Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-07-16
George Young :. .. :. ...distanced
Tome: 15la: 2:1SA: 2:1S12.
Jumpers Give Good Race.

There WAS the best field of gallopers
| for the mile dash seen on the local
track in years The time, 1 40, was eN-
lcellent for the track and was run for
the money at every jump. Venture and
| Charles Ramsey We're favorites on the
| books at even money, but little was
Iplaced. Lady Lewis failed to qualify,
leaving Junius Brutus, Paul, Ventura,
Blue Rena. Maid Stone and Charles
Ramsey as starters. After the usual
amount of tedious jockeying the horses
We're given the word on Il fair break.
Tley Went to the quarter in 20, With
CHARLES Ramsey leading followed by
the field closely punched behind. They
pushed to the half in :52, With Charles
Ramsey still in the lead and Ventura.
Main Stone and Blue Rena close APP in
the order named. Ventura led past the
hree-quarters. in 1:1134, With the bal
ance of the field cotning fast. Charles
Ramsey drew away "a little, followed
closely by Maid Stone and Paul and
the finish was in that order, all being
close in. Time. Las.
Notes of the Race Track.
The high fence erected in front of
the amphitheater is one of the best
of the recent improvements made at
the park. 1t keeps many spectators
off the track who would be otherwise
in the way.
Starter Woods is all right and knows
his business, but less threatening of
drivers and jockeys and more fines inn
posed would get the races off more
quickly.
Gates Ajar, one of the handsomest
horses on the track, is being worked
between pair of thills that are too
narrow for her and as Il consequence
her right shoulder has become badly
chafed. 1t is thought her work would
nave shown up better yesterday had it
not been for the trouble
Neither City nor Black Pilot. which
won the first an second in the 2:19
pace Tuesday afternoon, We're sent as
they should have been. Their drivers
We're undoubtedly afraid of giving them
a mark
Some little protest was made by
owners of horses in the 2:19 pace
as linst Mr.. II. W. Hogue, who acted
rs one OF the judges Tuesday after
noon. 1t was claimed that Mr.. Hogue |
was part owner of Miss Ingle. Mr..
He que denies this, stating that he is
n no wise interested in the mare.
Hiss Ingle made very good show
Ing; in the 2:19 pace Tuesday when
The fact is considered that she Went
.ar,e after the first heat and limped |
quite noticeably turnout the remainder
Of the race.
lSosfad, the winner of the first heat |
IN the 2:40 trot, went in decidedly bad |
luck, and lost a place inside the money |
by being distanced in the last heat.
Helen Beautiful, a bay mare owned |
by Village Fashion stock farm at
Staunton, ILL.,. and just as beautiful as
her name indicates, was not allowed to |
start in the 40 trot, because of notice I
Of suspension that was received by the /
association from the American Trotting |
Association. The suspension was due |
10 unpaid entries last year, which, how
ever, the owners of the mare claimed |
hey had paid over this year at Water
90. No receipt was held, and to be on
The safe side the mare was not allowed
10 start. Black Kid, owned also at the
Village Fashion farm. entered in the
10 pace. was prohibited from starting
or the same reason.