The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-09-19

Belle got their suikies tangled up and 1t
looked as II there would be spill, but
the danger was averted by the skiiiiu,
handling of Slattery, the driver OF Lillian
Roy. Faiiport Belle led to the quarter,
with Gold Rein second, three lengths
ahead of Lillian Roy. Fairport Belle
maintained her position to the finish.
which was stirring one. there being Only
| a lengths difference between her anu
| Gold Rein and Lillian Roy. Minnie T.,
who won the first heat. finished last.
Time by quarters: O35ih, LIS. LAP. 2.2ia.
| Third heat-'rhey were sent away on
| the fourth score to a poor start Lady
Mcneil being away back. Fairport Belle,
| Gold Rein and Lillian Roy were lengths
| apart at the quarter In that order. Time,
| 35i4 At the half Gold Rein was press
| Ing Fairport Belle hard for the lead. with
| Minnie T. two lengths back, third. Time,
| La. At six furongs uiG these three
side by side. with the Belle a head in
| front. Coming home Lady McNicl came
with n rush, passing Gold Rein and Min
| ME 4. and finishing second length be-
| hind Farport Belle Minnie Y. beating
| Gold Rein by Il head for third place
| Time of heat, @.eIii.
Fourth heat-Harry ID. was drawn.
| Eight scores were necessary to get
start and then Lady McNiel broke as
| soon as the word was given. Fairport
| Belle reached the quarter first In 30 sec
| onds, Minnie T.. being second half length
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| step lively to win the heat. the Carbon
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First heat-2.1o class trot and pace:
purse SlI5-'rhere We're four starters. Tin
| kcr drew the pole Almokn was second.
| Graydon third and David Copperfeld
| fourth. The horses scored FIVE times and
| then got the word to a good start. Gray
| don broke right after the word was
given and was never in it after that.
| Tinker led the way to the quarter, being
a length and n half ahead of Almokn.
David Copperficld being a poor third. At
| the half, Tinker was head in front of
Almokin, but was passed as soon as the
stand was left behind. and Almolsin took
| the lead from then on and was never ell
| dangered. He finished two lengths in
| front of Tinker with David Copperfield
| 100 feet behind and Graydon jogging cas-
| ily at the beginning of the home stretch.
| Dr. Haggerty the owner of Tinker, made
a protest against the flag being waved.
but was informed that his complaint came
| too late. Time by uuarters-O.35, U.s. las,
2.2iai.
Second heat--'rhis was the best heat so
far of this meeting After the third
score, the horses were lined up finely and
| were sent away. Tinker led almost to
| the quarter. when he slowed up trine
and Almokn stuck his nose past the
| pole first. David COpperticld was two
| lengths back and Graydon out of it. At
| the half. Tinker led by half a length and
David was third by the same distance.
At threc-u,arters. Tinker, David and AL
mokin were heads apart in tho order
side by side. Almokn flashing past the
wire oN ea, sno., nIa" ,iod ~ ,d' co anu o,osa,v
that # Looked like an even thing for sec
ond place. The Judges decided, however.
| that Tinker had second place. Time by
| Quarters-0.35'd. LIP. 1.4Si9, 2.2fh.
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these two were On even terms, Conner.
field two lengths back and Graydon out
of it once more. At the half. Almokin
was only a nose in front of Tinker. This
| slight advantage was iost "nen the
horses GOT three-iourths OIL .he way
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mol,in won The heat and race by n length
and a half, Tinker beating David Copper
| field by 100 feet and Graydon being a fur
long back. Time by quarters-o.344, 1.19,
l.46la 2.2p4. summary:
l. A',,oMlll, ,n.', - i'''' H. H. iie''e ,
r,rl,ar !, ~ Iia"gert,.
scranton - . . .
3. David Coppertield, b. e., Fl. Jor-
Scranton ........................3 8 8
4. Graydon. br g., Parker & Mil
Ter. Waverly ..:.:............"
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Tomorrow there will be balloon
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