The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-08-12
RHYTHMIC WON EASILY
TOOK THE $4,000 BONNER MEMO
RIAL STAKE IN STRAIGHT HEATS.
Result of the 2;O6 Pace ut Brighton
Beach n Surprise-Dan II. Dis
tanced-NOyeIty Races.

NEW 1Ofth, aug. Lille seCOhu SEA
side meeting of the New York Trotting
Association began to-day at Brighton
Beach under favorable auspicies. The
track was fast and 5000 spectators saw the
sport. The big feature Of the card was the
$4,000 Bonner memorial purse for trotters
Of the PIP class, for which there We're
twelve starters. The blind horse Rhyth-
mic, which has won all his races down the
line from Detroit, was the choice at $50
to $40. but eventually sold at to on. He
won in three straight heats.
The 2:15 pace was on what is named the
Novelty plan. The race is completed in
three heats. The winner of the first and
second heats retire from the race and the
first money goes to the winner Of the fast
est heat second and third moneys in the
same way, while the fourth goes to the
horse holding the next position. In reality
each heat is a distinct race. Prince Direct
was the favorite at TO l in all three heats,
but he was not able to get to the front till
the third. Josh, a Stool shot, led the field
in the first heat and looked certain win
ner. but broke and Pauline @. won. Carl
Wilkes, at 3 70 l, cut out the work in the
second and won. Prince Direct took the
third heat.
The PA trot was also on the same plan
ana q ROO0 nelO OIL nine met. OF the 81
heat The King was the favorite at to !,
and he won. In the second heat, Nobel
was favorite at even money and won with
a little to spare The public thought Ida
Highwood the best of the rest OF the party
and she led from start to finish, winning
by three lengths.
The fastest race of the day was the 2:O6
pace, for which Dan r. was the favorfte
at to /, taking first and third heats and,
under the Brighton Beach rule, only the
two heat winners could start vet the de-
oil TO- We sensation
The two PAGERS went TO the three
quarter pole together. when Dan r.
distanced him. Under the rules Fan
ny billiard will walk over for her
third bird heat beat SUMMARIZE Sunni RI so
Novelty race, each heat a race, horse
making fastest time winning first money.
Pauline G., blk. m, by Commoner
Carl S2nV Wilkes. CHI. e.. by Nutwood a. = "
Prince Direct, blk. h., by Direct
Alice Naples. b. m. isnyder(. :......2 2
Schley Pointer. b. h. (Nuckels)......S 3
Baroletta, b. m. (Miller) ................9 3
Mercury Wilkes. CHI. g. (Devy)........3 s Z
Josh. br. e. (McMahon) ................7 6
Time-2:11A, 2:09}4. 2:121a.
PIP Trot Bonner MemoriaD; purse $4,000.
Rhythmic. br: h.. by Oakland Baron
Lady Thisbee blk. m (Kenny).......3 2 3
Major Delmar, b. h. "a. p. Melon
Alice Carr, blk. m. (Garrison). ........5 2
Miss Whitney. b. m CA. Mcdonald. 8 4
Leola, b. m. (Saunders) ...............9 s
Dan T., b. &. (Manville). ...............41 10 10
Alley, blk g. QazeD. observation-disclosures 6
Silver Sign, br. h. (McHenry). ......10 8
Belle Kuzer, br. m. (Ritesl .............7 s
Alfred Starr, br. h. (CahilD .........u dis
Ruth NJ, b. m. CMillerl. .............12 dis
Time-2:OSA, 2:O9@4, 2:l2.
214 Trot; purse, s1,5O0, Novelty; same
conditions as first race:
The King. br. g., by Clay King (Cur-
Nobel, b. h.. by Moke (Benyon) ....5 70
Ida Highwood, b. m. by Highwood
(Spear) .....::...:::............6 /
Meadow Bell, oh. g. (Coville). ....2 8
a. J. D., b. G. CWalker) :::...........7 2 4
Flash Lightning, b. &. (McMahon) ...S 3 2
Ivandorf b. z. (Dickerson). ...........4 5
Mars, blk. h. (Johnson). ...............3 DIR
Maiborn, b. m. (PritZe). ................9 DIR
Time-2:1S2., 2:1O%, 2:13&.
2:Os Pace; purse. $500 Cunflnished)
Fannie billiard, b. m. by Dupignac
Dan r.. oh. g. by Tasco. jr. (stahD.2 / / DIS
Hetty G., b. m. CKeller). 70
Dumont w, b. g. (Ernest. .........7 4ro
Darrell, b. m. "a: p. McDonald)....4 6 70
| Riley B.. blk. h. (Ewens) ............5 no
Martha Marshall b. m. CNoble)....6 FRO
Time-2:o5l4, 2:o4l1 2:O7sl, 2O615.