The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-03

at the first turn. This lead was held
undisputed 10 the turn into the suetcn,
when King Direct was sent along at a
little more speed with Star Hal. which
used up the King, for just before reach
ing the wire Miller pushed Miss Villa
mont in for second place by nose by a
rush drive on the outside. In the second
heat Elastic Pointer was sent after Star
Hal. King Direct being third and Armorel
fourth. In this order they trailed TO the
effort TO cut out Star Hal. Again the
King lacked the requisite speed. and hao
TO be contented with second place; Miss
Willamont third. Star Hal played with
the field in the last heat. In the stretch
the work OF the first heat was repeated
10 dot, Miller capturing second place
and money by an outside drive. Peeler
Patton. the Pawtucket horse. was in too
rapid company. coming In fourth. sixth
and seventh in the respective heats.
The 2:10 trot, although settled in two
straights. was intensely interesting ana
exciting. because of the grand finishes
that were made. In the first heat Wal
nut Hall had the pole ON the second
attempt the word was given and the field
OF 10 scurried toward the turn in bunch,
when Wilque began an argument with the
pole horse. At the three-quartefs Hud-
son brought Hawthorne out OF the bunch
and took the outside. As the horses en-
tered the stretch they were all together
and II looked like anybodys heat. Haw-
thorne got IL by nose, with walnut sec
In the first heat Hawthorne led 10 the
turn into the stretch. Here Mary ID was
driven hard to win, but at the distance
box she lost her feet. and Hawthorne
Mary u for second position by nose.
Three heats were required 10 decide the
2:i3 pace. Theron Powers took the hrst
heat with sagwa second and Johnny
Wiseman. the winner. no better than
sixth while Frank Wilson finished tenth
next TO the last horse. Then came What
seemed destined TO be interminaple SCOT
ing. due mostly to Knox's Gelatine Lad
hanging behind the others. Johnny wise
man, we'll named, so II was proved py
his work was taken up on the OUTSIDE py
Cox in the second neat ana vea' ,sa ,est
heat Brussie used his whip viciously Just
before reaching the wire, hoping 10 se.
Gelatine Lad into second poslton, pu,
the gelding lacked the requisite speed ana
finished third. Johnny Wiseman first ana
Rockport second.
2:is trot: purse 5000 Diminished from
Tuesday,:
Navidad. blk. e.. by Sable
wilkes Nevada, by Sim
mons ia Fleur)...,."..1
Cole Direct. blks (Geers) l z
Kamares, b. e (McDon-
add ......................4
Guy Fortune, ch. s. OHud-
SOM ....................... D
Time-2lll. 219ik 2:12h. 2:lsh, 2;i5,
212%, 2i2
2.25 trot. three in Ave: purse $500:
Caspian b e. by Patron -Cascar-
lila by Shelly Chief CB. Shanb...l !
Texas z m. (Renwick) ..............2 2
Judge Greene (Cury) )...................5
Miss Jeanette. blk. m. CEcker)....3 4
Wainscott. b. a. CCox).................4 4 D
Esturay. ch. =. (Sanson) .....,.,.....5 ds
Time-2:li. 2:12%. 2:ii%.
2il pace. Park Brew $4,000 stake. three
In fve
Star Hal. br h.. by Brown Hal
stars, by George Washington
(Snow) .................s......... 1
Miss willamont b. m. tMiller)..-.2 .
King Direct. blk g. CGeers). .........s ? 3
Armorel e m "a. p. McDonaldD....s 4 4
Peeler Patron. b. q. Ulervick)......4
Elastic Pointer. b. =. CHussey).....5 Z 5
Dick Wilson. br s. (Wilson) .......7 3 8
Time-2:07h. 2:O6a4. 2:oS.
2:l0 trot, two i'm three: purse $500:
Hawthorne. 70 m. by jay Bird-Lady
Ham. by HambrinO 0Iudsonl....... 1 I
Dr. Strong q. z. (GahagenD .......... 2
Walnut Hall. br .. fBenyon) 5
Mary -. c1. m. tf McDouafrft.. ........ o 2
The Roman. n. g. tB. Doble) e)......... 4 g
Wilque b "a. r McDonald) .......5
PALM Leaf b. &. CMcCartyD. .......... .
Mckinley. h. e. tBoonel ............... Z 10
Jim Ferry. 9. q Franksl ..............l0 Z
Frances r.. ch. m. fsnow).s............ ?
Time-2:oez. 2:fz.
2ls pace two in three purse 5000
Johnny Wiseman. b. g.. by Nell