Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-18
FAVoRITE TAKES BIG PURSE
Dan Patch Captures Event at Crosse
Point in Two Straight
Heats.

DETROIT, July 1.-THE features OF the
card at the Detroit Driving clubs Blue
Ribbon meeting at Crosse Point track to-
day we're the 2;0 pace, left over from yes
terday, and the 2:07 trot. Dan Patch was
ar almost prohibitive tavorite in the 2:04
heats, with searchlIght second both times.
Lord Derby and Charley Herr were
scratched in the 2:07 trot, leaving only The
Monk and Dolly Dillon as ~contenders. The
mare opened ~favorite in the betting at Sls,
with The Monk at 500. Geers KEEP The
Monk in front all the way. in both heats.
In the first heat OF the 2:1s trot Ida High
wood was favorite at 500, with Aggie
MfSi ar .s Ct M W., Ef psins1 ss az KS rs S SaS t ths
a head from AgEie Medium. The bettefs
switched to Major Delmar for the second
c. X. Billings won the 2:Oe amateur pace
TO wagon with Hontas Crooke. It was q
pretty race between Hontas Crooke and
Frazier to the stretch, where Hontas
Crooke came away and won. Mr.. Billings
also o the 2:1S amateur trot to wagon
Darwin took the s:27 trot in straight
heats. although Jurash pushed him hard.
The zoo pace was the biggest betting
heavy play on Fred 8. Wedgewood at $500.
with the field at 1850. Wedgewood won the
first hest easily. In the second heat Dan r.
head. Dan r. won the third heat by a
nose from W~edgewood, after the hardest
drive OF the afternoon. In the fourth
Dan r. led to the fve.eighths, whepe he
broke. giving the heat and race to Wedge
wood by four lengths.
Gold Brick made short work Of the
Chamber of Commerce consolation. winning
beth heats easily; Re Results; 49,.
zleica ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. !
s%earchllght, br. h.. Browne)""""...". 2
Conner, blk. g. SMcponald."..".""... 2
Indiana, .. &. CErWln).''.....s'.s........s4 4
a.is trot si PURSE z;so as.sOO. two in three heats.
Major .Delmar, b. s.. by Delmar (Mc-
Assie Medium, b. g. McCarthyj..".... Z
Hawthorn, re; n. Hudsonla ,""....". !
Dr.. spesiImSn. b. &. Efvinj. ....:
Time: All. 2:12A. -
2:0s pace. to wagon. amateur. one mile
Hontas crooke. CHI. h CBinings). .......... /
Frazier r, z S shi 3 1ones''.'.''..."'"'..'".2
AIS trot. to wagon, amateur. two in three
Louise Jefferson. br. m, by Jefferson
psRol b b. m. Decvefeauxj.
Alberta d. (Mr. Otis, jr.)................. 9
2:27 trot. purse $500:
Darwin. G. g.. by Commemorative
McHenryl t1..""...""".. !
Boralmas Brother. b. !. lMarsh)......4 6
Betsy Tell, blk. m. (McCarthy) ....... 8
Poten, b. h. (French) ................. 8 2
Miss johnson, b. m. Benson). ........ 5
Blanch. b. m. (Kirby). .........-.... 6 s 4
Ashland Cassell, b. s. (Phelps). ....... 7dA
Dormeath, br. G. (Geers) .........U:.... ds
Time: 2:16h, 2:13N, 2:13.
2:09 pace, purse 5000:
Fred s. Wedgewood. 70. H., by
Fred s. Wilkes, dam by Wedge
wood (Geers). ]
Dan r., ST. g. rudy, ..y......... 2 2 4 z
Captain Sphynx, b. g. McLAugh-
I'M 8 Z
Terrace Queen, br. m. (Shafer). -. 5 4 4 4
Salem, blk. g. (Fisher). ......,.,.... 3 ds
New Richmond. g. g.. (Benedict). 80. DIS
Lou Vaughn, b. m. (Bpencer) ....... DIS
Time: 2:0s&, 2:06. 2;06%, 2:10h.
2:07 trot, two In three heats, purse 5000:
The Monk, br. g., by Chimes-Gold
f1ncn OGeers). 4
Dolly Dillon. b. m. (sanders). ........... 2
Time: 2:07. 2:10h.
1924 pace, Chamber of Commerce consola-
tion stakes, value 1900, two in three:
Gold Brick, blk. g., by Hal Parker
Junius, CHI. g 60. S~aunders) ....u.......1
DIR. Hammond, Oh. 6. (Welsh). ,..........
King Charles, CHI. 6. Maloney).........3
Beauseaut. b. 8. QSchaner) ............. DIS
Time: 2.OS1, 2:06h.