The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-09-14
MANY BRUSHES ON SPEEDWAY.
ia TAKES A CLOSE RACE FROM
INDIAN jim.


Wofk 1of Q MoOnVeO SOp-fhW rHO"pS Az
ten Keeps Cob Frem Running Away
-Malaecs and I'D Lock Break Even
FREQ Advice the Boss Of the Road.
The heat yesterday morning did not
keep a large number OF horsemcn from
visiting Speedway Park. The programme
OF sport was long one. but few Of the finishes
were OH tho sensational order. Tho first
brush was one of the best. DR.. Thomas Tug
gle behind the bay trotter liza was among
the first to reach the drive. and he logged
back and forth for a long time, waiting for
something in his class. The looked for com
petitor materialized when Claus Boiling
arrived with the bay trotter Indian Jim
o;19A. Indian Jim managed to keep in front
until almost the last stride. where liza. gather
ing speed. beat him by head This was the
only brush the two trotters had over the en-
tire course Three times the two were started.
and each time ia did not get away with the
right foot in front and she made a break
and was taken in hand. Failing to get
start with the daughter OF Temple Bar, Mr.
Rolling sent Indian Jim against the chestnut
trotter Angelus. 2;I2it. driven by Andrew
Crawford, and when the battle was practi-
Cally decided and Indian jim was well IN
front n tire slipped from the wheel OF the
wagon Angelus drew and he was taken In
hand.
One Of the best races Of the day came when
Indian Jim met the bay trotter Freeland.
2l7t. In a ding dong drive Indian Jim
finished with his neck and shoulders In front
Thomas I.cahey. with his brown trotter San
tos. ,2l., was prominent. In his warming
spin Santos met tho bay PAGER Gretchen.
driven by George Iiollerith. and won. In
4 brush with Freeland Santos forced the clip
so persistently that Freeland tipped over
and was beaten. 1t was trio OF good
ones with which Santos made his next win
ming start The others were the bay trotter
Upton, driven by II. A. Pierce: vendome.
clstt, with David lee up. and Red George.
a.271,, driven by George Huber. 1t was
pretty contest. with the finish In the order
named Santos also won brush from Red
George single handed.
The pacing division. as usual. furnished
rood share of the sport. Crescent. driven by
Alfred Epstein and Helen H.. with Christopher
Hackett up. had a spirited tilt. with the final
issue in doubt until Helen H. tipped over
Then Crescent won from the bay mare
Gretchen. driven by George Hollerith, and
later finished in front OF Bell Boy, zo1%,
driven by George Levine,
Helen H. was prominent In the early stages
of the sport. when in brush with the black
R Rsns A sne Carried The Amba @
10 a break and won The black fellow took
so strong a hold on the bit that the owner
called Justify for help, and Policeman Wener
James Murphy, behind the chestnut PAGER
Free Advice. 2Iot, was really the boss OF
the speedwsy Andrew Kane Wlth r AmoE,n
but. the chestnut PAGER set the clip SO last
each time that Amokin tipped oyer before
the journey was well begin; AFTER three
Bloch. behind the gray PAGER Bicycle Girl.
? :oo',, was among the prominent winners
In her first start Bicycle Girl got away with
cent The best race the Girl paced was when
she met Amokin. II was nip and tuck, with
the whips swishing. until Amokin Kept crowd
he carried Bicycle Girl TO break and beat
George Hollerith, the new owner Of
hd ws4mns 81 spS for
10 finish in front of Red George. :, Then
Gretchen had two. good Tits With Bell Boy.
and che su cceeded in getting an even nj sr Ga
v sTS1ts! F Re sSrd saS
Happy Nick to E break "a and beat h.
With Vii h the i PAGER Woods Boy. 2:25 driven By
Max simons and Won one h. q hs 1nf tro pes.
t trottsr Don CyTene, driven by Mr.. Pickett,
and n; Th MSo sa br seRn H Fen ndsa
beat Mgnon, and later he finished in front
Of the chestnut PAGER, Billy Palmer. e2SA,
driven by Ben Lichtenburg. 49,, s.,-.
When Nathan straps reach, ,dott the dT IKE
webs. .I2. After sending the old road
king few, sharp brushes he took the rem Eelns
brush with Ed Lock. 2:l2, driven by Morris
Jones Malacca got away, like a running
that I'd Lick was Hsve, able able
sent the PAGER Woods Boy 2;25A to make
y 6nt he was not Pr66m eminent
the two trotters Malacca rushed away u
front. and for time it looked as i he would
win. When Ed Lock was we'll settled IN his
stride he closed on Malacca. and finally car
ried him TO a break. Then Ed Lock ,1 made
but Ed Lock got the decision
An incident not on the card occurred IN
the finish of this heat. Thomas l.; Reynolds
was driving the black cob Cox;wain, and ne
kept him 30 far out In the drive that a collision
seemed almost certain. When the two horses
at speed approached the cob broke into
run, and only the prompt assistance OF Police
man Weiner averted n wild runaway.