Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-07-16

regained the premier position at the
quarter. The three came into the
stretch together on the first round and
were still locked at the half. This or
der was maintained to the three-quar-
tiers, when the Judge ana Twin i One
drew away and finished one, two. Pal
Ford came from behind and showed be-
fore Alto NJ. which was firing. This
gave Judge C. first money, Alto Sec
ond money and third to Twin I one.
The time was :36A, 1:l2A, LAS and
2: 241k, an excellent fourth heat over q
medium track. In this neat Judge c.
sold at two to five. Twin one and Pat
Ford at three to one, and Alto NJ. al
three to two. The winner is owned by
c.. A. Smith. of Marion. Iowa, and is
game, Well gated and level headed. He
was we'll driven.
The quarters mile dash
brought out an excellent field of nine
thoroughbreds to contest 1t. b. G.. Fox
was favorite at two to three, Revenge
Dare at three to two, Chamberlin. Re-
gea and Leo Powers five to one, Lady
Lewis, March, Cherry Bounce and
Como at three to one. There was the
usual half hour of trouble for the start
err before they got away to a ragged
break. Regea jumped ou- in front and
showed the way to the last eighth,
where Chamberlin came to her. Ste
vens. riding Regea. carried Chamberlin
across the track to the outside ana
reaching over grasped his bits. The
boys came down the track fighting like
demons. Chalnberlin was checked in
his stride and b. G. Fox, which was
running over his field, came from be-
hind on the outside and finished neck
ahead of Regea and Ch&mberlin. Fox
was placed first, Chamber.in second and
Revenge Dare took the show money.
Regea was disqualified. 1t was an UNI
fortunate affair. as Chamberlin praeu-
cally had the race won without inter-
ference. Under the circumstances the
judges did the best possible. The WIN
ner is entered by L. 7. Whitehill.
Is owned by H. Burghduff,
Of Union. Time for the race, LII,
which considering the track is fast.
Regea's owner, Sam Richards,
of Missouri Valley, Iowa, dis
claims and condemns the act
of his rider. who was picked UP at
the track for the mount. The boy had
no orders to ride rough race and Mr..
Richards Is loser by second or third
money by his action. G.. b. Fox's own
er says he had not placed any money
on his entry and knows Nothing of any
plan to "shoo in his horse.
The days racing was exceptionally
pleasing. The close finishes that bring
the crowd to their feet were the rule.
While no phenomenal time was hung
out for any heat. the sport was emil
nently satisfactory to the record
breaking attendance.
The races for the afternoon promise
the best sport of the three days meet
ing. The $3.50 pace has an entry list of
nineteen. and a big field will go to the
post. The list comprises a lot of fast
and is likely to develop an
excellent contest. The 2:15 pace is the
star event of the day, however, with
eight fast ones entered and the likeli-
hood of at least six starters. Vyzant
Star won at Cedar Rapids last week.
and Ardell Summons, Barney l., and
which are entered with him
today. Jim Wilks and Grasshopper
are said to be good, and as all are out
for the money the fifteen pace is like
~ to bring on the horse race of the
meeting. A running race at one mile
has filed and will show, 2 good con-
rest The attendance, While not up to
is fair. Judges today are
Hogue and Bonawitz. The
timers are Stull and Charles Roe, of
Hampton. The 2:3O pace will be start
I'D first.