The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-09-12

park this afternoon to break
 made there two years ago U
 Pointer in two minutes fiat. The .
 derful horse. however. went the mile l. POI. doing the last quarter in :2s1z. This was a second better than the ex- perts who had sized up the conditions anticipated, and as a result the flyer was given an ovation which lasted sew eral minutes when his time was post l. The fractional parts of his time were. Quarter, :S1; half, 1:01; three-quarter 1:311a last quarter :291s; total, 2:O1.
 Of the other events of,the closing day of the meet the 2:07 trot furnished the most excitement. Dan T., after finish. ing, fourth in the first heat, took the next three in succession, but Geers had to work hard to bring about this result, for the gelding broke at critical stages. His going up in the air in the initial heat near the three-quarters pole lost him first place, while in the last heat he dropped behind six lengths at the half- mile point. Despite this, he recorded the field before the stretch was reached and swept under the wire by a good margin. Rythmic, the blind horse, had an unfortunate experience in the first heat of the race which put him out. of the contest. While pocketed at the half mile the tire came off one wheel and Hudson dismounted and walked home. He explained to the judges the cause of his mishap, but after a consultation the announcement was made that Rythmic had been distenced. This was greeted by misses, while the horse was cheered every time he passed the grandstand afterwards.
 The other races, while spirited, were uneventfall. Tn the 2:30 trot there was . suspicion that Curry held Judge Green back, so he was replaced by Walker at the finish of the second heat. after which the gelding made a process sion of the other heats winning both in walk.
 Before Dan Patch came out to try for the record tic track was softened as much as possible, and after scoring a few times lie was sent aws.y. accs2l,aSs-ss- nied by Carrie Nation, sbi1e runner. His splendid condition, however, could not overcome he northwest wind which swept across the track and he finished two seconds behind his own best mark and one behind that of Star Pointer His last quarter was a beautiful exhibi- ton of speed and was covered under whip and yell, Carrie Nation doing everything possible to break the wind. Half an hour after the trial the win died down. and the opinion was general that had the trial been postponed little the Y, in less than two minutes.
 The summarizes:
 2:o5 Facet 9 in 3)--Purse S1,50o. Terrace Queen, b m (Geers) :......... 3 2 Carl Wilkes oh (NdcDonald) .. 2 Fannie billiard, b m fSnow) .......... 4 q Riley B.. blk Trvin) ......... ,
 Second and third money divided between Terrace Queen and Carl Wilkes; fourth money between Fanny billiard and Riley Bl
 2:1o Pace 6 in 5)-Purse s1,5oo. Star Hal, 5 br h (snow) ...s.......... 5ohn Iossls E, s eh b, ( GHSds9ma( T mor,onaid; Olivewood, g lPhillips) ...l....... 3
 Time-2:o9A, 2:o7's, 2:oslls.
 old Colony 2:sO Trot 6 in Purse s .vv.ss Texas. 2 m jReennick) .......... 3 3 Prince caton. b h (Ecker) 4 43 Patehen Maid blk m (Deryderl. dis
 Time-2:14, 2:13 2:145s, 2:201.
 2:o7 Trot Q in s)-Purse s1,5oo Dan T.. b g (Geers) .............. | I Ferno, blk fBenyon) ............ Susie J., TO m CTiterl ........5..... Charley Herr b h (Kelly) ......... 4 Monte Carlo, b Il 0Irwin) ........ Q q Rythlnic. br Il (Hudson) .......... dis
 Time :071a, 2:03A, 2:10.