New-York tribune., 1904-10-03
ANNIE LITTEL IN FRONT,
Bright Light Makes Her Step Fast
to Finish First in Brush.

Reinforced by many harness horses that have
been racing at the Empire track since last June the
throng OF fast trotters PAGERS on the Speedway
yesterday was the largest Of the season, and some
Of the brushes were better than any seen on the
road this fall
John F. Cockerilrs Anna Littel. 2:l2l2: A. E. Per-
ren Eula Mae, 217i2 Andrew Crawfords Relfry
Chimes. Stewart Barr's Bright Light, 2I9l4 f;
Thomas B. Leahy's Santos. 22lI4 James A. Muir
phys Free Advice. 2I0ie; Isaac A. Hoppers Too
Soon 2;24l4, and Bessie Reid. DR.. II. D GiIrs Lady
Direct and John L. Dodge's Precious were some of
the fast ones that figured in the brushes again
after having taken part in the held under the
auspices of the New-YorI Driving Club.
Anna Iittsl and Bright Light measured strides il
trial Of speed which delighted the crowds - y
sidewalks. on the racetrack the and the
Gelding not in the same class but III a brush
down on the road they proved to be very evenly
matched. Bright Light forcing the fast brown
step her limit win by half length
Eua Mac. Belfry Chimes and Santos figured in
Two pretty brushes, Mr.. CraWford's mare winning
the first by neck from Mr.. Perren's black beauty.
who beat Santos head. and Eula Mac outtrotting
the others in the second trial. She repeat
edly during the morning. meeting the best trotters
on the road Among them was a. c. Schuyer's
grand looking big bay mare. Mona Wilkes that
moved half mile I'm l64a4 the Saratoga speed
way last summer She won IA a log Mr. Perreu
then started lula Mac in four-cornered brush
with Nathan Strauss black gelding Ted 2.lsI.
Andrew kane's bay mare Juno r 2lsls and Claus
Bohling's brown ReldiDE kingmond. She got off in
the rear. broke before reaching the quarter post
and was not a factor in the contest. which proved
to be one of tho best Of the day. Klngmond start
ed four or FIVE lengths ahead Of Juno T. who was
nearly as far in front OF Ted. A. the finish how
ever al three were in ciun'p. and the result re
mained in doubt until Mr.. Kane becoming over
anxious. drove Juno T of her feet Kincmond beat
Ted about a length. These three then renewed tha
contest ana finish closer than ne last en-
sued As between kinRmond aud Juno T even those
NLo stood llgnt AZ The post could not agree. Ted
The King 2loi2, now owned by ". T.. simon was
a prominent winner beating !. W COruish's chest
and easily outtrottinR Noise Ceismann's brown
mare Kitty stone. David =. in turn defeated /.
Ieea Al!he Anothtr notable winner was William
Durlands bay tTotter Antonio, Jr He did nol
easy VICTOR IN brushes with Night Hawk. Alfred
Epsteln's chestnut PAGER Crescent and II B. Phil
lips brown trotter James Shevlin. 2ISiz. Isaac
f.eInlng VINO drove the winner. also drove the bay
trotter Governor Holt. 2I5 and won by q narrow
margin II brush with Euls Mac
John /. Dodge president OF the Road Drivers
Associate rode in front in half dozen brushes
iTc C-asrent TSv Drar1 - q P}ra!s -os5 49,
her match Amy Wilkes in turn from Thorn IS
Greenbaums Isaac Davenport and Lady Direct
took the measure OF the biz bay trosting mare
santos defeated Nelly wilkes and then beat
phys crack PAGER Free Advice 2I0I2 beat Johnny
Agan. 2N5S. driven by Charles Wielaad. Fred W.
2aSiA also Won from Mr. Wicland's horse IN two
fast brushes. 4. r Myers bag PAGER Peter H. de-
feafed DR.. q. II Martins hay trotter Dicker VI.
A Plerce's brown trotter Upton won from William
@ai-ol i ~ e. e:,,, ia dray' 1sal, -
Alexander NewburGer. with hts chestnut PAGER Bet
ter Luck, won from Lulu s. and TilIie D.