The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-06
ALBERT C. FAST OYER SNOW.
TRIMS FORMER CHAMPION MA
LACCA on SPEEDWAY.
Fine Course for Brushes on DriNe-Tom
sharhry Drives Hopper Grass to Nlo-
tory In Close Contests-Andrcw trAw-
ford Leading Man in Runaway Comedy

Fine Course for Brushes on DriYe-Tom
sharkry Drives Hopper Grass TO Nic-
tory In close Contests-Andrew trAW-
ford Leading Man In Runaway Comedy.
sneedway Park looked unusually attractive
yesterday. The snow on the drive had been
? rolled until 1t was Grmer and smoother than
ever before This was especially true OF the
lower stretch. where tho driving during the
week had helped the work OF the superintend-
! ent For some reason the crowd DIVIDED
and many left the firm footing Of this stretch
! 20 drive above Washington Bridge, where the
| footing was less secure Among the first OF
these was Nathan Straus. with the former
snow champion Mhlccl. 2lsH. and OF course
! that compelled Thomas Lynch. with the
! rival trottor Albert c.. AJAX. TO drive there
also.
1t did not take the two owners OF tho cham
pions long to get together and tho horses
we're away at the first attempt. Malicca
started so fast that In trying TO head MN
Albert c. made break and lost half dozen
| lengths. MalaCoa was moving so fast ana
steadily that II did not seem possible he could
lose the brush Aftcr Albert C. settled he
seemed TO fairly hy over the snow and at the
end OF the iron railing no was on even terms
with tho leader. TINS story Of the ti1ish 3
soon told when Mr. straus saw that he was
beaten no took his horse IN hand and finished
a. a jog.
The second heat was practically a repetl-
ton Of the first except that Albert C. did not
make break until after passing the quarter
! mile post. After lie recovered he came at the
same rapid gait and put tie brush to his
credit Malacca ais, lost one brush 70
Andrew Cravford's trotter Belfry Chimes.
over the lower stretch All In all, it seemed
an OF day for the spotted trotter.
J. j. Timmius driving Birnie, 2i3i. was
Another owner obliged 70 drive n the upper
stretch 10 meet the cracks Alexander Frank
enstein. driving the PAGER Fred W. 2os'i took
shy at Birnie and finished IN second place.
Tnen trne won from Maacca.
When Birnle and Albert {. came together.
Charles w Straus made Il three corncred
with the tTotter Beton. Jr. Half way down
the stretch when the threewere cad and head.
Albert c who was out In the centre where
tho footing was heavy made a break and
before he recovered he was far In tie rear
lie closed rapidly near the finish but Blrnie
was a sure winner. Tho real struggle was
between Bolton Jr.. and Albert c for the
place The crowd relishcd tins and APP
piauded literally when young Mr.. Suars
managed 10 beat the gray trctter by head.
a feat his fstter had not been able to ao-
complisA with Malacca
Bolton, Jr. al 10 won gOOt bruih from
the bay trotter Judge Roardman. driven by
Harry TopLtz. Teddy X driven ~ I
Kennedy. was third. Then Judge Boardman
beat Teddy Il. single hand. Judge Board
man also won a good brush from the hrown
trotter Khaki, 2.20't. Owned by j. l.. Dodge.
over tho lover stretch Judge Boirln-Ln
beat Khaki again
three corhere1 orush win ehch owner
striving hard 10 win brought together v. T.
Parsons u Belle Rosa. Hiram holhs's Blue
Bells and D. a. hendllls Moiyor. 2.27. Tho
finish IN the order named. William
Stolt Win Tue Wotier 'trIy uhy' zlo, ana
y ~ MrRht oehlhI the proNn uuu'r hrock-
heL Winning hoh bIv, epoi Ga' ",hl 20
rtuAis Olius bohlhs hluhh"nu' 4-''' anu
TINS proven io'lus N'httio' .. a. $4,000
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nv IT,, Hopper Grass Winiine by head
Whit q ~ won good race when le iuisht q
n trout OF the &c PAGER. Hiry l.i
2?ab' VITA the t'tltir' Hone Johh N thi.d
The rival PAGERS Alice Drnke 7'fh. driven
hv Or J. n. tlugE and TIM" -, with