The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-08-26
HAZEL DELL RACING,
Some Good Sport Is Presented by the Wa.
waset Driving Association.

1 Tho first day Of the Wawas ct Driving
Associations meet was success, fully
1850 people looking upon horse racing
! such as has not been seen here for five
yenrs. The track was in good condition
and some good time was therefore made.
| Tho "bookies" were there and coined
I money. In one heat bet Of $40 was paid
by the loser. The First Regiment Band
| rendered music.
The 22O class Of PAGERS and trotters
showed the best horses on tho track. Ko.
dak, black gelding owned by II. w.
| Davis of Reading was tho favorite and
won in three strait heats. She went
GROUND the track without q break. The
purse was for 300 and the race finished in
this order:
Kodak, pl. g.. H. ". Davis, Read.
George Frazlar, g. g., W. b Blsss, :.
R. i. G.. brs., John kinney, Point
DreeZe .......................
Polka Bolton, b. m., j. u. Mel
Edgar ", b. G., ii. Coolings,
Wooupury ....................:.
Price McGrath, b. S., j.. S. KIRK,
Marshallton 6
o1i,a;;is;' aGa;ia;s + {. Z: Il: i: Ha'ne;' Had:
1ime-ssO1l s.si. Ss3.
In the minute class trot there wero
twelve starters. Wynecode Maid, owned
. by II. W. Davis was the favorite. and won
the heat easily. Sho also won the second
heat at the same time. Pom l. and Lady
Duroo making strong run for second
place. In the final heat much difficulty
was experienced in getting tho fold off in
shape. Two trials were made before sue.
cess came, then Wynecode Maid repeated
her previous performance The drivers of
pan T. and Hnpy,v finnd t10 for
delaying the start The summary follows:
PURSE slOO
/. Wis Reading Pa. l
Linden f., bl. g., James Brown
, Happy Star, &. g., W. D. Biggs,
Pom L., i &, Jester s. Mcdaniel,
Elizabeth, .. M, j. j. Rsiiey,
E;sas y, ,.!s = s., W. s. Marshall
~ West Chester, Pa. ;...........
Hop, b. s, J. I. Hendrickson, Stan.
Observation-Disclosures. ton. s
D., wssdSa1y;, synSsas; + :: gi. +. $. R. baaa' , s
Musical. S. IN. D. c. Duffy. Name.
Lord middleton, br: e, j. ii. Mere.
Lady barcc, "sI i. M, "''i;' il. 6. Moore e.
Maud Truxton $. m. +. W. MCCOY,
Time~sSi1g s.3i4, s5iX vi
In the 2 % class, trot and pace, six horses
We're entered. The purse was 500. Daisy
b. owned by ]. H. Manlovo of Middle
town. was tho favorte and came up to cx-
pectaton. In the first heat she led the
field and passed under tho wire several
seconds to the good. Garrett Jr. and
Boxer went well for second hOnors. In
the second heat she almost distanced her
opponents, and repea.od tho act in the
third heat, which ended the race. Tho
summary:
Daisy B., b. m, J. H. Manlovo,
Mladletown ....,.....;;..;......d
Garrett, Jr, b. g., j. p. Aepburne,3
Boxer. br g., Robert Grady, War
J. Dertl, "a. .................2 u
Bonnie West, br. m,, John Kinney,
Point Breeze ................. % 2
Pickaniny, b. III, J. b. Green, vii.
lnlngton NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Il
Flipcator, b. G., j. i. Fulmer, Chos.
Timo-asiI' , ssI, s.s7iii;. '''''''''
Tom and Emclitfe, owned by w. S.
Tanguy and All Silk and Delight owned
by DIR. j. r. Mahatfy went u mile anu the
former pair won, the time bcing2.55. DR..
Mahaffy's team was never together and
could not Keep together.
Mr.. Tanguy sent his team an exhibition
mile oud they encircled the track twice in
50.