The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-09-19


move up. however, and though there was a
hard drive up the stretch she won easily
Summary:
The ZIG trot; purse, $780,
Custa, b. g., by Highwood Wiley)....; l
Black Seth, blk g., by Captain Seth
Mackey, g. g.. by Wilton saunders. 2 4
Hans McGregor, c. g., by Blackhawk
:, McGregor Craylorl .........c,....... 8
George Simmons, b. m, by George
Simmons (banks) ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Z
Grafton Boy, b. 5, by Grafton CIa-
Ackeriand, c. e.. by Wooiock (curtisj.. 10
Jack Dawson, blk. s., by Director
serafar vxi,,;, - ~, 1vcod
ford Wilkes (Seeley) ................. 8
William Tell, b. g., by Cornelius,
Katrina Bell, Dr. M. by ST. Rel MAR
Espy Boy, r. s., by Civilian (PoweiD. 10 IA
Hippolite, br. m, by Aladdin (Beards
Mary Cossack, b. M, by Dan Cossack
Asmund, br. $, by Hambrino (rhomp- "
Sunland Clay br. s., by Clay (Critch-
Time-2:i8A. 2:18is.
THE 2:21 PACE
Some of the colts that started in the 2:21
pace found the clip altogether too fast for
them and were unable to save their dis
lance. Persenette, who had won the 2:25
pace earlier in the week, was out for the
money, but she found fast company and
had an accident in the way of broken
wheel in the first heat that spilled her
owner, Hanes, at the quarter. But neither
he nor the horse was hurt and the game
little mare finally won the race. Mollie
Barnes set the pace for the first heat all
i = val
She looked like easy winner, but went
into the air at the distance flag and never
recovered, the heat going to Margery IN
the second heat Margery was disposed 10
keep all the advantage given her by the
pole, and it soon developed into DUEL pc
tween her and airline Wilkes. Inc DIG
Wilkes mare passed her in the stretch aIter
the hottest kind of a whipping argumeht
and won by short head. me nght usea
them both up and In the next Two nSdls
they fell victim to Haness swift finishes
Summary:
The 2:21 pace; purse, $500.
Persenette, blk. M, by Oneida :,
ATIin ane Wilkes c M. by HANDLE
tonian Wilkes (McLanel $3.50.
Margerie, br. m, by warfare .
M sFs E1snsS 5 m. p.ftlt 5 F FS
Little Pete, S. g.. by Edict (Mc- 80
Rs Seie9y2B Bow b. e., by Raiston
(BradWelD ....................- ~
Mango, 6. g., by Manager (Vro- 20
mann ............ ........ .'''.'-.
Will Go, b. g., by Red jacket a..
(Reeves) ............ ......... -. U.s.
Dan Wilkes, C. g., by BOURBON
Wilkes (HignighD ............;'. DIS
Kahlo, b. s., by Hambrino (Pad- ~.
gett) ................... 49,. 49,, :. D'
Rex Abdallah b. s., by Abdal-
lah Bruce (Beardsley). $3.50. LIS.
Time-2:124, 2:11a4, 2:11%, 2:l6A.
The concluding heat of the 2:25 trot,
going over from Friday, was nniSneu IN
the afternoon. Dove Wing, Estella ana ana
Eckstein had each won a neat ana an
others were ruled off, leaving these three
to fight it out. Soon after the start Dove
Wing went into the air and never was IN
. the running afterward. Estella leo easlly
to the half. Here Eckstein moved up ana
attempted to make a race of 1t, but soon
gave it up and contented himself with sec
ond money, Estela winning length
ahead, making the mile in 2:l912.
Lady Anderson made another ef1ort Tor
a record going without driver, but again
She took the outside fence at the turn ana
paced the mile in 2:l012.