The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-27
.FAVORITES DEFEATED
 AT NARRAGANSETT
Alice Pointer ard Thornway Fail to Get First
 Places.
REPR0ACHLESS BREAKS
Tokio Captures 2:25 Trot With Sensational
 Finish.

lON NluSilNSJ h. 4'J <Auos -O' | AAS OPSA4 ing days races at Narragansett park was full of surprises, and while noth- ing startling developed things went de- cldedly wrong for the favorites, not one landing first money, and in but two events winning a heat. On ac- count of the action of the authorities no attempt was made at pool selling. The track was in fine condition and very fast time was made in all the events. In the first race on the card, 2;15 pace Alice Pointer made 2;05 S-4, but she was out of the running in the next two heats which were taken by Williams brown gelding, Hldago. There were six starters in this event, the chief event of the day, with David shaw's bay mare, Alice Pointer, the first choice She drew the pole and won the first heat, in fact time, by a neck, but the next the two heats went | IO 44AQc4SO III olUMEl lltllGy @Ai4AG I OlllL~ CT finishing second and third, respect ; lively, in each heat The black mare, Reproachless, of whom much was ex- pected, broke twice and finished far in the rear. The next event. 2:20 trot for three-year-olds was easy money for the gray colt Douglas, driven by Me- Donald, who easily outclassed the field , opd utAy, iv e+ro Ipbt
 The third event, 2:1O pacing, was taken by Leland Onward, the third choice, Thornway, the favorite, cap- tured the first heat by a head, but could only get third and fourth places in the other two heats. William o., driven by Ed Geers, came in third, barely noslng out the others,
 The last event, 2:25 trot, went to To- kio, driven by Dickinson. The first heat of this race looked like St. Peter, but in sensational neck and neck , fEish Tokio who was in with the rest of the bunch, drew up on the leader and succeeded in just nosing out the brown horse. The second heat went to Tokio with little trouble. Ed Geers accomplished another of his famous finishes in this heat With Travelesso back in the bunch of horses, he sue ceeded in driving around the others and finished second in the heat just ahead of Pity Herr. Codero, the fa- vcrite. finished fifth,
 Summaries.
 First race 2:15 pace, best two in three, purse $2,OOo
 Hidalgo b.g. by Warren c. (MeDonald) ......... ......... 2 1 1 Alice Pointer, b.m. (McDevitt) ? 8 Major Mallow, bg. (Mallow).. 5 ? Bonanza, bg. (Thomas) ..... 1 shaughran, b.h. (DarydeD. 5 Reproachless, blkm. (starrl. 6 6
 Time, 2:05 3-4. 2:07 1-2; 2:O7 IF.
 Second race, 2:20 tr6tting for three year olds, best In B. purse s1,00O:
 Douglas, g,c, by Todd (McDon-
 ald) ........,,.. .,........,.... Aquinn, b.s. (King) ........ 32 Sir Todd, br.h. (O'ConnelD .. ? Flying Feet, blk,f. (Brady) . f 8 Bertha Leyburn. bf (McCar-
 thy) ......... .,..........,.... 5 q
 Time, 2:1s 1-4. PIP IA
 Third race, 2:1O pacing, best in g. purse $200O.
 Leland Onward, b. h., by Game
 Onward-Lady Stanford, by
 Leland Stanford Murphy).." 2 1 1 Ttornway. b. h. (Cox) .......,." William O., blk g. (Geers) .. AZ Aileen Wilson, blk. m. (Wilson) 3 The Donna, b. m. Deryder)., 5 4 ( Robert Herman, D. g. (Doug-
 IaS) ......, .,,...,. ......,..... D
 Time 2:O9 1-2, 2:O7, 2:07 1-2
 Fourth race, 225 trottipg, best ? in 3, purse $10OO
 Tolsio, g. g. by Bellini-Trixie Nut
 wood (Dicklnson) .....,....... 1 St Peter, br. h. (Benyon) ......".. 2 Travelesso, blk. g. (Geers) ......5 Pity Herr, b. m. (Cox) ...........4 Ccdero, TO- h. (McDonald) ......" 3 The Minute Man, b. S. (Titter)...
 Time 2:12 1-2, PIP 9-4