The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-14
GRACIB PAADIr'S BUSY DAY.
GEORGE HUBER'S TROTTER
CLEANS Up THE SPEEDWAY.
Iitt1s Hesen .sprightly and Gantss Among
Grades vlctims-Kmg Tom Beats
Dstbar Luck IN thA Rest q the
Pacing CIRCUMSTANCES hevlin Shows


Extreme heat was q factor In the Speed
way sport yesterday. 1t helped the horses
In tho ftghns Of speed, bnt IL cut down the
attendance. George Hnher and his busy
Little trsttsr Oracle Pandit. 224d<. seemed
really the stars Of the morning. 1t Is only
few months since the daughter Of Pandit
was scarcely bride wise. Yesterday she
met tho STARE Of the Speedway and not once
was she defeated
The well know trotter Little Helen, s:r5A.
driven BY j. +. Gregg. District Attorney for
Queens and spr1ghtiy. well handled by c. Il.
Lott, made up with Oracle Pandtt the first
Aeld. They went away like q triple hitch.
and the pace WIS fast. Soon after passing
the quarter mile post Sprightly made hr eak
and he was taken In hand Little HELEN
and Oracle Pandlt had it give and take. the
Latter xnnns In esXer naS pandt
Ssiv:n sex tsr lit :tnsis had "a Thls
Ing. It also proved that, for the time ne, being
etleast. Oracle Pqndit was the fastsr Thomas s5I5
Lhey sent the brns s6f tbI santos
santos made q break aeon after passing
The ausIss mile pest and then h be was n rnt
ferred to retire with the laurels already won.
but santos and sprishuy we're sent emo ther
s Ssas Hrs, 1S sn s 81 the pThse sos
the entire distance was trotsed like pair
horse respon ded and santos won by short
Alter finishing behind Oracle Pandit, Little
d defeating the PAGER Better Luck. Peter
Nance. the veteran trainer. vas up behind
that he wacered liberal sum on the result,
Little Helen is not rapid at the score. and
Nance teek matters cay for ne frs. oaT,s
she be gan to force the pace. In dtnCdong
drive she carried Better Luck to break and
Little Helen also had keen : TIT With III t ths
started Tom II eed S e Ians Pe Tom se AID
not seem 70 get On lis sri de, and he was e ken
q hand. As Little Heller came along ! ki ,,,s
kin ns' Tom on IN n front By bead Later kins
field al The tiniah., with George Husers Harry
Van, 2;2i. second on break, Mary Jane,
STesf SE Psa.r shedon with
driving. taken in hand at the end OF the iron
Tei sss kns 4n shs RfTf
veteran Nance behind the latter Bette
Laei stepped to the fron. at once he and d., 6e
whlrl wind finish FOR which the members
e The nDs f he nose in
the black PAGER Ogden Smith proved eonal
to taking the measure Of King Tom in sharn
set TO George Huber's Harry VAN. -
WAS Also starter, but he did not neure in TIE
result As between the others. it nas give
and take with the finish heads apart and
The Grand Circuit trotter James sherin
21aH. was never faster. since he became
a Speedway star than he was yesrerdf-
It lust seemed nice warming brush for iN
to beat that good trotter Santos, ?:2l :.
driven by Thomas B. Leahy. Later 4. " i.
Leonard sent the midget trotter Little ha'a
Kate never showed to better ADVANTAGE. bFt
she was overmatched. Col. Greene, he
copper king was prominent figure. drying
Mary Joe and Jeesie Mex inney. 10 pole. Els
guest. Col. Martin was behind the gray pacer
Arizona while the trainer George hlati-
bach, drove Cobre Grande.