The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-25
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stuff hrrn srsn ~ The Speedway Than ihs
crowd Witnessed testrfiHr morning w"
such Stars ~ fit iiiahvrW , no. and fnpsr,
. ~, nhishrHi ~ flufeir Nv Inns that atafcelT
aHv Iw1 " No Spectators ruuid asfe" ~ 10
which, II rltbrf. eas IN front
N was me nfsi tins Tho tsn mares had
met aihy0 W. cornish purchased Iotrsy
H. has made \ tlean eveep NJ tho speedway
Ida Wiahwooi has alan shown thH highest
form this srnson. 80 that each ownef started
full ~ confidence Ida Hiahwooi did not
ct away veil and ahe made tW1 loainH breaks
hefofe eho was we'll ae'tiri w. her stride
W., Cornish, liza a 'hatnnRh sportsman, took
topsy IN hand Prom this point ~ tho 1nlah
the STRUGGLE was \ delight 20 every spectator
ropay maintained q slight advantage untl
nearing tho hInsh. where Nr. Straus called
on hlA champion for = suptrme ~fort SLOWLY
hut surely thu stout hearted daughter ~
Hlahwood. 37iiI, closed on her fleet rival,
until right At tho finishing posts n IL doubtful
n any human eve could separate them III"
sccond heat was another pretty struggle
from start TO fnIsh, Ida Hishwood won by
half a length.
Earlier In the morning Ida HlR wood had
covered herself with glory by twice defeating
the black marc Alice Carr. 2OotSs driven by
A, =. Perrin. Each heat was q superb ron
test. In the first heat Alice Carr got away
with o rush and aho held Ida Highwood safe
until tho end Of the iron railing was reached.
when +. f.. Smathers owned the littlo marc
his trainer taught her to make her winning
where ahs began to improve her position
yesterday, Mr. Perrin. worked hard 70
wood would not be denied. and her rush
brought her first at the winning posts by, a
%SSa BY g9 three ss'p part, " Of a T length 10 i"a h'Sn,
The sport opened with a brush between
the tn w Gssstp RI,pDS s rick, V snd %plllia iios s:sostt ds'SSe e1
PAGER Raglan Virginia won, The bay PAGER
Tar Tartar. 2isI. was sent 70 make the next
won. Tar Tartar was second. Thsn ", J,
Kinney sent the ~trotter Bonnie Betsey, 22oi1.
TO Join the PAGERS. Vlrginia won this brush
good brush, from Terence Kennedy bay
The bay PAGER Mush. 2os'., one q the
stable, made E sopd shGw'9g dr bss, ny WiS Sam1
performance was when he beat the PAGER
Bertha y. 2ie.. driven by Elmer Stevens;
Be Bsr rInDi N f ;1om d + tuf peh h9E sSesln sne PAGES wss
t rot Teddy fsif; K driyen BY ference Ksn.
nedy, and Shanghai with Louis Frank at
Thomas Lynch. Jr., and his chestnut trot-
ter anod 5illy Clevela9d; 2lg Morn 1EnTed N among nTn 1GS
ttoofed pleased when his f%avosiite, finished in
front OF F. r, Bain's trotter Jealous. John
Kelly, with the big bay t%rotter Princewood'
tried to take the measure of Tops,y. 700.
speed. Henry Phillips, with the old Grand
Circuit war horse James ,Shevlin, 2:l3'.. was
an easy winner over the big trotter Strange
leaf driven by Louis Frank.
A, p. Macdonald. the trainer OF Sweet
Marie. roe. ran down from Albany 70 play a
winning part in the mornings sport. He
drove the chestnut trotter Bell Moor. 2,ls
His competitor was Charles Weiland. with
the former Grand Circuit star Dan T, 2:o7.
The contest ranked with the best of the morn.
ing. but Dan T had to accept second place
After being beaten by Ida Highwood, ZOO.
tory over the former champion oil. naNlc
Lamar's stable, The King, 2loi3, with Nj. l.
Simon at the reins.