New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-10
HARNESS RACING.
STAR POINTER FAILS AT THE RECORD
AT HARTFORD.
PAGES y zoos BEATING TRACK TIME-RiH9EH
r-r,-s TIE, 90 -nor-rrG CROWD PRESENT

-ro,..4 ~ he .ho star attraction OF the Hartford
Grand Circuit meeting. for the crowd ~ '"8i 'st
Oak Park today was by long odds the iarses' Oh
the week The weather was warm, clear anu
caln, and The track was az fast as at any tine
during the week but It was not fast enough lor 'l-
champion PAGER 10 lover his wonderful IecoIu ~
J.ssi. II he had any chance 10 30 ms IL W. -
when he paced the first half-me at 2'z gar, lot
he would have had 10 come home In % 7e1'"'s
heat his mark AS il was. lie paced IN" Iasl MN
IN tol seconds and tho last quarter In "a seconu7'
making his time for the mile 2.t''2' IIl9 '4,ai
the best time ever mad by any other harness ho'
ard beat by more than three seconds Inc -
racord which he had started to beat. 90 ma ~.
croud and the owner and the driver OF the EleG'
nscer were well pleased with the result POINTER
viii 60 from here to Philadelphia whore ne S.a'1S
on THURSDAY % next week at Belmont f"'"' Io 5'
.baro he will 90 10 Terre Haus, Ind Septenpe' 80
Springfield. H. September g. and Des "4o''s-'
Iowa October D. 49,, ,,..,o
~ senator John McCarty's quick-ga'ted H'.'o
black mare Helen r. was al easy winner " wv
postponed handicap race for PAGERS 0le 81 80" -,
-, hottie, than the others from the stahuiIs
star. ard John Dickerson sent her into the 1e@n
tstorA reaching tho half-mils pole Mohopo'''
e,ar,inc 0f,y yards above the wire. clossu D,5
gap in the last half finishing second put 10 .,
NOT get closer than within two iets'ns " e,
winner. Heller. +. was timed rom vic ~
2I5l3 ,,. ,,;~ hurry
o,-oetri,a, rosewood bay stallion Bingeh' Oy o.
King was looked upon as the best Oh e'si'- ,, .
IN The 2l3 race and the pool-buyera u"e"', 49,,
500 against $50 for the field. hchIy 4.'', -,
Fori,o vi,hln half dozen lengths Of the ieIr'''
,,,,u well mast the half-m;.e poe PIlA"s "o' ~
49,, outeide ~ the track. he sent tie stro"S b'-i9
,.o,,- etaulon along very fast in the hoint'''c'''
overbauling Fred Kohl and GU OIasS IA "'
tarce stand and winning In Impressive syn -"
9.0M, Fred Kohl made Q nIeah "HeH pins -
le,Sad him and Cut Glass, trottng iaht anu u w.
/
cen sold for 50 against $40 for bhgeh otl'' gov
second heat II being well known tA"' 'i'e g
al,yays act, badly when scoring az III" P"'.' 80
o-ough Birgen left his stride soon aittf ''e S'A'
shouted Co" losing thirty lengths OF n'o'o
he recovered himself. Everybody expected INA
-. ~ ,vould law I'D his horse after tns mistake o"'
Instead OF doing 50 he sent him along IN hi'li"7
drive 70 overhaul the leaders rTed NOM
Glass and Alrich showed the way 20 me "oi'
et-,.ob rs before Bingen's iemaikaoc fn''l
enabled him 10 get within haif dozen 'e"t 'N' 90
tho leaders near the soycn-eishths pole oI' nc
oiod away 4. that point and finished last OF INC
field but one In the third heat Blngen ag''h ot'"0
lust after passing the wire. ana TINS ''h' -
had the good judgment 20 ley up ms morse ','u
Kohl gained the lead the lower tuFn ana hea +"
70 the wire IN a long, srucli.ng contest WIN lux
Gla,s The Kentucky mare got to Fred hoh.
throatlalch fifty yards from the finish Ire bui s"e
could not gain another lnch ana the black s,aIlol
head was clearly in front - the con'ehals "0'''''
startor Frank Walker. who calls out to the ludges
re- re-, p2; d1 6r Of ' sc o'S' Srphy a. = Fende
ton George spear and dozen DINER 01Ic.ic"e,u
ie osIe hS y@ %re sat a w o S in 5 by sad
v.rsed Starter Walkers pacing and gave the heat
20 Cut G'ass.- ,,-..,,
In the next two seats Ti;cr sacfe,ded by careful
driving In netting me hot,neaaeI' hahiso"'H 90
ION round the frst turn without WcaK ne w., ""o
ten lengths more behind tae leader tacn unio
the quarter pole, but when stfa!ghtened ava ~
the backsuetch he closed the sep TapL.y' |1'',Hs
hcncstrech Ae moved for the lead. and came away
easily the fnifh, winning both heats c!cVery ~
.. 1 res a fGIeH 4" NV Nv. tn"rf1
Another mistake Of the Judges deprived Giles
Noyes OF the victory IN ne po,Qoh,' ~ rae 80
PAGERS two heats III which DE- nsa won On ,e y yiS
Rush before The start that he would lie expelled y
Rush protested that he wanted 10 win. he dIote
hnish, beating Quadrisa Cy a head al tne wire. &C.
cordng 20 everybody outside ~ me Judges h'"!"'
After the next hea, had been won by Nicol r. 10
close nnish with QgaeJ'sa, ,ne jutees pay d, up
Moves. The horse appeared a. be uiCd. noWetet,
was reached Qudlrlsd gave the ,"ie' NJ o,,,
Gown blow by winning The nest i~o nea,5 ~ 100
Nicol q. The winner driven from ~ife 20 wire
in every ri the seven heats Of the race ana he
o %Ss dE SS H. II Poa ao OF Macon ' Ga and was
driven BY Roy Miller Il o[ansg CUNT. M, a
driving he trotter Grattan BOY TO Victory after he
had finished second tour lines In succession ..,
on the turf brilliant victory In the -ls race
The Texas horse Parncl, Jr., was made an over
whemlnR favor!te on the strength Of good race
won by him at Boston last week. Pools foll faI-
ne w. 1S ' lS the ed Of eght aged horsc
dashed to the front nj the start IN the nrat heat,
race. Joe Raa. her driver. won, TO the whip Tn =
close hnsh WIZ Chanty in inc ng1 3ed m a
Of 2l3i4. Parncll, Jr. remained warm favorlte'
| few horsemen believing tho flly could stay It out
In the second heat Parnen ir struck Of his
! from, legs cutting himself 50 badly tnai he may
have 20 be rered for ne year. lmproli deuce W.:
| her second winning mile IN 2:1f4 and tie third in
ABB. She Is large. handsome fly that gained :
her, and she is SUI owned b.. the Montana hor.c-
dam Queen wilkes IL The dam Of, Of QGeTst 2llit
Anouen re m tefor ZEE re @ s o M
Haven piunger. backed Iii marc. Belle J.. 2ii. 70
win the consolation purse Tor horses that tsei 70
YIN frst OF SECOND n3nsy IN Inc 5000 Charter OK
held 500 Spear laid up the fret heat with Belle j.
whi.o ssmboulet won by neck from ne BROOKLYN
! came through from the rear and won easily from
Success although Spear drew The finish very. hnc,
In the batting before the start for me oil raco
Gratan Boy ssod for 500 Jasper Ayres for 81 ana
! trotted before darkness ended the Sport. beating
! 2
/ frst and Jasper Ayres by half q length in the
second. The summaries:
| PACI,;G---.os CLAss-pURsE $500 pOeTpoNFp).
Quadriga CHI &, ty Parkvic-Wau-
! tagua. by Tennessee Wilkes MILLER . 2 2 .
Eicol b.. b. e.. b. Alealus (McI.augh-
I'M ..:................. G > 81 : 2
! Giles Noyes, Or, s., by Charles cahrey
crush ard ShiiingaW). ...........1 4 . z 2
Courier Journal. blk. 6. (GodenJ..-. z z 3 70
| Charlie B.. blk &. Garnesl .......... d.
| Bright Light. br. m Oluintnl....-... > dis
Tlme-2osh. 2o7a 2oo1s. 2:osa.. 2;osA 2:tol. 2loIi
PACING-FREE-FOR-ALL CLASS. HANDICAP
PURSE $1,000 POSTPONED.
Helen t.. Blk m, by lie Duc-Ifelen. by Tsr-
tag1n CDickersonJ. wire .....................
! M2nopoe Oh. e.. b. Leicester 81. DemaresD
SPECIAL Si' Roy. ,a c,;;asia; 1ii:.. 3
Hal C., hr <. Kinney, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 4