The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-07-18
LONG CARD AT DETROIT
EIGHT RACES GIVE AN ATTEND
ANcE OF 5000 PEOPLE SPORT

Dan Patch, Driven by McHenry, Wins
the 2:o4 Pace In Straight Heats,
With SearchIieht Close Second in
Each-The Monk and Dolly Dillon
Are the Only Starters in the 2:07
Trot-Former Captures the Race.
DETROIT, Mich, July Height
complete races gave the 5000 people
who attended the Detroit Driving club
blue ribbon meeting at Crosse Pointe
track this afternoon excellent sport.
The features Of the card were the
2:04 pace, left over from yesterday,
and the 2:07 trot. Dan Patch was an
almost prohibitive favorite in the &c
pace, and captured the event in
straight heats, with Searchlight second
both times. In the first heat Search
light led to the stretch, with Patch
trailing second. There McHenry let
Dan Patch out, and he rapidly over
hauled Searchlight, winning by a
length. He won the second heat by
two lengths.
Two Start in 2:o7 Trot.
Lord Derby and Charley Herr were
scratched in the 2:07 trot, leaving only
The Monk and Dollie Dillon as con-
tenders. The mare opened favorite in
betting, at Sis, with The Monk at
500. Geers soon proved that the bet
tors judgment was incorrect, flor he
kept The Monk in front all the way in
both heats, winning the first in 2:07.
Both Geers and McHenry drove two
winners today. The weather was fine
and the track good.
In the first heat of the 2:13 trot, Ida
HighWood was favorite at 500, with
Aggie Medium SIS, Hawthorne $25,
and the field SIS. Maj. Delmar had
the pole, and took a lead from the
start, winning by a head from Aggie
Medium. The bettors switched to
Maj. Delmar for the second heat,
and he won it easily. G.. M. G. Billings
won the 2:0S amateur pace to wagon
with Hontas Crooke. 1t was a pretty
race between Hontas Crooke and Fra
zier to the stretch, where HontaS
Crooke came away and won. Mr.. Bill
ings also won the 2:13 amateur trot
to wagon with Louise Jefferson. OAR
win took the 2:27 trot in straight
heats, although Jurash pushed him
hard, particularly in the second heat,
when only McHenry's good driving
kept the gray from breaking in the
stretch.
Heavy Bets on 2:09 Pace.
The 200 pace, the next event on the
ton of the afternoon. There was a
heavy play on Fred S. Wedgewood at
$500, with the field $3.50. Wedgewood
won the first heat easily. In the Sec
ond heat Dan r trailed second to the
stretch, where he came very fast, fore
ing Wedgewood to go in 2:06 to win
by a head.
Dan R won the third heat by a nose
from Wedgewood, after the hardest
drive of the afternoon. Geers whipped
his horse the last 200 yards, but it was
of no avail. In the fourth heat Dan
r led to the five-eighths, where he
broke, giving the heat and race to
Wedgewood by four lengths. The break
caused some comment, in view of the
heavy play on Wedgewood, as Dan r
had been steady as a clock in the
other heats, and was apparently fresh.
Gold Brick made short work of the
Chamber of Commerce consolation,
winning both heats easily. Summa-
ries:
Summaries of Races.
2:O4 pace, $1,000; two in three heats
D2 z1ei Patoh bv & By Joe Rat een
searchiight, br (Bownej .......:.a 2
Conner, blk g (McDonaIuj ...........3 8
Time BY quarters Tlt 80, 1ool. 1881
2:05,, :3o34, 1:0O1z, 1:341s, 2:O51S.
2;l3 trot, purse, $1,000, two in three
Major Delmar, b s, by Delmar (Mc-
Aggie Medium, b m iMccarthyjj 80 2
HaWthorne, 70 m (Hudson) ..........3 4
Ida Highwood, b m (spear) ..........5 8
DR.. Spellman, b g (Ervin) ........4 5
Cretones, b m (French) ............ dis
Time, 2:11, 2:12H.
Hontas Crooke, CHI h (Billings) .......... 1
FTTi ;1aa 81 ch m Zones -.......'.....
2:1S class trotting to wagon, amateur;
two in three heats
Louise Jefferson, br m, by Jefferson.
Peko, b m (Mr. -Devereaux) ..........2 8
Alberta D (Mr. Otis Jr.) .............3 2
5:57 4si tro 5tl1 $1, 800
{gTaY =; ; g 6MGunsqnl ;;I;;:3 : 2
Betsy Tell blk m jMccart ti15 .......s 8
Poten, b h (French) ...........8 Z
Miss Johnson, b m (Benson) ......5 4 4
R Rianan c m srByS 5Pheicsj ais
Time i'm 2;15A: 2S;;1IsA, 2:1s.
=! Fred s, 'e 'WilEeS, dam ia H. Syy
DAN meRRge ~ ee 1P SGdeers) ........5
Cd iIn5 Sphinx (McLaugh11 >
T gsTg% 81 9usePi Fi r (shaferj::s
New Richmond (Benedict) dis
Lou Vaughn. b m (Spencer). !. :. dis.
Tine, 2:o8%, 2:O6, 2:O5%. 2:10h.
,2:O7 trot, two in three heats, $4,000
The Monk, br g, by Chimes Gold
finch (Geers) -. .....1 1
Dolly Dillon: m (sanders) "..........2 2
2:24 pace, Chamber Chamber of Commerce Con-
ISOLATION stake 81, 900 two in three heats
G0Id Brick Brick, blk g, by Hal Parker
Junins, Oh C. saunder rsj'.. ............2 !
Or. Hammond, CHI g { Welch) ........4 2
R1ng charles, Oh g (Maloney) .....3 4
Beauset, s (Schaefer) ........... dis.
Time, 2:1O15, 2:O8K.