The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-14
AUDUBON BOY
PAGES VILE
IN 2:0l1-4
And Major Delmar TrOtS in
2:04 IL in Race Against
Record at Syracuse.

SYRACUSE, N. Y. Sept. 14-Hhile pools
are not sold on the grounds of the State
Fair, there were many persons in the big
at the grand circuit races yesterday
who were financially Interested in h re-
suit OF the PIG trot In this race a large
Syracuse combination made a killing on
Clinton Shocks geldlng Daniel, with which
Harvey Ernst won IN straight heats IN
commanding style from a field which com
prised such performers as Toxic, Marjorie,
Burma Girl and Dossie Villers. A small
changed hands on the result, reach
far into the thousands, Daniel sold be-
fore the race at 3 TO / but started at even
money over the field. In the first heat,
which Ernst took, buggy riding" the
trotter reduced his mark from 2:14A to
2:09A, and looked capable of doing at least
two seconds better If called upon.
The champion trotting geldtng, Major
Delmar, in a trial against the track record,
without wind shield, was driven by Alta
Mcdonald, the fastest mile trotted this
year thus far under those conditions, 1t be-
ing 2;O4I5. J. Y. Gatcomb drove Audubon
Boy, which, with Dan Patch, divides the
worlds best pacing mark of 1894, without
wind shield, against that record. While
unsuccessful, the chestnut made the dis
lance In 2:01A, the last quarter in 029A.
This is the years best performance in its
class.
In the first heat of the onondaga stake
event for 2:W PAGERS, Cascade, after a col
lision with Allenwood, in which the drivers
were thrown, ran over a mile until he
dropped exhausted. The race was won by
John A. after a stubborn contest.
Aileen Wilson won the consolation event
for 2:l1 PAGERS. Close finishes marked this
race. In the consolation event for 2:l4
t~rotters Claty Latus won hands down. The
remaining heat of the ZIP pace, unfinished
from Thursday, was easy for Ethan Rob
erts.
The meeting will end today.
2:12 pacing Unfinished Thursday, purse
Ethan Roberts, b. g., by Ethan
Wilkes-Lady Roberts, w. L.
Snow, Hornell (Snow). ............. l ]
Pacemaker, b. s. Murphy .......... 2 z
Gentry's Star, b. m (McHenry)...... 3 3
Time-2:10A, 2.11A, 2:o914.
2:07 pace, the Onondaga, purse $1,000:
John A., b. g., by Eddy Hal, by
Newsboy, L. f. Geers, Mem
phis, Tenn. (Geers). .............. 8 l 3 ]
Doris b., b. m. (Allen)......... 216 :
Wilson Addington, b. h, (Cox).... 8 l Z
Miss Gay, b. m. (Murphy)........ 2 5 4 !
Prince Hal, b. g. Snow .......... 4 3 re
Allenwood, CHI. S. Hewis)........ s s 2ro
oa7'' TimeM2.65S. 2;o&, 2.o7A, 2.OsA.
Eli pace, the Syracuse Consolation,
purse 81 1000:
AIleen Wilson, blk. M by Arrow
Wood-Ella c., by Redfleld, Wilson
and Reed, Rushvllle, Ind. (Wilson) 5 l ]
Thornway. b. 3. Cox. ............. 3
| Major Mallow, b. 6. Mallow)....... 2
Bonanza, b.. &. CThomas) .,........., o.
| Shaughran, b. 6. Ode Ryderl ...... aus
~Time-2,Gik, 2l06A, 2.071A.
Empire State Consolation; for 2l4 trot
fnrss pirsn 50. 600.
Claty fTatns, ch. M, by Pilatus-Mamie
Nutwood, by Nutwood, Oakhurst
Farm, Whitensville, Mass Oicker-
Ge eEfei H., br. 5. MiiciDonaidj .......... 2
Time-2:11h, 2:0S1R.
PIG trot; purse 81. 200,
Daniel, br. e.. by Highlawn Prince,
by Great Heart, Clinton Shook,
Syracuse, N. Y. (Erne) ........... ! |
Burma Girl. b. m, Clark .........-
Toxic, br. g. (Dickerson) ............ 3
Marjorie, b. m. lCox).,.~...........
Dossle Villers. br, m Ackerman). So
Composer, b.. E. (Benyon) ............
Doris Martin. b. m. (McCargoD. -. dis
Time-2:09A, 2:O911, 2:101s.
To beat the track trotting record, 2:OSh
without wild shield:
Major Delmar d.5ssD, b. g.. by Delmar
driven by Alta Mcdonald. Lost.
2:64%, ouarters-o:8i, o:5ik. O:8fA. o:5i7
To beat the worlds pacing record, With
out wind shield:
Audubon Boy q:59AD, VII. s.. by. j. J
Audubon, driven by James Y. Gatcomb
fractional time-O:aA, LOLA, 1:11s
o.01H Ouarters-O:81K. 0:30. O.30L, O:29A.