Evening journal., 1906-07-27
SUCCESSFUL RACE
MEET NOW OVER
Sensational Collision Feat
uTed the Closing Day.
Big Crowd Out

Ideal weather and an excellent card
drew over 5000 people TO the race meet at
Horse Show Park yesterday afternoon and
made the closing day the most successful
Of any held under the auspices OF the
Wilmington Horse Show Association.
A mix-up occurred in the hfth heat OF
the 30 trot and caused much excitement
and that no one was seriously hurt was
nothing short of miraculous. The acci-
dent happend at the lower turn. a quarter
OF mile away from the finish, and was
caused by the bay golding Daylesford,
driven by A. H. Tyson. Of this city. brush
ing against the sullSy OF the black gelding.
H b. H." driven by Theodore Gabryle-
witz, OF Philadelphia. AS they came to-
gether Daylesford slightly swerved out.
ward and thrust one OF his legs through
the spokes Of the wheel OF the sulky
which the brown mare Adelia Temple
driven by S. IL. Lewis, Of Holmesburg
Pa, was hitched
Daylesford stumbled on three legs foi
several yards and then fell, releasing nj.
hoof from the Adelia Temple sul1y. Iii.
fan caused Driver Tyson to be hurled
heavily from the sullSy and Driver Lewis
also went spinning from Adela Temple
sulky. Tyson was badly bruised but bott
men managed 70 roll out of the way OF
the laundering hoofs.
The mare Adolia Temple ran around tn,
track three times before being capture
/ by a spectator. Drivers Lewis and Cab
/ rylewitz protested Driver Tyson. but III,
! Judges ruled that the accident was un
avodable and placed the norsos Davles
/ ford getting second money! Not q horsl
was distanoed. or was drawn during th
day.
The star race on the card was the 81
trot and 2.l8 pace mixed in which th
chestnut mare Mysotis belonging TO l.
A. Mccormick Of Hanover Pa. outfoote
the field ard won three OF the five heats
the best Of which was done n 2.l6 1-2. IN
best Of the entire meet. The summaries
2.29 trot-purse, $500
Bob Nc, ch. s., c. ~ Payne.
Philadelphia. .....r ...........1 83
Dayicsford, b. g.. s. Morrs.
! Wilmington ............. d. .-.e IL
II. B. X. hi. g.. Theo. Gabryle-
wlt1, Phlla.. ..-. .. g.. ........6 2 2
Nina j., ch. M. James B. Jes-
sup, Woodstown. N. J........f 43
Jim Russell, r. q, John Marker.
Wyoming. Del ........ ........3
4. Eagle Boy, bl g., Dan Leary,
West Chester. ..... 80. .....7 6
. Adelia Temple, br. m.. S. II.
Lewis Holmesburg ........ 80 8 6
Time, ana 2.29. 2.26il, 2.e7iz, 2.3lA.
225 pace-pursc, $500.
Harbor Boy, b. g., +. b. shreve,
Lancaster. ..... .......... ............1
Florence Wilkes. b. M. L. r. Acker,
. BALTIMORE .....- 90. ...............2
Miss Monte, b. M. Theo. Gabryle-
witz. Philadelphia. ..... o.. o.. "a 5
Colonel ziegler r. g., Alfred En-
twistle. Frankford ..................3 4
Edna c. d. m. Charles Griffith,
Rockville, Md. ..................6 3
Daniel c., s. g.. c. a. Andrew. Berk-
ley, Nd. ..... ...... .... -............'7 6
Nlnol, b. g., J. Hit. Elwyn. Pa.....5 Z
Time. 22)lk, 22iA. 2.2iA.
2.1S pace and 211 trot-purse. $500.
Mysotis, ch. M, /. A. McCor-
mick, Hanover, Pa. ..... .-..2 2
Golden Rod, b. e., W. b.
Mitchell. Baltimore. ..... ....s / 2 2
strychnine, bl. s.. A. c. Rob-
I erts sylmar Md. .............1
q Robert Dora. b. g.. Mcfarland
d Farm. Woodbury.. n. J.........4 4 3
b Time. 2lSA, 2i7h. 2l6lk. 217ll, 2i7a.