Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-07-16
Record Breaking Crowd Yester-
day Saw Splendid Sport in
Every Class
IOWA, JUDGE c.AND 3. G. FOX WIN
Track Was in Fair Condition, But Cup
py and Not at Its Best-Finishes
Were Close and Time Good in All the
Events-Today Marks the Close of
Three Days Meet.

Seven horses started in the 2::20 pace
Rubberneck, Isabel W., Miss Ingle, Wy
Zale, Bonnie Bird and Alice Medium
They caused Starter Woods same trou-
bic and went away on the sixth time
down. Bonnie Bird was first to tht
quarter, with Iowa at her Sulky wheel
bunch close UP. There was not much
| shifting to the three-quarters, where
Bonnie broke and Iowa led around the
turn. with Isabel w. second. Miss Ingle
came out of the bunch as the horses
swung into the straight FOR home and
with splendid burst Of speed closed
with the leaders. Iowa held her nose
in front to the wire, however, and Miss
Ingle took the place from Isabel right
en- the post. 1t was furious finish and
the crowd applauded. Bonnie Bird was
fourth, Vyzole, Rubberneck and Alice
Medium in their order. Time for the
heat, :33, LOS, 1:43 and 2:19A. Miss
lngle and Vyzole were favorites in the
betting.
Iowa and Miss Ingle teamed in COM
pany TO the quarter in 3S in the sec
ond heat. Nyzole came up on even
terms with Iowa at the quarter, pass
ing Miss Ingle. Rubberneck came past
Miss Ingle, which was now fourth.
There was u fierce fight between Iowa
and Vyzole thru the last eighth, but
| 10 fn no I,iv 1Ni,, mil, q,
head and shoulders. Miss Ingle made.
her rush in the last sixteenth and took
third place. 1t was another horse race
all the way round and delight to the
amphitheater. Nyzole was second, Miss
Ingle third, Isabel W. Rnbberneck and
Bonnie Bird as named. Alice Medium
had been drawn. Time for the heat,
33. los. IA and 2:19A. Watches in
competent hands made this heat 2:17A
and 2:171s. Hileman, driving Isabel
W.. came into the stand to protest
against the slow time. The mistake in
announcing the time was corrected and
the heat was placed at 2:lSA. This
gave Iowa new mark much to Woods
disgust. The odds were ten to one
against Rubberneck, two to five on
Iowa. three to two on Miss Ingle, four
to one each on Vyzole and Bonnie Bird.
When the horses were called for the
third heat the books were laying two
to three against Iowa. Miss Ingle
whose sprints down the stretch In the
,rayio--- l., s-,lti.ad - raG5l4scst-
was at evens, as was Nyzole. Isabel
was at five to one. while Rubberneck,
whose chances for first money were
dependent on the sudden death of the
other four contestants. was at fifteen TO
one.
Wood got an excellent start on the
third score and they went away with
Iowa and Miss Ingle in the lead at the
went up and ran, but came back to
so into the air again at the half, where
Iowa was leading. Vyzole shot his bolt
ut the three-quarters and Iowa led
home easily, Vyzole second and Isabel
third. The money followed in the same
order. Miss Ingle caught the flag in
this heat. The time was .:19.
The winner, black mare owned and
driven by Harve Woods, Eldon, Iowa,
paced an extremely game and
heady race, and was rated almost per-
fectly, as the quarters will show. Wood
honestly by his qualities as
teamster and is keeping up the record
of the elder Woods as a rainsman. 1t
was an excellent contest turnout.
The 2:35 trot developed another great
horse race. Alto NJ. Twin One, Judge
c., Pat Ford and Lam De Field faced
Judge Woods for the first heat. He
sent them away evenly the second time
to the score. Alto headed the bunch at
the quarter. Judge C. at his wheel. The
two led to the three-quarters, closely
followed by Twin One and the others.
and Twin l One passed him. He set
tied to his stride again quickly and fin
ished second to Judge c., which was
first, handily. Twin l One was third,
followed by Pat Ford and Lam De
Field. The time was 2:25A. Quarters:
:35R, lip, 1:49A. Judge c. and Alto
were favorites In the betting.
In the second heat Alto set the pace.
teamed up with Judge C. The field was
we'll punched. The leaders passed the
wire on the first round driving hard for
the advantage at the turn, and Alto
carried the Judge to Il bad break at the,
five eighths. Twin 1 One came up and
mixed matters with the gray horse and
in whipping finish the gray outfooted
her to the wire. The mare was COM
ing fast and true and had the route
been sixty feet farther might have out
finished him. AS 1t was, Alto took the
heat, Twin second, the Judge third,
Pat Ford and Lam De Field in their or
der. Time, SO, 1:12. 1:47 and 2:24A.
Alto NJ was at eVenS in the betting
Three to one was to be had about Twin
| One, Judge c. was at TWO to five and
Pat Ford six to one.
Wood got them off at the second
time down for the third heat. Pat went
Up. Alto, Judge c. and Twin were
tapped on the back stretch. At the
turn Twin I One went to a break. They
were all driving past the stand and
Twin was making up her lost ground
rapidly. Pat Ford came 10 them at the
three quarters. Alto headed in first and
the Judges driver went to the whip. |
Pat Ford was making his drive and
closing fast. The Judge outgamed Alto
down the straight under punishment
and beat him to it in the last few
strides. Pat Ford. with a badly cut
tendon, made a game burst in the last
sixteenth, finished nose ahead of Alto
Tor the place and broke under the wire.
Judge C.. Pat and Alto We're placed |
one, two, three, Twin WAS fourth and |
Lam De Field saw the flag from the
wrong side. The time was :36A, 1:12A,
Las and 2:241a.
In the next heat Judge G.,
Alto and Twin One roaded