New-York tribune., 1904-10-31
TED FAST ON SPEEDWAY.
Outtrots Mona U'Ikes-Belfry
Chimes Fast.

Ted. 2:l5I4. was the trotter Of the day at Speed
way Park yesterday Though defeated in one BRUSH
after his edge had been dued by his winning races.
he displayed speed than any other horse on
the drive and was invincihe until he grew tired.
Nathan Straus. owner Of the black of NOrval.
stood on the sidewalk and watched the sport while
Tim Sullivan drove his trotter. Teds best brush
was with A c. Schuyers bay mare Mona Wilkes.
that had beaten Anna Littel. 2lei2. and other
cracks week ago. and that took the measure
Of Princess Ptque. 22ti in her early brushes yes
terday- Rushing away with burst Of speed
rarely seen the Speedway. the black horse put
two lengths of daylight between him and the mare.
and Won haudily Shortly afterward ne met the
white faced bay trotter Juno T. 2:lSl2. driven by
Andrew Kane. and carried her 10 a break at the
end OF the first quarter. Always better sprinter
than slayer. Ted weakened at the finish in the
next brush and The mar beat him three lengths
more.
Homeward 2:l3l1. a thir,een-y -year-old California
horse that is the sire o; Anthony y Brady's trct-
ter. George G.. 20124 made his appearance on the
Speedway yesterday and figured conspicuously in
the sport by starting against Anna IIrrel. Captain
{. H Mcdonald drove him. He showed speed
enough to go with the best but unsteady.
making two breaks in a brush Of half mile and
enabling John F CockeriIls mare 10 win by city
block Anna Littel defeated Princess PIque by
head in Of the prettest brushes OF the day.
They trotted stride for stride from finish,
the Princess finally going to a break just they
crossed the finish line Much 20 the surprise of
horsewse folk both Princess PiIue ard Anna Littci
were beaten in brush by Andrew Crawfords little
bay trott!ng mare Belfry chimes. cast-on from
the campa! !gniug stable OF W =. FloydJoues- This
square gated goer also outfooted l. w Bovntons
brown trOtter Night Hawk. and. in fact. defeated
every horse she met Yesterday
William Durland's bay trotter Antonio Jr-.
another that left rhe road unheaten- His
speed seemed almost equal to that OF Ted. but
he did not start with any Of the top sawyers
Alice Hal. 2I2iz gray pacing mare that Is
newcomer the Speedway. and Thomas Lynchs
Albert G. erratic unmarked gray trotter o.
great natural speed. were his competitors Abe;
{. started three times with Mr.. Durland'S flyer,
but broke before gong quarter OF . mile each
time
Black Robert. o:!3&. formerly owned by Frank
Work and driven by CAPTAIN Mcdonald won
bv a neck IN a spirited brush with J. W Cor
nish's veteran trotter. David 3. 2:t9'4. David 3
then turned with W J. CIarks brown trotter
IIderIm and defeated him The latter redeemed
himself before he left the road by outtrottinS
Kngwood, 217ia. and w. E Parsonss La Rlle
Kingwood 2:I71z and ", L. Parsons's la Belle
Bosa In another brush La La B@is 4 Rosa ana 80"
exciting brush Of The day. Their We're FOUR start
ers-Mr Eopper,s black trntter Too Soon; 2:s4ls:
strauss Beiton. Jr aud George II Huber's Anni'-
Gothard. They finished in this, order with not
than length separating the hrst from th'
last. Frederick G~rken's black trorter joe y.
Branch last sunlrner wo, several brushes heating
Albert c. and Charles WeiiRHdS show ring trott"r
ksn KITE compaine that heneter one Of his coupeti
tors made break the horse "as pulled up and
failed 60 tie
Anore the PAGERS James A. HIurphy's bay mare
Rntha j 1872. and Alexander FTaDksuStein
chestnut geldng Fred W eNSl2 were prominent
winners The former defeated W G Fl9yd-Joness
fast bay mar. Rerdina. 2lTt. in close hnish,
willie Fred W. gov home ahead of George H
Huber's roam eeding Me,h Miller. 2o' IN rwo live
Y brushes which delighted the crowd David
N!uscovfte 2:I-I2 a little black PAGER that =. X
G. Billings discarded three years ago.
prised every body by outfootinC Fred W shortly
after the chestnut horse had beaten Moth Miller.