The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-09
LAST DAYS RACES.
Threatening Skies In
terfere With At
tendance.
HAL 3, WAS CONSISTENT.
Has Not Yet Been Beaten
On the Circuit.

New York, Sept. S.-Threatening
weather somewhat interfered with the
attendance of the last days racing at
the Empire City Totting Clubs track.
Five thousand persons were present
The sun came out and the best days
racing Of the week was on the card.
In the 2:10 pacing class, Hal B, the
favorite, sold at $50 to 1925 for the field
He spreadeagled the field in both heats
winning with lots of reserve in 2:06%
and 2:06h. Hal b. is the most consist
ent race horse shown this season, as
he now stands undefeated all through
the circuit and has a mark of 2304ie
which he took at Cleveland in July,
In the 2:10 trot, Monterey sold for $50,
Louise Mac $50, and the field $50. Louise
Mac won the opening heat all the way,
With Clayton in close attendance. Cay
ton, after the quarter, found no par
ticular trouble in winning the second
heat in 2:09As 1t was all Clayton in the
third and deciding heat, just as soon as
the half was passed.
There was strong betting on the 2:05
pace with Anaconda favorite at $50 to
$35 for the field. The mainstay of the
field betters was Lady of the Manor. In
the first heat Anaconda went to the
front at the word, Lady of the Manor
second, Roam Wilkes third. They
raced in the same order to the last
turn, where Geers moved up with the
chestnut mare, and in a neck and neck
drive Anaconda took the heat in 2:0314,
new mark for her. As they started In
the second heat, Lady Of the Manor
broke badly, and Anaconda logged
home in POT taking the heat and race.
The free-for-all trot wound up the
meeting, and it was very tame af-
fair, but two coming out for the word.
The Abbott and John Nolan. The Abb
bolt easily took both heats in 2O9A
and 2:06s4. D. A. Smell drove his brown
horse Jupe a mile against time in 2:071s.
Summarizes:
2:1O PACING-PURSE 5000.
(Two in tnree)
Hal b, b. s. by Hal BLIZZARD Ellen NJ,
Eyelet gr. m, BY Bambetta Wilkes,
Qxenny) 2
Hydrogen, b. s., by NitrOgsn
Moth Miller CHI g., by Alcantara.
Split silk. oh. M by Bourbon Wilkes,
(W1lsomn 9
F Fftte b TR0 n b Xrmoat FfSsR5y} i
The Maid. BIN, by Hal indext Curtis 5
Slavonic, g. g.. by King Wilkes,
Free Bond, b. g., by Simon. J, Miller 6 10
Hontaus Crooke, CHI. s., by Bud
Crooke ......................(S anderS) y 3
Time, 2:06a4, 2:OS1a.
2:1O CLASS. TROTTING-PURSE $1,000.
(Two in three.J
Clayton, b. s., by Allerton-Lucy
Wilton Wilton .......... (AIcHehry) 2 / /
Louise Mac, CHI. M, by Little Cor
poFal .:..s.......... (E1udson) 2 2
Success, g, g., by SHERMAN,
oueechy, b. 81. by Acyone.
Battleton, b. g, by Rex Americus,
(Geers) 5
sIontereye CHI. s., by sidney
tspear) 5 dis
2:O5 CLASS, PACING PURSE $1,000.
Anaconda. b, e., by Knight -Hoggin
Mare-Algona ..,........... (McHenry) l 1
Roam Wilkes, no. s., by Tennessee
Wilkes ............".lCheney) 2
Lady of the Manor, CHI. M, by Nam
primo King ..,............>.... (Geersl
Bessie Bonehill, gr m....( Diekerson) 8
Time. 2;0SA, 2:07A.
FREE-FOR-ALL, TROTTING = PURSE
$1,000. (Two in three)
The Abbott, b. g., by Chimes ettie
klng .:................. ...... .lGeers) !
John Nolan, Big, by ProdtgaI. (Foote) 2 2
Time, 2:O9s4, 2:0es4