ana eighth
heats after the hardest kind of driving finishes.
Ethel A. won the first heat OF the four-year-oId
pace In an excellent finish. When she won the
second heat she became favorte. Bright Regent.
who had been away behind in the nrst Two heats'
came the front in the third heat and' after WIN
ming that and the fourth easily. ne became pro-
hbItive favOrite and won the final heat with ease.
In the last race the 223 trotting. Princess Belle
won the first heat easily. Waranoke captured the
second in a driving finish BY head. In the third
heat Waranoke coared the leaders at the distance
pole and won out in a sensational finish by short
head
At 4:So o'clock Robert j.. with Geers In the sulky,
was sent 70 beat his record OF z'Ulf2 anu lie hdu
Cheerful as a runner. On the second attempt Geers
nodded for the word Cheerful was at Roberts
wheel as they got the word The king Of PAGERS
passed the first quarter. going as true as die In
o3o:, Up the backstretch the runner moved up a
little. As he swept by. the half the time l;Ol,.,
showed that he was behind time for two-minute
gait Ceers did not pick him up on the upper turn;
but Cheerful sent to his flank: AS they dashed
by the three quarters in 1:3l% Cheerful came up
abreast and Ceers piled the whip and called on tne
son OF Hartford for the effort Of his life. and with
Cheerful neck and neck they came down to the wire
but il was useless, and he went under the wire In
2o2 hat the second-fastest mile over paced In the
world and the fastest of the year by full second
Summaries:
FIRST RAcE-2lo CLAss-PACTNG-PURsE 5000
Unfinished from yesterday
Coleridge b. h.. by c. F. clay. dam Susie , ,
Ben m' B.. cS " h. by Red Buck jr Gairdj
Angie D. b. m. by Mikagan tQuntinl...... D
Time 2:oGA.. 2o6a., 2:o7. 2o6.. 2o7
SECOND RACE-2:l4 Observation-Disclosures 5000
Bouncer. b. m. by Hummer dam
Musette. by Mambrino Patchen 800 =,
Ai fS'4'' b. h.. by Aliamont CMc- ,
ps rGse'I r. b. m. by waiiicmoni
:: :$1 b x s:';5s
TG ime p in H. a 2i2 2i2 2a 2:la 2:is, 2l4
rHInp OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES $500
Bright Regent. CHI <. by Prince Regent. dam &,
r,hei a gr M by Adrian wilkes oconey) ? 5 8
Be Sure h. by Be s,, G;sifus soiL a,i
FOURTH HAcF .?5c5 o GAssaJR01r'S'-FoNSN
Rcd Of waranoke. h. h. by Little Red dam Fhne
r1 sRSass' Belle br M by Bell Boy
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