Arizona republican., 1904-09-21

Col. w. c. Greene, behind his big chestnut pacer, Cobre Grande, was prominent factor in the sport at the Speedway yesterday. MT. Carpenter of San Francisco. as his guest, drove the pair of twin pacing mares. Janella and Camilla, and it was evident that he enjoyed riding al a 2:20 gait.
 George V. Klotzbach, who trained the Greene stable, drove the bay pac- ing mare, Florence Wilton, and after the owner had breezed Cobre Granda a half mile in 1:03 IA as a morning. spin he turned him for a brush with the mare that had been the most prom inent feature in the sport cn Sunday.
 The trainer turned five lengths be- hind his employer and the horses went away at a merry clip. Cobre GTande was moving very fast, but the bay mare was going faster, and when the end of the iron railing was reached she was but a lerSth away. Here the train- CT gave her free rein and in her anxi- ety to head the flying leader she lost her balance and the owner rode to victory.
 In the second brush Florence Wilton was kept well in hand and sent as a prompter for Cobre Grande. It was a merry half mile, and the watches marked the time close to one minute
 When Colonel Greene took the reins behind Florence Wilton the trainer got up behind CCbre Grande and coached the owner in two fast quarter mile brushes against the watch. The first was paced in O:Z9 3-4, and on the sec ond trip the distance was covered in O:3O If.
 J. Chaimowitz, behind the bay pacer
 
 brushes, and closed the day without a defeat. The pa ger Nabob finished be- hind George King. and SO did the bay pacer Harrison. This pleased Mr. Chaimowitz so well that he tackled Cobre Grande on the Text trip and made a creditabl showing.
 The gray pacer, rom Reed. driven | by David McNeiT. was another good winner. Tn a brush with the bay pacer Harrison, Tom Reed st the pace so fast that Harrison tipped over. Tom Reed also had one brush with the pac- ing team Jauella and Camilla ana ful- ly held his own.
 Nathan Strauss drcve the spotted tTotter Malacca. 2:1S 1-2, and later drove the pzcer Quadriga, PCS 3-t. two fast working brushes, each over the regular half-mile course The Park vile pacer is getting close to top notch form.
 The New York Herald, reviewing the same days racing, says:
 After failing in the Grand Circuit races to fulfill the brilliant promise of her early summer training trials at Empire City park, the bay pacing mare Florence Wilton appeared on the Speedway yesterday and ia short order demonstrated that Don Derby. 2:O4 1-4, Nathan Strauss. 2:0i 3-4 and other as pirants for championship honoTs may have to reckon with a new factor in the contest.
 Driven by George V. Klotzbach. who trains for Colonel W. C. Greene, of Green copper fame, the handsome bay mare made a show of every horse that measured strides with her and wound up by reling of a half mile to a wagon in 1:O1, as timed by her driver. Samuel Bloch, with his good gray mare. Bi- cycle Girl. 2:2O 3-4 was the first to try conclusions with the newcomer that nobody knew. After easily defeating Bicycle Girl, Florence Wilton gave the dust to the big black pa,ing mare Tenn pesta, driven by IT. C. Potter. of Bel lows Falls, Vt. James 4. Muvphy's showy chestnut pacer Dusty Wilkes 2:15 1-4, at one time cotnsideTed to be the fastest horse on the Speedway was the next to be trimmed. the bay mare sweeping him of his feet before the finish line was reached. Before leaving the road the drive. of Florence Wilton experienced his willingness to start her against Bon Derby, and fl MT. Murphy is willing there will be series of brushes between the crack pacers at high noon next Sunday The reappearance of Kicgmond. 2:G9 a trotter that defe Ited Queen Wilke5. 2:1O 1-4. and Swift. 2.O7. in brushes. on the SpeedWay, in 10n2 was q feiltl1rn