The Savannah morning news., 1902-11-20
LADIES AT THE TRACK.
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field passing and beating out Petro-
nellie in the order mentioned.
Sixth Heat and Rsce-Harry wocd-
! ford, 2 TO Is. won; Petronelle. 2 TO l.
second; Henry L. 3 to /. third. Time /
| 1924. In this heat Queen Bess and
Morning Star were scratched, leaving
| but three contestants. The three
| horses competing in this heat winning
| the moneys in the order they finished.
| Frank Hunter taking fourth money by
| his performance in the previous heats.
| Woodford led all the way to the half
with Petronelle, second, though a doz-
en- or more. lengths in the rear. and
| they finished as stated, Woodford six
| lengths to the good.
JapO, Jr., Had a Good Showing.
2:14 Pace, First Heat-Japo, Jr.. to
10, won; Mama Pierce. 3 to l. second;
Major Hal, to /. third; Col Strath-
| more, to !, fourth. and McCleary, 3
| to |, fifth. Time 2:16. Col Strathmore
| led at the quarter but at the half had
lost the position TO Japo. Jr., who had
the heat his own way from there TO the
finish, winning by lengths.
Second Heat--Japo, Jr, 3 to Is, won:
Col. Strathmore, 3 to !, second: Nc
| Cleary, 5 to 1, third: Mama Pierce, 2
TO l, fourth, and Major Hal, to 1.
! fifth. Time 2:14. Japo led al the quar-
| ter with Major Hal second. At the
half Col Strathmore had moved up to
even terms for first place. The po-
sition was unchanged at the three
quarters but on the home drive Japo
went ahead and won by two lengths
! from the Col
Third Heat and Race-Japo, Jr., 2
to Is for first place, and to l against
the field, won; McCleary, 4 to 1, sec
| ond; Manza Pierce, to 1, third: Col.
Strathmore to 1, fourth. and Major
Hal to 1. fifth. Time. 2.16. The
moneys went to Japo, Jr, Mama
more. respectively. The field got away
well together, and at the quarter Japo
had a slight lead. He still lead at
the half, with McCleary coming up
fast, and leading at the three-quar-
ters. The race to the wire was pretty
and interesting, Japo winning out by
| half a length.
| The Free-fOr--AII.
The free for all PAGERS was next on
the programme, and had as entries Eff
! fie Powers. Harry o, Indiana and VIM.
| Mack. Baby Kid and Gypsy Red did
not start. Much was expected of this
| race, but 1T proved a fizzle in all of
| the heats run
First Heat-Effie Powers open, won;
Indiana, to l, second, Harry o, to 1
| /, third, and Indiana, even money.
| fourth. Time, 2.13%. Fife Powers led
| at the quarter with Indiana a length
| behind. At the half Effie Powers had
broad streak of day between her and
the second horse. and from there to
the finish had it her own way trot-
ting slow under the wire by five
lengths to the good
Second Heat-The odds changed
and VIM. Mack, open, won; Fife Pow
ers. to 1. second; Harry o, to 1,
third, and Indiana, to l, fourth Time,
200. Effie Powers led at the quarter,
but at the half was running neck and
neck with VIM. Mack. At the three
quarters Mack led and passed under
the wire a winner from Powers by
four lengths.
Third Heat-Harry O., open won:
Effie Powers, 2 to /, second; William
Mack. 1 to 2. third and Indiana, open,
fourth. Time 200. Mack had the
pole but lost it at eighth, to Fife Pow
ers, who led at the quarter, with Har-
ry o.. second. At the half and three
quarters they were on even terms, but |
Harry beat Effie out by a length. In
| this heat neither the drivers of Effie |
| Powers or William Mack used their
| whips or other efforts to get their
horses up, and as the conduct seemed
| ed Off all bets.
This race will be finished first thing
| this afternoon.
The 2,2O Pacing Race.
| 2:20 Pace-First Heat: School Girl,
| 6 to /. won; Little Belle, even money,
! second; Diploma, to l. third; Star
Patchen, 2 to 1, fourth; Geers 6 to 1,
fifth; Hulda. to 1. sixth; Irene s., I
! to l, seventh; Outline, 3 to l, eighth,
and Black Bird. 5 to 1, distanced.
| Time 2:141h. The field got away we'll
| punched, with School Girl leading. At
the half Little Belle, the popular fav-
orite was in fifth position. The posi-
lions remained practically unchanged
| to the stretch, when Little Belle put
on her squirt but was too late TO win
out, taking second place two lengths
behind School Girl.
Second Heat--IAttle Belle, 1 to ?.
won; School Girl, to 1, second; Diplo-
ma. to /. third; Hulda, to 1. fourth;
| Outline, to l. fifth; Geers, to l.
sixth; Irene S. 10 to 1. seventh and
Star Patchen. 8 to 1 eighth. Time.
219A Black Bird was scratched in
this heat. School Girl led, with Lit
tie Belle a good second and the field
strung out behind. At the half Lit
tie Belle had crawled up to even
terms. but at the three-duarters was
| again III SeCOnu pldce. Inc ullNe NUM-
was fierce and exciting. Little Belle
crossing under the wire half length
| ahead.
Darkness prevented further races.
| and both this race and the free for
all will be concluded this afternoon.
Besides these races the 2.20 trotting
race will be run. and will have the
| following entries:
TO-day's Programme.
220 Trotting-Queen Bess. r. M.