The Jersey City news., 1902-07-14
Gutenberg Too Warm for
Much Sprinting Yester-
day Two Good
Brushes.
SANFORD'S GREAT RUN
DR.. Albanesius's Belmont Boys
Holding In Excites General
Curiosity ssWhat's Up?'
the General Query.


The baat ;ntarferads materially with
snort Of tbe Guttenbere Speedway yes
terday afternoon. On warm days horse
men are NOT over anxious to test the
sueed of tbe;r trofters. roaasters or pa.
ccrs and vesterdav was inst sueb a day.
There were : great many horses about.
Int ,he tendency was simpIy to log them
along for exercise.
TWO BRUSHES.
The brushes furnished were small in
number and uninteresting with two ex-
ceptions, James r. Souder,s Davy Crock
eft and DIR a. II Albonosi,,s's Belmont
Rov did not seem TO mind the heat aud
trotted two sensational half miles. lii
each instance Dayy Crockett was victor
ions. The tirst heat he took rather ea silly
but tbe second xvas anvbodv,s raee IN
N within a cow foot of tbe nlaca whore
bono,.s oro Won ard ho,o nav f,rocl.att
ms, ,s oaa ~ ,,,,s,,, b;s ,,osa IN front
Ar Sa,,aar fta, h;s s, ,;,, i, +bo
sns4 LOOT ,,,lo,ro+oa +l,o lea+o,.,, her..o
,,a -. ! s,,,a - 1 - - -,
- "o''u - 1'e's''' = :
s1i'i' prr ,ravm n,,x- 1,,rn7N
$3.50 - ~ .li.Ap -
~" ne anu -" " his iiieius ass
= 'ne uo''oi iius pee'i ioo''i'7
a. aions Win ''ie Deiiiioie Dos. Deilioii.
boy mas oeeh beaten any NUMBER Oh
tihies py second CLASS horses, put specta-
tors VINO nave watched has hnlshed al
ways noticed the doctor OF whoever else
drove, held him under pull. They
couidn Z understand tins.
A great many who saw yesterdays
two brushes say that in each one the
Doctor held a wrap on Belmont Boy at
the finish.
ed. CAROLS Little Gid was anxious
to trot some. but Mr.. Carroll thought it
was too warm.
SHORTY SOLD.
Shorty" the game little horse that
has won so many brushes at the Speed
way this season, has changed hands.
Gus Walters has sold him to Mr. Jae-
gers. The new owner considered the
warm weather in the same light as Mr..
CtA 1-A, ttatNs 49, e~Aio1 ~ t4SN ~ - -
he was taken in hand. Michael Farley's
roadster looked to be in good condition,
| but wasn't allowed to indulge in any
sprlnting.
John Lawrence gave one OF his trot-
ters warming up that made several
horsemen feel enyious As soon as the
weather cools off III make some OF them
hustle with this one, SAID John to an
admiring crowd OF rail birds.
George Williamson, with DICK Lambert
and former Police Captain Fred Farrier
behind Charlotte, furnished an interest
ing brush. lt resulted IN WIN Tor LICK
Lambert by half length.
BEsT of sfHE DAY
Probably the most sensational brush
OF the day was between John Magners
Vlrdie Sanford and Dayy Crockett It
was sensational because OF Nlrdie San
ford wonderful hnish. she broke short
~ after the start ana everybody thought
u was all up.
MI. Magner was quick to get her on
her feet again. and although Davy
Crockett was about a length ana haif
IN the lead, decided % make a Dia Tor
victory ne urseu the mare On untii
lt looked as thougn sne would Jump N
tne alr AGAIN. Sne contihued IN ner
"iiari"liiu stfiae' ana at y point ni'y
safus iioli hon'e, osernauieu NJ. SOU
aef lorse a''u 'nen "en' on anu won
~ Z s'ier. neau. y lllafe was 50 tireu
a. 'ie ln'''n 'i'''' sne ns'u y oe gwen q
'ons ISL