The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-08-15
May Allen Not i'm Form and Could Do
No Better Than Finish Ninth
in Any Heat.
2:O6 PACE WON BY HETTY G..
RAM CIRCUIT RACES At GLENs
FALLS WELL PATRONIZED.
2;O6 Pace Won by Nazette and the
2;2S Trot by EIeata-Good
sport at

NEW YORK. Aug. 1.-THE New York
Trotting Association presented a frst-class
card to-day at Brighton Beach, but threat
ening weather caused a small attendance.
The principal event of the day was the
5000 Bonner memorial stake. which had
a large field and was the medium of heavy
speculation. A sample pool tells the story:
May Allen. $780, Onward Silver, $3.50; Metal
las. $500: Cornelia Bell. 500: DIR. Book. Dolly
Bidwell and Confessor, So each, and the
field $40.
Dolly Bidwell led in the first heat nearly
all the way around, but Onward Silver
caught her at the wire and beat her by a
neck. In the second heat Dolly Bidwell
won by a neck from Cornelia Bell. The
third heat was between this pair and Cor
nelia Bell won by two lengths. AS three
heats had now been trotted, the rest of the
field was sent to the barn. Onward Silver
won the next two heats. but with little TO
spare. The first event OF the day was the
unfinished 2:2O pace, of which Captain Brine
had two heats to his credit yesterday and
Dick See one. The betting was $50 to $40
on the Captain. Dick See won the first
heat to-day In Oil, and Mcdowell was put
up behind the favorite. and he drove him
out handily, winning the heat and race.
The 2:A pace was a short anc sharp race.
and the betting indicated the result. as it
was $50 on Shadow Chimes and s5 for the
field. The favorite won in straight heats,
with plenty to spare.
The 2:06 pace was a similar race, as Hetty
c. sold at 800 to $40, but she had a close
call, for in the last heat, in q tired and
gripping finish, she only won by a head.
The last rdra of tho AaV uac tho o.pi
trot, for which Albert A. ID. was the IA
vorite at $40 against the field. She proved
heat and Captain Bracken the next three.
The last heat was exceedingly close and
exciting. as Easter led to within ten yards
OF the wire, but was beaten by d head.
Summaries:
2:20 Pace, purse 1900.
Captain Brine. blk h.. by Wild
Brine Columbine, by Red
Feather tKenncdy and Me-, 90,
Dick See, b. h. ..........S . / 2
Star Pugh.. ch. g. Oockwocd).... 8 4 70
Darnite. blk m: CCarrenter)....s 8 3 ro
Helen D., b. m. tMaloney)........4 4 els
Time-2:O7a. 2:ie, 2:iOls, 2:ii, s:io.
2:2i Pace; purse SLIGO.
Shadow Chimes, b; =. by Chimes
Charmer, by Mambrino King.
Terrace Queen, br. m. (Shaffer)...... 2 2
Xava, ch. m. tMcLaDe) ...........-3 3 3
Cubanola, blk. 5. (GreerD.......-......Dis
Thornway, b. s. (McHenry).............Dis
st. Patrick, b. s. lMcVeY...........Dis
Reckless, b. K. Dis
Time-2:10A, PISA, PISA.
Bonner Memorial; PIP trot; purse 5000.
Onward Silver, CHI. s.. by On
ward-Sylvan Maid, by Aber-
co Ssee sG seii. b. m. iKir0yj..:..
Dolly Dillon, b. m. CSanders).... S l 5 ?
Dolly Bidwell, b. m. CCarpenter) z ) 70
Confessor, CHI. 6. Bowen)...... 3 3 J 70
Frank Creamer, br &. tSnyder). 4 4 8 TO
DIR. Book, b. &. tSpear).-....... 5 = 70
Elsie s. b. m. (Andrews)........10 s TO
May Allen. ch. nj. tWilson) ...... 2 10 y no
Lady Geraldine, b. m. Dicker-
Metaiias. b. :. Cshtllinelaw)..... Dis
Time-2:l0A, 2:09%. 2:l0. 2:l0I4. 2:llh.
2:oe Pace: purse. $500:
Hetty G.. b. m, by Egg Hot-Nora b.,
by Betterton McCoy) .................1 l /
Riley b., blk. $. (Erwinl ............2 3 2
Bonnie Direct, blk. $. tMcHenry)......4 2 3
Eyelet. or. m. OKenney) ................3 4
Time-2:06a4. 2:O7. 2:o619.
2:24 Trot; purse, $500:
Captain Bracken. b. g.. by Earl
Baltic, dam by Director tErwin)..3 l I l
Easter, b. M. by Salvenia (Golden).1 ? 4 2
Henrietta. blk. m. Young)....-.....2 5 3ro
Alberta d., ch. 3. (Shillinglaw)..... s gro
lei Milargo. br. &. CDickerson). ......6 4 5ro
Nut Bearer. br. g. (Foote). ...........7 Gro
Leola. h. m. Embellishments 6 dis
Lady Travis. blk. IN. Hlynn). Dis
Time-2:13%, 2:1sS. 2:1Si.. 2:16lA.