The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-10-31
PRINCESS pIQUE DEFEATED.
CUP WINNER TRIMMED OFTEN
IN SPEEDWAY BRUSHES.

Mona wilkes, Beifry Chimes and Annie
Little Finish in Front Of the Princess
Fred w. Beats Rival PAGER, Moth
Milier-warm Tits on Cold Day.
II required enthusiasm yesterday to keep
the crowd warm at Speedway Park. The
gale that swept the stretches helped the
horses at speed. but 1t was decidedly chilly
for the spectators. though there was no
abatement In the interest shown.
Among the irst to reach the drive was
Thomas B. Leahey behind the cup winning
trotter Princess Pique, 2IlH. and with him
was T. Kennedy with the bay trotter. Teddy
X. In the first warming spin the Princess
carried Teddy to wild break near the finish.
When A. c. Schuyler arrived with the pay
trotter Mona Wilkes. he promptly tackled
Mr.. Leahey and his champion and came to
grief In the first brush through an unfor-
tunate break. IL was Princess Puue that
made the break in the second brush and
then she WIS easily beaten. The third and
deciding brush was pretty contest from
start to finish and Mona Wilkes won.
The stars Of the pacing division. George
Huber's Moth Miller. 207. and Alexander
Frankenstein's Fred W.. 20s11. had two keen
brushes. Fred W. winning the first by the
length Of h is neck and the second by hall
length. This seemed to dull the speed OF
Fred W., for he was beaten In every later
brush. The black PAGER David Muscovite,
2I7li. driven by f. j. Kinds. beat Fred W.
twice deoisively.
The closest contest of the morning was
between the roam PAGER Amy Wilkes. 2aeH.
and the bay PAGER Gothenette. In the hrst
brush between the two It was only heads
apart. with Amy Wilkes in front. The second
brush went to the roam mare by Wiuer
margin. Earlier Amy Wilkes won three
cornered brush frcm the trotters Red Mike
apHt hons no
Later Don Cyrene beat Red Mike twice.
Gothenette also won a good brush from the
black trotter Curlon.
Clarence Colinss trotter Black Robert.
a13L. driven bp Capt. c. n Mcdonald maoe
an suspicious beginning by defeating D: W.
Cornshs trotter. David B.. 209N. rms
vas the only brush that David b. lost In a
long list of brushes. He beat W. j. Clarkes
hav trotter Ildevin. 22A[. decisively, ana
finished in front of the bay PAGER Gothenet'e'
A a close to the good work of the morning
David r. won from NJ. Bruckheimer's trotter
Bow Rene. 2l5'., with William Parsonss
La Belle Ro cram IN end his bay ote
Beifry Chimes figured among the 6sst "I RnltrS
the %ognips In nsr eaFsy trotter Eight
won her best brush Of the day n nishng in
a lTh With Princess Piaue driven by fhom,a mas
Overton fourth ms psusi It'll, LIS and in the
next she finished too strong for Betty Thmss
and won. Later Annie Little carried riihG WtIs
d deissn By '9 e. Il. Mcdonald. .n. nu,,.
Palmer ssn h; ssss. had about EVEN b 5
In the mornings sport The best t Gr pr tIap ny ~
Palmer won was when ne finished IN irG Hny 81
shs paSetr s aa7,. third on break Then
| Billy Palmer won good brush from MAX
Pa@er was Sa sent to tackle Charles Wiela1ds
trotter Lorna McGregor. 2I7H. he had TO
finish in second place su,sd among the win
il the morning she won a from and SeG atse
Finished Gnt q henr When hosna
was sent against Frederick Gerkens trotteI
the N Me1Ies rStte Wa set taken axe ep
f hand at the end Of, the, iron railing .-,- H..
Durands AntpnS Jr dr bsst by
f 1S5%s% fssS'ss'es sfs y s
s, ssns to the on 's easily
nut her in second place when Albert c; made
a break. Antonio. Jr., won NUMBER OF
o'f FredercE with the big tEoteT PinEie
Of the ro snd shsres
Selly Bell. Then Nelly Bell evened up he. he.
by winning from GeTSse psrsstenf 5Ss
| trOtter Gracle fahut, IIo p.. .snn 80. -
| brushes Carrie c. won the first In easy fash-
| ion hut made break in the second.
| Two good finishes resulted when IL; ".
| Boynton' g Nighthawk. 2:23h John j, Dodges
Khaki. 2:2ah kingwood 3ia1; anb br ilderm as
sH ms' the en second Tic Iderim Won with
R x nseeS Hiehthawk, La Belle Rosa and
| Khaki following. Another brush that pleased
| the crowd was between Henry l.askeI 8
| chestnut trotter Champagne Charley and D.
behnd r. black paoer X Gn
paoer Annie Gothard. 2l7N:
The sport was in full swing when Nathan
| Strauss black trotter Ted. 2i5H arrived
the trainer Il T. sSnldva IA front a, tn of
schmyler's trotter Mona wilkes. Then Ted
won from Andrew Kane's trotter JUNG Il:
| 2:l3L. carrying her TO a break when the pattie
waxed warm. The third brush Tor Ted and
| the second for Juno T. was mp and LUCE
aut Signals nj Of distress and Juno T won easily
The afternoon crowd far exceeded that
Of The morning meet, fully 5000 persons being
gathered on the lower stretch. An OUTFIT
Of bay nSc sin TeG tf ha5
brushes the stranger was identified as the
| Brooklyn horseman. DR., Parker, with Berk-
shire Courier, 2I0, and Happy Mllkes zIsn;
Then Se wnns tesm
cisH Iye T Thomas F. Russell behind Tie bay
| trotter Sprightly was one OF the pest WIN
| ners in the afternoon. After head ana
bead finish Nth bsaT 3Se fast paSer
Srescent by head Later spriThtly won
three GOOD brushes from James Rozels