The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-23


her She tries all the time, and "
stamina reminds one of Sweet Marie
YESTERDAY she could not land the place
10 Glenwood NJ from Turley I'm 2:osi.. bu
the next heat she OUTRAGED them both
in 2;O7ls then back she came in 2;o'a
The speed honors Of the afternoon, how
7 ever belong 10 stable companion oi
Ethers Pride-Admiral Dewey. the son
OF Bingen and Nancy 6anks. The hand
| some horse was started 10 beat his record
OF 2:0ai4, and made the mile in 2.0sa, the
fastest time made by a trotter stallion In
two years Under any conditions this
would be remarkable performance. out
| in this case il Is doubly SO, for the Ad-
mirsl has a leg which prevents his being
given the preparation that a trotter re-
! aulres 10 travel mile at full speed
Deleree justified all the pleasant things
| which have been said OF her since she
! flashed over the horizon two weeks ago.
She spread eagled her fast field of green
trotters, winning with seconds Tn reserve
| IN 2o9L
Glenvood NJ the Ohio stallion who
came here marked in the minds Of every
! circuit follower as 2:05 trotter. Is an
! exploded phenomenon Not that he Is
! not n high class trotter for he is, but
! he Is a long ways from being one OF the
| 9n5 kind.
Three trips around 2.os are 10 his liking
and when he won the first heat away from
Turley and Ethels Pride in 2;osh he
seemed 10 be going very easy and capable
OF clipping a couple Of seconds of the
mark IL necessary.
Gahageu gave him a tough drive IN the
second heat. and he was Just nosed out
I'm 2:07l1 but I'm the third heat there was
no excuse for him lie was outtrotted
cleanlv In 2:O1A
The 2-year-old trotters gave A fine ex-
hIbition two OF them displaying racing
qualities that under the sharp punish
ment they received. would have caused
many an aged horse with a well earned
reputation for gameness 20 give up the
battle
The winner was found in Norma a
sweet-goirg pupil Of Jimmy Brady she
had n close call In the second heat. ana
had the driver OF Quisetta been less siren
uous II would not have been straight
heat victory.
The sensational happening OF the days
doings took place in the, forenoon II
was a mile in 201% last half in $50.
seconds. by the peerless Audubon Boy.
2 034 The flying PAGER from the Gran
tie state was driven bv Billy Andrews.
and accompanied by his owner, James
Gatcomb.
This wonderful mile was not test
OF it's makers ability; II was simply
He was Not strung q rod OF the way,
and finished like quarter horse going
away with the bit firm In his mouth.
The Blue Hill candidates faced Starter
Newton a bakers dozen strong, with the
high-priced Deleree, an odds-on favorits.
Angle the Cleveland mare who got away
with tho big end OF the NJ and NJ, was
also we'll liked. and she was readily con-
ceded second money. She proved a dis
no fO "A
mile in three chances, and only in the
frs, heat did she show speed of high
order
Murphy took Deleree out I'm front when
the word was given I'm each heat. ana
the race was for second money. Johnny
Dickerson tipped the talent over by land
ing II after two hard drives with Albert
c. "A white geldlng by Bellini Gratttn
Boy. Jr. took third money by getting
the place In the opening round.
Dode X did not act like the level-head-
ed trotter she has been showing 10 ne ali
this summer, but Jack Trout held her to-
gether long enough to save her entrance,
and got her back TO the finish line third
a couple Of times.
Deleree Is now the fastest maiden of
the year. and looks exceptionally high
class. Her lineage Is Of the richest, be-
ing a daughter of lelmarch. 2lli+, "ho
held ther ace record for trotting stall
lions to nigh wheels. and Hindee, dou-
BILE producer Of 2:2O speed, by Allerto1,
2:O9l. second dam. Eloree. 2:os1s, by AK
ter 2:l2. third dam, Flora McGregor.
dam Of four. by Ncoert Mciregor. 21'h;
fourth dam. Belle a great brood mare,
py George Wilkes. 2:o
She Is six years olG, and was bred by
j. w DAILY at Mount Kisco farm. Last
week she was purchased by Trainer
Thomas Murphy from u. w. Maloney.
White Plains n. Y, for $500, Tor a
New York man.
The regulars could see nothing In the
2l4 trot but Glenwood NJ. and the specu-
lation was as 10 who would gather In
second money. Ethel's Pride was TO tip
for this and mighty good one II was,
for when the race was over she topped
the summary
Glenwood NJ took the track in the first
heat. winning handily In a heat right TO
his record. which is the best mile
trotting stallion has raced since 1909
Gecrs and Andrews had a tilt for second
place. the former landing IL with Turley
by n head.
Andrews had Ethers Pride flying when
they got away I'm the second heat. and be-
fore the clubhouse was passed she was
leading with Genwood NJ back fourth.
Going up the back side Gahagan went on
with the favoritc and although Ethels
pride stepped the middle half I'm l;s'a he
was able 10 make up his lost ground an1
turned into tho stretch on her wheel
II was long. desperate brush home,
with Andrews out driving his brother
reinsman. getting the daughte- OF Direc-
tun 10 the wire first by the narrowest OF
margins.
Glenwood NJ faltered Is yards from tho
finish hut gathered himself quickly and
all but put the heat 10 his credit The mile
was I'm 2o7is fun second faster than the
previous record for this event
Gahagan played n waiting game in the
third heat which was just to Andrews
liking They loafed down 10 the half In
.05. then began 10 race, stepping the
third quarter in 3oAas and the last half IN
ora.
Ethel's pride Is owned by Dr. ]. c. Nc
Coy. owner OF Maple Valley farm Kirk
wood. Del. and Is daughter OF the once
stallion king. Directum, 2:05i., and Ethel !
wyn. the great producing mare by Har-
cid In loaS. IN her s-year-old form. she
took record Of 2l3N. and has not raced
since She has been trained ny Rsv
Snedaker, under tho direction ~ nr. Nc