The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-08-16
ZEPHYR WON $4,000 PRIZE
TOOK THE JOHN III. SCHULTZ PURSE
IN STRAIGHT HEATS.
Slow Time i'm the 2:O4 Pace at Bright
on Beach-Results ut L~ogansport
and ~FafrmOunt, Ind.

NEW YORK. Aug. 15.-Perfect weather
and a fast track again favored the Grand
Circuit meeting at Brighton Beach to-day.
The feature of the programme was the
John II. Schultz 5000 purse for trotting
four-year-olds for which the bay hlly
Zephyr, by Zombro, was the favorite at
100 TO 20 for the pick. With the advantage
of the pole and Geers in the sulky she won
in straight heats. In the first heat she
went to the quarter in :319s. 10 the half in
1:4 and came home as she pleased in
2:11A. The second heat was a repetition of
the first. but in the third the favorite
broke. Maxine took the lead and held it
to the top turn, looking like a winner, but
Zephyr came again in the stretch and won
by half a length.
The 2:04 pace brought out a high-class
field and hopes were high that Audubon
Boy would be able TO force Dan Patch to
go a fast mile, but the latter did not start.
Audubon Boy was a hot favorite at 80 to
10. With the word Shadow Chimes pushed
to the front, Indiana was second and the
favorite close UP. They went up the back
stretch Tapped. At the three-quarters pole
Audubon Boy moved up and Shadow
Chimes broke. Fanny billiard then came
fast from the rear. challenging the leader,
and In a close and exciting finish she was
beaten only half a length by the favorite.
In the second heat the veteran Conner
rushed on with the lead and held ii 10 the
three-quarters pole, with Audubon Boy
second and Fanny billiard third. As they
rounded for home the favorite and billiard
shot by ConnOr and were soon Joined by
Shadow Chimes, finishing in that order.
The 2:l6 class trotting was on the nov
city plan the winners going to the barn
after the first and second heats. Walnut
Hall. a grand-loOking brown stallion, by
Conductor, was a prohibitive favorite for
the first heat. He broke badly after pass
ing the first turn and did it so we'll that he
was fully ten lengths in front before he
settled. He then trOtted fair and square
to the finish, winning. with Ivandorf sec
ond. me judges had a long consultation,
but eventually gave Walnut Hall the heat.
~lVandorf was the choice for the second
heat and he won with lots to spare. In
the last heat Debut was a prohibitive
choice. but he failed 70 make good. and the
race was won by the black mare Bemay, a
stool shot, by three lengths.
In the amateur race for PAGERS, c. K. c..
Billings drove the fast chestnut horse
Hontas Crook, and won both heats easily
from Frazier, driven by Frank Jones.
In the trotting amateur race, Little
Helen had the pole and held it to the
finish, though Joymaker made such a
lightning rush that he was only beaten
by a short head. in the second heat Little
Helen and Joymaker had IL out from the
start to within a hundred yards from the
wire, where Joymaker went into the air,
ana MI BILLINGS came with a rush with
lmogene, and In a hot finish landed a win
ner by half a length. In a driving finish
1mogene won the third heat and the race.
summaries:
2:25 Glass trot. the John H. Schultz
four-year Odds; purse, 5000:
Zephyr. b. m. by Zombro-Lulu Cam
pau, by Ferguson McGregor (Geers).1 l l
Maxine, b.. m. Gyms ................3 2 2
Halle Hardin: CHI. m. (McGuire) - 3
Horace w. wilson ch. h. Shank .....6 4 8
Belle Sligo. b. m. (Strader) .............5 3 5
Directum Spier, b. h. acknowledgements
Time-2:u14, 2:12h, 2:12A.
2:O4 Pace; purse, s1.5OO; two in three:
Audubon Boy. CHI. h., by ]. ]. Audu-
bon-Flaxey. by Bourbon Wilkes Qud-
Fannie billiard, b. m. Snow :
Connor. blk: g. McDonald) ................3
Shadow Chimes. b. h.. (Geers) ...........5 3
Time-2:O6, 2:O5A.
ZIG Trot, novelty; purse, $500; horse
winning fastest heat taking first money:
Walnut Hall, br. h, by Conductor
Maggie Frazer, by Red Wilkes CBen-
Ivandorf. b. G., by Allandorf Oicker-
Bemay. b. M, by BarOnaise snyderj.5 5
Ben Hall, b. g. CTurner). ............3 2 :
Joe Steiner, b. &. CNuckols) ...........6 8
Debut, b. h. Demarest .... 4
~Time-2111A, 2:1S. 2:13A.
Wagon race, trotting; two in three, anna.
teurs driving:
Hontas Crook, CHI. h.. by Bud Crook
&C. K. G.. Billings)
Frazier, Oh. 6. Of. G.. Jones). .............
~Time-2:15A, 2:11%.
Wagon race, trotting; two in three; anna.
teurs driving:
Imogene. b. m, by Flyria &C. C. K.
Billings) 1
Little Helen, b. m. Cd. c. w. Flana-
J6ymaker. b. e. Of. G. Jonesj.::3 :
Time-2:19A, 2:14hz, 2:17A.