The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-27
year olds and upward:
RRvSHES on THE SPEEDWAY.


II is hoped that before another Sunday
morning crowd gathers at the Speedway
the work of resoiling the drive will have been
begun The bill appropriating the necessary
funds il now before the Comptr oller and
may be signed by him this week Everything
il ready for the work to begin "a soon rs the
necessary. preliminary steps are completed
Another inprovemsnt that II nearly con-
pleted is the return drive or loop. extending
from below to above the starting post Now
il horse makes mistake or does not get
away well the, driver can turn into the new
drive provided at the right and go back Tor
another start without violating the rules or
endangrrng the safety OF those ut speed
1t was warm and sutry Yesterday morning.
was greater than at any time since the not
weather began and there was q good pro-
F4ee HSaf . II. c cSnea by @' basd
Goodman, and Ila trial 2ll3., with Dr
Thomas 'fussie up met agan and this time
ilnhcr sent his trotter Red, George, ,227'..
to make il hree-cornered and the three horses
trotted. Tapped from start to finish When
and liza beat him by three parts OF a length
freeland led in the second brush almost
to the finish, where he jumped high in TIE air
and lila finished in front with the Alfonso
new aspirant for Speedway honors APP
reared in The brown trotter y, Nicola ola, ihast,A
Nicola won WIS when she put the bay PAGER
IN second place } a Van Winkle with the
trotter Jim, c.. driven By W. + Britain.
and in splendid contest got the decision
Then Delo beat the PAGER CaserOne, driven
by Mr., Flood. and did it in commanding fash
ion. 1t was tough proposition when DeIlo
va asked beat The aGer ASsra Sahed a.
Delniar trotter had to accept second place
samuel Bloch's gray PAGER Bicycle, Girl.
?.2oi., keyed up TO concert pitch, and driven
NJ "A
IN the sport. In her warming, spin Bicycle
Dsg" drHen Sg NJ l. Stma absrfa h shsd 5as
and was the winner. In the meantime Chris
lopher hackett, behind the PAGER Helen r.,
mao S" TfdIs r al bs1oss sy 9na ri
to come ,oe ether The result was the fastest
hipsn of the morning. As far az the quarter
double harness and then Helen r. began TO
show iii front In the effort 10 hold her place
Bcy Gle Girl topped over and then she was
beaten.
John Pirur made his ,Arst start Of tho
and while he did not win. he made a creditahle
beaten only a neck in a driving finish, George
llubers, trolter Red George was the next
good thing Alice b. encountered. and this
time she was beaten by length. j: Cartier.
behind the pacing mare Lady Eugenia, 2:l5'.,
won number of good brushes The best
driven by DR.. A. II. Krahmer. Lady Eu-
Henia also won from the chestnut PAGER
Toppy. with the bay tro,tcr DANDY, driven
By George " Young. IN third place,
The loose dirt flew in showers when Dandy
and the PAGER Minnie l.. came together.
DR., Salamon took Minnie l.. out in front, and
she led until below the end of the iron railing.
where Mr. Young brought up Dandy with
rush and carried the pacer from her stride.
DANDY lost his balance before reaching the
,,uish' and then MIN e o. beat lin
Thomas LeaheY, behind the black trotter
Santos, AM, and Ben LiChtenberg. with the
longest brush OF the day. and every foot Of
the Journey was closely contested. Instead
OF stopping after passing the recognized
was in front, the two owners kept drvir z and
neither would draw rein until the ina adam
was reached. After passing " Washington
Bridge santos assumed the lead and tho
PAGER was not again able TO head him.