The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-07-23
RACED FOR Ten HOURS
Wonderful Achievement at the
Crosse Pointe Track.
EDITH w. NOT LUCKLESS
Next to the Seasons Fastest
Competition Mile.
EDITH W. NOT LUCKLESS

Detroit, Mich, July 2.-Nignt was IaL-
ing fast as the last heat Of ten hours
continuous racing was trotted at the
Crosse Point track this evening. In
spite of two rainy days, the entire pro-
gram Of twenty races was completed and
the attendance at the opening meeting OF
the grand circuit was the largest blue rib
hon record. There were two unfinished
and seven untouched races on today's
program when Starter Hoyt called the
first field at 9:45 q. m. and tonight all
were finished excepting the 2:lO trot,
which had to be decided in Caracalla's
favor because OF darkness when he had
won but two heats. Hal BIS mile in
2:O51k made in today's 2:10 pacing stake
is the fastest competition mile of the
year, excepting the one by Searchlight in
2:O5h at Denver. In this event Driver
Snow laid Hal B up in the first heat and
when ne was turned loose he had no
troule In taking the next three. William
Nc won the first heat but the judges set
him back to last for cutting In on Edith
w in the home stretch.
Thursdays unfinished 2:15 pace was first
on today's program, with but two COM
petitors left. The AMID won all the way.
In the Chamber OF Commerce consolation
Maud Emperor, with one heat won yes
terday, could do nothing with Wander
ing Jew, who took the other two. There
was a plunge on ]. B. D. in the 2:12 trOt.
He won the first heat easily. After that
Copeland had the speed and was in front
all the way in the next two heats. Both
Lord Vincent and Prince of India made
a bid for the Hotel Cadillac stake. Vim
cent won the first and the Prince the
next two heats. Then Robert ]. was
driven out and won the next three in
close finishes. Anaconda was never in
danger in the fast 2:O4 pace and showed
in front in all the heats. In the NJ. and NJ.
consolation stake there was nothing that
could head Wilask and the little stallion
won by heats nicely. Arbuteskam had to
travel fast in the 2:2O pace, but he was
equal to the pace and won in straight
heats. Most Of the horses and their own
ers. drivers, etc, left for Cleveland to-
night. Today's summaries:
2:15 class, pacing, purse 5000 funinish-
Ell from Thursday: The Mail won ,hiId.
fifth End sixth heats. Tine. 2.0S -,
2I0 IA, 2:0e IA. Wutranby won fourth
heat in POI IA. and was second. Nerva
Patchen won first heat IN 2.Os and was
third. Hontas Crooke won second heat
in 2:O9 and was fourth. Star Hal, Gyp
Walnut, Lolita, Johnny c., Rosa L., Wal
nut Lad, Bay Leaf, Doan Dick, Blaze
Boy. Sweet Violet. Gypsy Red. Maronial,
Macmillan, Daisy B, Pat Huge, Lady,
Prince and Scapegoat also started.
Chamber Of Commerce consolation
stake, $1,000 for 2:A class pacing (unfin-
ished yesterdays: Wandering Jew won
second and third heats Time 2:O9 IA,
2:13 Maude Emperor won first heat in
2:1O 1-2 and was second; Hipless third.
The Private, Mt. Clemens Boy, and Ar
line B. also started.
PIP class trotting, purse $1,000; two
heats in three; Diminished yesterday: |
Copeland won second and third heats. |
Time 2:O9 "a. 2:11 1-2 ]. B. D. won first |
heat in 2:1O "a and was second. Tomboy |
third. Kate McCrack. Red Star, Georgi- |
ana, Norvet, DR.. Leek, Queerist, Carlyle |
Carne, T1morah. Tudor Chimes and Pa |
sonte also started.
Hotel Cadillas stake, 5000 for PIG class |
trotting: Robert ]. won fourth. fifth and |
sixth heats. Time Pill 3-4, 2:12 "a, 2:13. |
Princess of India won second and third |
heats and was second. Time 2:13 1-2, 2:l4. |
Lord Vincent won first heat in PIP 1-2 |
and was third. Iris O.. Kilda, Jack D., |
Sister Alice and Phoebe Childers also |
started.
2:O4 class pacing, purse s., 900: Anaconda |
won in straight heats. Time 2:06, 2:06 1-2, |
2:07. Prince Alert second. Chehaiis |
third. Frank Bogash and Directly also |
started.
Merchants and Manufacturers consola- |
ton stakes. 5000, 2:24 class trotting: VIII |
ask won in straight heats. Time, ala, |
2:16. Bertha Lee second, Lady yelling |
ton third. Starmont and Escabar also |
started.
class pacing: Hal B. won second, third |
and fourth heats. Time POS 1-2. POS IL. |
POS. Edith w. won first heat in 2:O6 1-2 /
and was second. Nelly Bruce third. Ace,
William Nc, Golden Prince. Ophelia, |
Sylvan Way and Gus Barrett also started |
2:2c class pacing, purse $1,000. two in |
three heats: Arbuteskan won In straight |
heats. Time 2:10 1-2. FOG 81 Fritz sec
ond; Miss Irma third. Little Pete, John |
ny Agan. Americas, Dunbar and Della c. |
also started.
2:1O class trotting, purse 5000 (unfin- |
ished): CaracaIla won first and third /
heats. Time 2:lO IL. 2:10. Clayton won |
second heat in 2:O9 "a. ElIorsee won |
fifth heat in 2:12 T. Belle ]. won fourth |
heat in 2:l1 Ia Battleton. Tommy Brit |
ton and Dione also started.
Torpedo Boat DahIgren'S Trial.
Bates, Me-. July 22.-The United States |
torpedo boat Dahlgren was given a pre- |
limlnary speed trial over a course in the !