The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-21
LIVELY SPEEBWAr sPoRT.
gISya-Sases Tarsies PACING Team WIN
Glpm fIiutes and Oav. Hett

spepdvay PARA vaa ans N The moo beau-
tifnl apots yesssrdsy mUfnlnR IN ofea,si
New TOtk and the sport vas high elaAs frun
starr 10 finish.
When last ysar " g. Pioyd-Jonss PIT
the 1trotieru King Chimes. ato'E, and Gov.
Holt. 916, together. and swept the amateur
honoN. h vas not believed that he would
be obliged % look 10 the parinR division for
cOmpetltOrs ~ coon, yet that is what hap
pened Yesterday. ~ n 0acsss paclng
team INDY Mack and Frank Bashford. - !.
proved the only competitors wearing double
harness able 20 rive Mr.. Eloyd-Jonea'S chain e
pions q race In thH irst contest Nr. Floyd
Jones's pair beat Andv Mack and Frank
Bashford. A. each owner was confident
that he had the better team they agreed
TO come down the stretch again. 30 well
matched were the teams that the result was
far from being satisfactory. Neither pair
was able 70 gain any permanent advantage.
each owner having two victories to his credit.
Sue Dix. 7ISH. driven by DR.. GIN. figured
conspicuously In the winning list. She beat
such good ones as the black PAGER David
Muscovite, 7JTH. and Dan T.. Charles Wei
lands retired Grand Circuit %trotter. Ted
was ~ usual In winning form, but spent most
OF the morning trottinR up and down the
drive trying 20 induce some Of the good ones
TO try conclusions with him. He found a
NOItHS NOIuDfNitbl W lht o6 q soNtti
Norval Red. 2;ie,i. who made his initial sp-
pearance on the drive last week driven by
c. b. Conklin. Ted also finished ahead OF
Thomas Lynch's chestnut gelding Billy Cleve
land, 2Ioh.
Ar exciting brush was that In which Better
Luck and Princess Pique figured. The two
horses came down the stretch like q pair In
double harness and finished 30 close In line
that each owner believed he had won.
Spectators standing in a direct line with the
finishing post declared that Better Luck was
first by the tip Of his nose.
The sport was at its height when E. j. La
Place behind Baron De Shay, 2OsH had the
tilt with Kitty Sultan, which proved O nota-
BILE feature Of the mornings sport. just
below the quarter post Kitty passed the
Baron going at an easy gait. Seeming
victory the big bay was down the stretch
after her In lively fashion and the contest
over over" did not see fit to reiinoui sia' tho HS ad.
vantage gained in the start and finished a
half Length IN advance Of the Baron
Norval Red. who afterward showed just
Rnn c lev n1ds ala 6%afe Little NE'T Dolly dliEl'S Woere ahS
came out victorious in a setto with Belfrey
Chimes. driven by Andrew Crawford. .Tedd, y
brushes with Grey Billy, driven by william
Scott. and the bay gelding ~strangeieaf.
dr Hsa1I by \, F IrGhSr. with HE n,v mar.
Lady Direct. reached the finishing post a ,
half length In advance of Bud Stout. owned
Don Riley took the measure Of the
little mare and her competitor.
Virginia, the chestnut mare owned by
W. +, Fitzpatrick. put another win to her
credit when she defeated bonnie Duchess
and Ilderim. Henry Richards's brown PAGER
Belle Coley, 709h. won several good brushes
morning. Notable among them
was the tilt with Charles Weiland' S Big bay
Dan T. Dan has a record of 2O7b. |
but this did not intlmidate the plucky little |
mare and when the finishing post was reached
she was several lengths In the lead.
w. j. Clark. behind his bay gelding Iiderim,
'ook a shy at Andrew Crawford. driving
Chimes, and reached the post two
,ngths In the lead.