The Saint Paul globe., 1904-08-20

NEW YORK, Aug. 19.-The last day of
the grand circuit meeting at the Brighton
Beach track was devoted to dash races,
in which the favorites We're all top.
heavy. but in some instances proved most
deceptive. This was specially SO in the
2:22 pace at half a mile and the 2:09 trot
at a mile and a sixteenth. In the former
Gordon Prince sold at $25 to $40 for the
field. Lookout Hal was the hope of the
felders and with the advantage of the
pole he sprinted to the front with the
favorite in hot pursuit. AT the top turn
Gordon Prince broke badly and Lookout
Hal won by two lengths in 1887.
The 2:09 tret was the best race of the
day: Masette sold at SIS to SIT for the
field. The field went we'll punched up the
back stretch with Masetto. Maxine and
Judge Green tapped and York Boy close
on the outside At the three-quarter
pole Masetto broke and fell back, and
Curry began a great drive with York
Boy. He soon passed Maxine and Marion
Wilkes and won by two lengths:
The hackers of the favorites. however.
had chances to get even. though the
prices were very short. In the 2:15s pace
CHEEKY Lass sold at SIS to $40, with Belle
Star as the choice for second place.
CHEEKY Lass won with Belle Star second
well ahead of the rest of the field
Six met in the 2:e9 pace and King Di-
rect sold at $25 to SIC. with Ben F second
choice. Ben F led to the short distance
with the fayorite and Dandy C. close up.
Here King Direct came up and Dandy c.
broke and fell back King Direct winning
by length. with Ben second and
Olive Wood third
John Taylor sold at $25 to SIS in the
last race of the day, the 2:11 trot, a
dash of one and enc eighth miles. Di-
rect View had the pole and held it to the
three quarters. with John Taylor and
John Nc Tapped. The two made a pretty
race. to the wire, Taylor winning by a
length.
but the track was slow and the best he
could do was 2:021s The summaries: :,
2:11 trot, purse 5000. dash, one and
one-eighth miles
by Joe S (Wilsonl .................... 1
Direct View br h (De Ryder) .......... 2
John Nc, blk g (Geers) ................ 3
Queen Wilkes, b m (Spear) ............
Time, 2:26.
2:09 trot, purse $700, dash, one and one
sixteenth miles
York Boy, b G. by Wilkes Foxy
McGregor (Curry) OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Maxine Maxine ,211.a m MCCOY e, ;acDo.sidi
Judge Green. b G (De RYDER ..........
| Prince Greenlander. 5; Masetto. g.
Time, 2:19A.
2:09 pace purse $500, dash. one mile
King Direct blk h, by Mambrino King
Ben f, b g (De Ryderl :................ 2
Olive Wood br (Phillips) ............ 3
| Bob ch g (Walker) ..................
Birdina. 5; Dandy c. 6.
I'LL.
2:15 pace, purse 5000; dash, one and
one sixteenth miles
| CHEEKY Lass. b m by Bobby McGregor-
Welcome Bunker {Andrews) ........ !
Belle Star, br m (Shank) ..............
/ Edgar Boy, b h lF'ulier) ................ 3
| Margaret w, b m (Snow) .............. 4
Time, 2:17.
2:22 pace. purse $500; dash, half mile
Lookout Hal, h. by Hal Dillard-
/ Babe, by St. Lookout (Shank) ...... ]
Inaha, blk m (Spear) .......-.........
| Gordon Prince, br h (Snow) ........... =
! Alcidine, b m (McDonald) ..............
/ Time, 1:o31a.
One Favorite Wins
| SAUGUS. Mass. Aug. 19.-Only one IA
| vorite won at the Old Saugus track today.
| Day Brook taking the 2:14 pacing race.
| trot, captured two heats handily and then
! went lame in the third and was distanced
/ The summaries:
/ 2:19 pace, purse s50e-Little Miss won
/ last three heats and race; Kaplas took
| first heat and finished second; Ruth w,
third; Lady My and Francis also started
| Best time, 2:161s, in the first heat
! 2:14 pace. purse S500-Day Brook won
1 in straight heats; Mace second; Little Dick
| third; Lizzie McChord Elizabeth s, P. H
| Flynn and Bunker Hill also started. Best
4 time 2:14A, in first heat.
| 2:24 trot, purse S6Oo-Belle Wor
fourth sixth and seventh heats and race;
| Little Jack won the fifth heat and fin
i ished second; The Onlooker won third heat
| and finished third; American Boy won frs
| and second heats; Barton Boy, Mico II.
| Krakauer, c. l.. Smiley, Ira p and Special
/ also started. Best time. 2:1S1a in second
/ heat.