The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-08-15
BEST OF THE SEASON IN THE
GRAND CIRCUIT RACES AT
NEW YORK
DAN PATCH EQUALS
: HIS sWIFTEsT TIME
Susie } Wins the Second Heat in the
2:1o Novelty Trot in 2:06ls, and in a
Special Race With Anaconda Prince
Alert PAGES Mile in 2:03A.

NEW YORK. Aug. 14.ASeven thou
sand spectators today saw a splendid
series of contests in which the best
trotting and pacing records for the
season were made. In the first race
OF the day, the 2:10 novelty trot, Susie
won the second heat in 2:06h, and
IN the special race between Prince
Alert and AnaG1nda the former paced
IN 2:03A. The best previous records
were The Monk, trotting in 2:07, and
Dan Patch, pacing 2:03A The fastest
time of the season made against the
watch, by Dan Patch, 2:00%, was du-
plicated
It was the gala day of the grand cir
cult meet at Brighton Beach and but
for rather stiff breeze the pacing rec
ord might have gone.
2:1O Trot.
The 210 trot was the opener, and
before the first heat Fereno sold at SO
to 30 for the field. Aggie Medium
had the pole. Louise Mac took the
lead with Fereno at her wheel and
YORK Boy within striking distance.
The race was close, but Louise Mac
was never headed and she won by two
lengths. In this heat Susie finished
seventh, yet she was an even money
faVOrlte for the second heat and with
the word she shot off to the quarter
IN thlrty-one seconds and the half in
:0l Y, with York Boy and Fereno
lighting it out for second place.
The fayorite came home six Ienths
ahead, showing up in 2:O6H. York
Boy was to 5 choice for the third
heat and after All Right had led to the
half, he went to the front and the race
was over, though for second place Col.
Cochreen, Fereno and All Right finish
ed heads apart.
The Bright Purse.
The Bright $4,000 purse for the 2:1O
PAGERS had a big field, yet Twinkle
sold for 500 to $3.50 for the field. Don
Derby started out in the most sensa-
uonal style and led the field to the
half in 1:04A and came home in 2:O6,
with Terrace Queen three lengths
back. He was now the choice at 2 to
l and again led to the half in 1O11b,
with Joe Pointer and Twinkle Tapped.
Inc trio had the race between them,
but at the distance Twinkle shot to
the front and won by an open length
1t was now 100 to so on Twinkle, vet
It was close call as she only won the
next heat by a neck from You Bet,
with Joe Pointer close UP. In the de-
Gliding heat Twinkle had it all her own
way.
The talent laid 100 to 25 on Prince
Alert against Anaconda and though as
a steeple 1t was pretty, the race was
hardly ever in doubt, as the faYorite
LED all the way in each heat.
Dan Patch Equals His Record.
For the special it was announced
that Dan Patch would go against his
own record Of 2:00% and Star Point
er's record of 1874. He was accom-
panied by two runners, and paced a
splendid mile. He went to the quar-
ter in 30A and to the half in LOOK.
The three quarters was passed in 1881
ana ne came home without pressure
IN 2:0OB, equalling his record.
For the 2:24 pace novelty. the
roam gelding Albert was the choice at
even money for the first heat and he
mad an easy time, beating poor field
in 2:11h ". For the second heat Orrin
3 was an even money favorite, but
Free Advice made runaway race Of it.
winning by six lengths. Dick Wilson
was a to on favorite for the third
heat, but it was won by Orrin r in
the slow time of 2:1SA.
Summaries.
2:10 class trotttng, novelty race. 81
500; horse winning fastest heat wins
first money:
Susie J. 70 m, by Jayhawker-
millionaire, by Norwood (Titer)
Louise Mac, CHI m, by Little Cor
York Boy o,0Te' &, by Wilkes Boy 70
Fereno, blk m (Benyonj . -. !
G Gl,, CSochreen, lGeers) 10 2
MH ,tm (Saunders) ......... 8
All Right, b e ( fSnn j'. ..... ; 3
Aggie Medium b m (McCarthy). 5 Z
lazy Geraldine al in m ,SSNoble) So,
Time, 2:101S, 2:06k, 2:11h
= 2:1o class, pacing, The Brighton, IS, 600
iB bV Ten Aa n, r MeeHEe ndsyon dam
Don Derby, Oh h, by Charles
Terrace Queen, br m (shank) 2 ro
Joe Pointer, b h eMcclaryl 49,. ro
Terrin s. Oh g (LasseD. II no
G Nathan stra ~ lI2,ggsoS Curry.7 70
Sophia, b m Oindsey) $500. II u 70
Dandy Chimes, b. h (Geers) -. Z Z no
DANDY a,, c. g (Garrison) .;...14 g 9 70
Oneto, b m (McDonald) lib II 10 70
Star Pugh; oh g (McKenny) LIB IA 10 70
b bae9nda Dalas ebr0d6 6KsD9rv; d dis
Time. 2;Oe. 2:O512. 2:o7, 2:O9.
purse:
Dan Patch, h. by Joe Patchen-Zelic
by Wilkesberry (McHenry). Time for
quarters, :soA; for half, 1:OoA; for three
quarters. 1:31; for mile, 2:00%.
Speclai match pacing, purse 5000
PRINCE Alert, g, by Crown Prince
Anaconda, 6, by Knight (Dickerson)2 2
Time, first heat for quarter, BOZ:
half, 1:O1A three quarters, 1929; mile,
2:03A. Second heat, for quarter, :29;
half, 100; three-quarters, 1917; mile,
2:04A.
2:24 class, pacing, Novelty, 81, BOO
Free advice, CHI h, by Ashland
Wilkes Mignon, by Robert Nc
Gregor (Miller) .......5 70
Albert TO g, by Flower (McDon-
ald) :......... ..:.... .....:.... L 70
Orrin B, b g, by Greystone (Hud-
Dick Wilson, br h (Wilson) 1855. 2 3
Sultana, br m (Ryan) ..........3 8
Charley Hofer, br 6 (Walker) 49,. dis
Ethel Mack. CHI m MCCARTHY -. dis
Time, 2:1112, 2:10A, PISA.