The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-07-11
ONLY TWO RACES FINISHED
At FAIR GROUND THURSDAY
Both Long Drawn Out and The 2:22 Pace Was Not
Finished Till Nearly 7 0CIoCk-.-Par MeIia
Won 2:I8 Tr0t and Sam Jones The Pace.
win in the stretch over his two rivals.
TWO GREAT MILES.

TWO GREAT MILES.
Having won the third heat, Par Me-
liza, who did not contend for the hon
ors in the fifth heat, was driven two
magnificent miles by Pennock, the re-
suit being that the sixth and seventh
heats, the latter being run in the rain,
went to the Glenville horse. This gave
him the race. Uledi got second money,
Pat I. third and Chanito fourth. Glen
H., the other starter in the race, was
distanced in the fourth heat.
2;1S trot; purse $4OO.
ParMelia, by Brentwood
(Pennock) .............4 A 2411
Uledi, by Lord Russell
(Reayes) .,...........1 1 243 A
Pat 7, by Pat Watson
(Patterson) ...........2 3 3 22
Chinito, by Elyria
(Teaie) ...............3 2412
Glen H., by Glen Arlton
(Burns) ...............5 D d.
Time of heats-2:19, 2:19A, 2:lSA,
2:2OA, 2:20A, 2:20l4, 2:22k.
Like in the trotting race, the horse
that won the first two heats couldn't
manage to land the winning one in
those following. Uledi did il in tho
trot, and in the 222 pace he was SUBJ
stituted by Lemonade, a chestnut geldC
ing driven by Kennedy Of Logan, o.
The heats which the Logan horse won
BORDERED ON THE FARCICAL.
especially the first one. In this heat
the animals were all strung out and
Lemonade's trailers seemed to be hold
ing back. This was especially notice
able to the judges on the part Of Get
There Eli Eli dropped the second
heat by about half a sulky. The Judges
then removed Hall from driving Eli.
Burns taking his place.
The work in the succeeding heats was
livelier, owing to the work of Sam
Jones, the favorite. Jones is frac-
tious beast, and a 40-minute delay of
the third heat was made owing to the
animals nature. Once he threw his
driver off the seat and got tangled un
in the harness and sulky. The judges
thought some of Withdrawing the ami
NAL when this was done, but Reed
pleaded with them not to. He was
given five minutes to
CHANGE SULKIES,
and If not ready in that time his entry
would be withdrawn and given fourth
money Jones, however got back In
time, and was just that strong that
neither of the three horses gave him
much of chase in order to win the
next three heats and the race. The
principal contender against the win
ner was Get There ELL who was not
strong enough, however, to extend
much trouble.
2:22 pace; purse $500. IL
sam Jones, b. g., by Alcatraz
Nheed) .".,,...............3 1 1
Lemonade, ch. g., by Elect
(kennedy) ................11 342
Get There Eli, gr. g., by Bobby
BuEns( Hall and Burns) q 2 2 "a
Olga, ch. m, by Clayburn
(ReaVes) ...................4 433
Time OF heats-2;23A, 2:17A, 2:17A,
2:2O, 1922.
EXHIBITION RACE.
During one of the intermissions,
Charley Beck, a running horse, gave
an exhibition half mile, which he COM
pleted in "a seconds fiat. The animal
will attempt to lower this record to-
day.
Judge Prior, with a track record of
2;l5R, was sold at auction yesterday.
The animal was the property of Pen
mock and Berry of Cleveland, who dis
solved partnership recently. The horse
has an admirable pedigree. He was
sold to John Higgins of 24S Smith ave-
nnn IhiS nitM Cor