Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-08-22
WITH TILE HORSES.
Chapter of Accidents On the Holyoke
 Race Track.

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 Race Track.
 Holyoke, Mass, Aug 22.--A chapter of accidents was rounded out yesterday before the races were decided by the win of the favorite in each event. John Bennett of Jacksonville, Fla, known to horsemen all over the country as Senator Bennett, broke his arm while coming from Springfield on trolley car. He was struck by a car coming in the opposite direction as he leaned his arm out.
 In the first heat of the 2:16 pace Ned Perry, owned by J. E. Dougherty of Westield and driven by Eugene Sulli- van of Springfield stopped short before the homestretch was entered and fell, breaking his leg. He was shot.
 There was more trouble in the last heat of the 2:20 trot when Juno was forced against the fence on the last turn. The sulky was smashed, but Sayles was uninjured. Nick Grady could not swing clear of the mix-up with Miss Della Wilkes and as the rigs came together he jumped and saved himself. The Wilkes mare ran down tn rest of the. course alone and was stopped just after passing the wire by M. J. Brennan, Springfield driver. The judges decided that Hodgkins was at fault for forcing Juno to the fence and Fuego was set back from second to last place for foul driving.
 Lake Queen with Brennan up had no trouble in winning the deciding heat of the unfinished 2:1S trot in 2:1SA. Second money in the race goes to My Chance, third to Madge Cobb and fourth to Lunda. Little Miss sold fa- vorite in the 2:26 pace as Pascus Jr, was barred First money was with held in this race pending an investiga- ton, as it was alleged that Pascus, Jr, is ringer Chum Boy was forced to a new record in taking the third heat of the 2:16 pace from Golden Dream.
 New York, Aug 22.-After q days delay on account of heavy track, the Grand circuit meeting was resumed yesterday at Brighton Beach before 5000 spectators. The big event of the card was the S2O,OO0 Bonner stake for the PIP trotters. The betting was very heavy, Billy Buck selling for, $1,00 to $700 for the field. The favor ite won the first heat by half a length from Jim Ferry, with Swift a close third, but in the second he was beaten in close and exciting finish by the rank outsider Hawthorne with Tiver ton second.
 Tn the third heat at the first turn Swift stumbled and swerved into flaw thorne and both went down. the horses being soon caught. Tn the meantime Kinney Lou had got the lead and won theheat by a narrow margin amidst volley of cheers for ths driver. Budd Doble. For the fourth heat Kinney Lou led to the top of the homestretch with Billy Buck and Hawthorne close up, but here Hawthorne came up with splendid burst of speed and won easily by lenSth. The next heat was close from start to finish, Hawthorne win ming by two lengths with the other two tired out. He sold for $19O in $200O pool.
 Judge Greene T&s hot favorite for the $5.OOO John H. Shults purse for 4 year~olds and he won it in straight heats. Daniel and Al Book were strong favorites in their races. Tn the 2:09 trot The Roman Xas the choice and finished last. For the PIP pace Strathline defeated the favorite. Page Hal, and in the 2:16 trot Dillon Boy upset the talent by beating Willard Sanders, who sold at $50 to $15.
 Saugus, Mass; Aug 22.-Two horses each with two heats to their credit were distanced at Old Saugus track yesterday. charges of foul driving were made and the judges removed two drivers and substituted others in their places. Sagwa was played to win the IA pace. Tn the third heat Driver Berry claimed that Blanchard with Minnie Bright cut off Sagwa on the first turn, causing him to break SO ,I.47dEY3 as to fall back of the distance flag, Stone was put up to drive Lucre in the final heat.
 Princess Moquette was almost a pro- hihitive favorite in the 2:11 pace. The four heats were the fastest four ever raced over the track and the second was within half second of the track record.
 The 2:52 trot was unfinished. After winning two heats Willie John was distanced. Bard Palmer was put be- hind John Hooker in the last heat, as the judges thought that Bristol was not trying to win.