The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-24

The racing at the Woonsocket trotting
park yesterday did not bring out any very
hot contests, but furnished considerable
excitement by a hard mix-up in the 2:i9
pace, when Henry litter OF Readville.
Mass. received n dislocated shoulder and
WAS also suspended for the remainder OF
the season for foul driving, His horse,
owassia, which was picked for the ia
vorite In the betting Saturday, was dis
tanced.
The race went over from Saturday w.
two heats paced, one in favor of Owassla,
who took q mark OF 2:l5% and one by Miss
Austin. At the opening OF the betting
yesterday Miss Austin sold faVorite. In
the first heat sent away. Miss Austinwent
To n break at the first turn and she was
never able 20 get I'm. Sherman protested
Titer's driving In this heat. claiming that
he cut his horses legs out from under
him.
In the next heat Floss, the previous
heatwinner, took the pole. with Owassla
tho contending horse. Al the hrst turn
sent his horse into the afr. The next
time around at the same turn liter at,
tempted to take the pole from Conlon and
in 30 doing cut directly into him.
The sulkies came into collision and
both horses and drivers were thrown. Con-
lon was not injured, excepting a sprained
wrist and shoulder, but had a narrow es-
cape from being run down by the other
horses. Rowan with Nancy ; ran almost
onto the fallen horses. and trying to avoid
them lost his seat and was thrown. re-
ceiving a sprained finger which prevented
him from driving the next heat when
liter got up IL was found that bis rlsht
shoulder had been dislocated. Nancy y
ran around the track ana was stopped at
the wire. Neither OF the horses figuring
in the mix-up were hurt.
Miss Austin took the heat without much
opposition. and In the NTH walked nicely
away from the field for first money. liter
was suspended for foul driving for the re-
aA4R1A - Nha
Mary Scott had an easy mile to com
plete the summary of the unfinished Els
trot.
In the free-for-all pacing class there
were four starters Ben Como being the
favorite. Only two horses finished the
race. Count d'Orsay being distenced In tho
second and Joe Pointer being drawn In the
third as a result OF a hemorrhage OF the
lungs. Bud Posey went away with a
strong lead every heat, and the faVorite
could not begin 70 close up the gap. o.ao
Joe Tramby. the ~fsvorite I'm the 2:S
pace, had a walkover after the first heat
in which he broke badly. The
2:1s CLASS, TRoTTING.
Purse $3.50 uour heats trotted Saturday,.
Mary Scott, b. m, by Bry-
son. dam Edna, by Aber-
deem Icollins).."."' i
Little Rena, b. m. (Ernest .... / 8 4 : 3
Red Bird. b. e, by Black
bird CGillies). ............. . i = \
Baby Girl. b.. m. CSouthard).. , 4 3 3 ?
Tom Leary, g. &. tMoGregor) 8 6 8 DIR
Irene's Flower. Oh. g
CThatcher-Sayl es) ........... 2 : DIR
Time-2;2OA, 2:2ola, 2:231a, 2:22i2, 2:l9.
2:19 CLASS, PACING.
Purse ssoo 1.-TWO heats paced Saturday,.
Observation-Disclosures, by El
CAPTAIN. dam by Tcle-
graph Sherman. ......... l 1 l l
Floss. ch. e., by Johnnie
Wilkes (Conlon) ............. . ) ] Z 3
Henry G, b. q. (Gillies) ........ 4 3 2 3 ?
George NJ. Oh. &. brewster. Z 5 Z
Samana, n. m. Dore)..,..... 3 ) 8 . .
Banner Boy, b. &. Flagg)... s I 4
Nancy s., b. m. (R~owan-Gard-
ner) 6 &
Owassia, b. m. CTfter) ..-.,.... l 2 3 DIS
Time-2:1bA, PISA, Elsa, 2:le, 21sA.
FREE-FOR-ALL CLASS, PACING.
Purse 500.
Bud Posey, b. e., by Baron Posey
(Ginies) l ] J
Ben Como. q. &. (Hayden)........ 3 ? 2
Joe Pointer. h. h.. CDore).. .......... . DIR
Count Dorsey. b. g. CBatch) ....... 4 ds
Time-2;16. 2:1S, 2:15.
2:S CLASS, PACING.
Purse $500.
Joe Tramby. &. G. by VIII Tram
by CGillies) ................. 8 i i 1
Admore. b. e., 10y ADMIRAL
(Brewster) ! : j :
Bourbon Delong, b. <. South
srd) OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. , 3 3
Fra noes, b. m. Gardner 4 4 4
Time 6h, 2.26%, 2:2s, 2:3lh.