The sun., 1901-08-17
SPEEDY YOUNG TROTTERS.
REST TINE or THE YEAR MADE
NJ THREE-YEtR-OLDS.
Carrie Bei W'as John %. shuts stakes
Going the Fourth Heat In 7;it I.s
son of Crrsceus Distaneed In See
ond Heat Dan Patch Goes Fast Mile.


and Heat Dan Patch Goes Fast Mile.
Those who Journeycd 60 Dr! ghton Beach
track yesterday aft'rnoon saw one OF tho
best racrs ever trotted by three -year-olds.
The fastest time mad, by youngsters Of
that age this season va. lowered three tim
and with one exception each neat furnished
"A contest that showed the youn xst-rS to he
coming racchorses ON one Of the Western
tracks an Anerton nlly. kicksi. Allen.
trotted a mile In 21s.. which was the record
OF the season until yesterday, when Jimmy
Golden drove the Adb-ll geldins Rowellan
mile IN 2tSi, In the second heat The
performance caused hor-emen 70 talk. but
when Joe 1hayer's fily Carrie Bel flashed
under the wir. In the fourth heat In 2ia1.
slicing another second on the seasons
record. old trottlng turf men. who seldom
show their enthusiasm. applauded the feat.
II was Disappointing that Nellie Bpca. George
l@nvitts gOod-looking gray ally. was dis
tnnced In the second heat She won the
first heat In good style in ?1s. and IL was
considered that she would be- factor in
the race. The hay colt Crescent Route. the
only one Of th" get Of Champion CresceuS
who has ever appeared In a race. finished
hfth In the first heat without being driven
hard and was distanced In tho second He
acted well. however. and will be heard from.
"he race was for the John u Shult. stakes
Of $1,000 Carrie Rel was fsvorite In the
betting from the start az $50 To t2o for the
field and there was little shifting even after
she had finished third aud second In the hr-t
two heat She won the third heat In CON-
paratvely slow time. ~ Rowellan. who was
making the drive for the heat made a mi--
take near the three-quarter role and N was
not necessary for the hly to GO faster J
Hubinger'- Ashland wilkes rclding
starch. finished second The fourth heat
furnished the most exciting contest of the
day Carrie Rel cut out N" pace from the
start ami carried them 20 the quarter in S4's
seconds. with Rowcllan lapped on her all
the way The half WAS passed In i.o7t.
and the thrce-qunrter- IN iu'., with both
Thayer and Golden getting all tine speed
possible out of their young~,ers
The brush down tho stretch was wonder
ful exhibition 81 precociouS speed A. the
distance fag. Row-llan was only neck
! behind Carrie Rel Roth a, .yerS were calling
Tor the last ounce u speed and II looked A.
though the Lynne Bel nliy woull win easily.
but nee ring the wire Rowellan made a last
effort and the pair vent under the wire al
most head and head Roth wer" all out
Tho hfth heat Wa another warm one tarrie
Bel nnd Rowrllsu went 60 the quarter in
a5l -eConds and from there to the half with
, lttle more than the length ~ q neck between
them. Ia no. The thre~-ouart-r pole
was passed IN .S and they brushed down
the stretch like seasoned race horse~. Rowei-
lan'r chance II winning wa- good unti the
stride and was hop~le~sly beaten The last
quarter was trotted Ia a2'. seconds, r~-
markabie performance Tor NTH heat
MS cfy She va. bought 6y Joe Thsver 81
Lexington at the Rlur Ribbon sale Ia MtGi.on
square Garden last fall fof ssOO N"ili.
Roca by clay King who won the hr,l neat
never had shown NIL" better than around
,?s until yesterday
starter Iva Dee. owned by Smathers
4 Shafst of this CITY. WAS started fsyQrite ia
thc pools AZ 500 20 .lIs for the neld she
lstor- thev made Il even betting on her against
th" neld Tier victory in the second heat
third heat TO- Maurine. Then tho odd quickly
changed 70 favor Of lhc Hinder Wilk@~ mar
fourth heat and only two hgt-es were lcft
90 start Tor the nth beat Maurinc led 60
he back turn. who're Iva De- captured ne
broke again ~ the stretch. Sh. was tired
I've Dee won by two lengths sis,h hea,
six- heat race OF the week Iva Dee went
out and won quite haldlly
a lot of excitement around the pool stand
The fast son of Joe patch"n, Dan Patch.
Vas a hot fsvorite before the rae. Was called
lie had not been beaten a heat this season
One Of the early pools sold wa " "a for
pan Patch. $1,000 for ihe Bish..p. 500 each
FOR Major Massovil" Martha Marshall and
In the field Later Dan Pa'ch sold FOR
sioo 20 s7s FOR the field Martha Marshall
won the first heat IN %. much 70 the astonish-
m.nt of tho crowd. ~ u seemed to bs an
almost sur- thinz that there were several
horses in the race who could do some seconds
better than that There was general
whisper that some la ing up- being
done and the rght Of spe Il that distinguished
the next heat lent color to the suspicion
for Dan Patch -'st n paC" 20 the quarter that
mad" th" fret heat look funny u Wa passed
IN WI. seconds. with the field hunchsd close
h.hind The hplf was made IN ott. all
bring well up With the exception ot Patsy
X They were still punched NJ the three
quarters IN Iaai, II vas a great brush
down the stretch. with Martha Marshall and
George close up To Dan Patch After pass
ing the distance fag NcHenry began 10
reef hi PAGER With George going TO second
place and Mckenny driving him for dear
ltfa Fan Patch was half n length In front.
Tho race will be finished to-day Summaries