The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-07-11
WINNERS.
2:29 trot--Milbert (Walters.)
2:13 paoe-Lady Elect (kennedy.)
2:15 trot--Jim Fenton (McDermit.) }
2:3o pace-Allanwood (Purcell.)

2:15 trot--Jim Fenton (McDermit.)
2:30 pace-Allanwo (PurcelL)
A program graced with four good
races which included the last days
meet of the local July races was what
the crowd enjoyed yesterday afternoon
Mt the fair grounds. Notwithstanding
The rains of Thursday night and Friday
morning the half mile circle was in
splendid condition for the excellent
card. The best crowd outside of the
holiday opening was in attendance.
THREE FAVoRITES WON.
Favorites won in three of the races
the only clash where they got turn
down being the first race of the day
the 2:2S trot. Here King Tolus, a
Detroit horse, a 10 to favorite, was
showed to fourth money. hilbert, an
Allie Walters entry, won the race in
straight heats. Dynamo, a Welty en-
try, driven by ]. A. Hall, scooped the
second money.
Before the afternoons performances
began a strong probability existed that
until Saturday owing to the additional
race that was tackled on from the un-
completed card of Thursday.
Split heats, however, weren't un-
earthed, and through it all the finale
was reached by the running off of 13
heats. The delays encountered were Of
minor consequence, thanks to Starter
Cnl 90 oil
through the successful racing bee was
Of the high standard that he holds on
the many tracks in this state and sur
rounding ones.
IN STRAIGHT HEATS.
The first three races were won in
straight heats. The closing race took
Tour swings as Allanwood, the favor
lte, held back in the first heat and al
lowed Jess Frazer to win. For this
action a fine of $25 was imposed upon
Driver Purcell. Purcell, who comes
from Saginaw, Mich, and is the owner
Of Allanwood, took the next three heats
without any additional trouble Driver
Kennedy, of Jess Frazer, demanded
the judges to identify Allanwood. The
judges did this and satisfied themselves
that the horse was legitimate entry
hi his class Both Allanwood and Jess
Frazer went a fast mile in the first
heat of the race. Both of the horses
ire "greeners.
CASE OF JASON MEDIUM.
The judges and the association
reached decision on the case of Jason
Medium, the horse who won the 2:40
rot on the Fourth. 1t was proven
Without doubt yesterday that Jason
Medium is an a alias for Dick Berry,
With record of 2:11&. The horses
)wner is j. w. Goodwin of Bradford,
Pa Both the animal and owner are
expelled from further racing.
c. C. Horton of the Mckinley Hotel
bought Judge Prior, the Cleveland
iorse owned by Pennock & Berry, who
dissolved partnership short time ago.
Prior was sold the day before yesterday
70 Canton man for 1925. The loca!
nan, however, did not think the horse
was sound and refused to pay the
price. The price that Horton bought
he horse for corresponds closely to
hat which he took at Thursdays auc-
ion.
THURSDAYS UNFINISHED RACE.
Six horses scored in the unfinished
ace of Thursday, which was the first
If yesterdays program. Annie j.,
,wned by Ed. Humphries of this city,
withdrew from the race, but the entries
II hilbert, the Walters horse, and Plu-
,eta, driven by Bell, completed the
iotal. hilbert won in straight heats.
King Tolus, the favorite, won the first
,eat, but was set back for breaking.
hilbert was given first place and Kitty
B. second, and King Tolus third. In
.he second heat hilbert led at the half,
Kitty B. was second and the King third.
rhey finished in this fashion.
While hilbert won the final heat,
Walters had to drive to win, Hail. be-
hind Dynamo, the Welty entry, drove a
pretty race and lost out to the winner
by but half length.
1928 trot; purse $4O0. "
hilbert, b, s., by Allerton (Wal-
ters) ......,,....,,,..,. l
hltty -, D. M, Wy 'ahuei ph'
(H. p. Burns) )........,......2 z b
Dynamo, b. M, by Dynamics
(HalD "....,,,....,....... 4
King Tolus, b, g., by Pac To-
lus (Burns) ,,..............3 . 4
Lettie Guy, g, M, by Guy Wilkes
(Teare) ,,.,,,,..'.,...,,.. q
Pluneta, s. m, by Pluton (BelD,6 dis
Time of heats--2; 27A, 2;27A 2:27%
The race of the day was the 2;1a
pace, in which Lady Elect, an even
money favorite, snatched three straight
heats by the closest of racing. The
chestnut mare is owned by Charley
Wright of Logan and was driven by
Kennedy, considered to be one of the
lquarest drivers ever to sit in sulky.