The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-09-06

in the heat with Frank Ananlas sec
ond. The betting for the third heat
tlgbtened up perceptibly and II you
wanted to back Wilbur T. you had to
put up FIVE dollar bill TO win one
dollar The same horse and the same
second as in second heat came under
the wire first ard second in the third
and final heat of the race and these
horses took first and second money,
Lucy Simpson and Pasco getting
third and fourth money.
THE 1921 TRoT.
The second race OF the afternoon
was the 2:21 trot, and 1t took four
heats to decide It, Demarest sold
favorlte at 9 to 2 and he won the
race, taking the first, third and fourth
heats. In the second heat he broke
just after the start had been made
and before he could be brought to
earth the rest OF the field had too
much of a start for him to overtake
them In time. There we're seven start
ers in the race and the only other
horse that had any show was Olive
F., who made It interesting for the
winner at all times. The time was
not very fast, the fastest heat being
2:20.
THE 2:17 PACE.
The third event proved to be the
banner race Of the day. II was the
2:17 pace and there were eleven
starters in II which is big num-
ber for half mile track. Jerry Dill
lard was picked by the bookmakers
to win and he was placed at 4 to 6.
But rank outsider who was placed
at 10 to / took the first heat and only
lost the second by nose to the fav-
orite after that horse had made a
wonderful finish on the stretch. The
third heat, in which the spill occur
red was won by Fred Orphan, who
had won the first heat. The second
heat was as pretty drive as ever
was seen on the local track in long
time. Fred Orphan was ahead until
the bunch came into the home stretch
anil then slowly and surely Jerry Dill
lard crept up to him and went ahead
by short nose just as they came un-
der the wire. II was too dark to
race after the third heat was finished
and It was postponed until today
when II will be finished.
The runners we're called and five
starters went TO the post. The start
er announced the names OF the horses
and Pearl Hays was among them.
When the results were announced II
was discovered that she had not start
ed, and as she was the favorite in
the betting there was some dissatis.
faction expressed and all bets may be
declared on. II is up TO the judges.
THE SUMMARIES.
2:25 Pace-Purse $1,000.
Wilbur T. ch g (Gahagan) ....1 /
Frank Annanias br g (Staffee) 7 2 2
Lucy Simpson m (Rice) ....2 8 6
Paschoch & (White) ..........3 3 4
Alice F tFord) ................6 IL DR.
Grand Elder br g (Heudricks) 10 dr.
DR.. Kent g (Reynolds) -. s s s
Gilliaford b g (McGrath) ....12 z 8
Mary Directly br IN white
head ................... 8 6 y
Charleston Boy (shaffer) 80. 4 8
oberon ch 6 Dutton) 1890. 0 10 dr.
Baron (Raub) .........u 0 Z
Time-2:17A; 2:15A; 2:1GA.
2:21 Trot-Purse $500.
Demarest 6 (Ross) ..r...1 8 1 l
Olive + m (Gahagan) ....2 1 8 2
Susie Burns ...............7 2 5
Montana Guard b b Claw
rence) .................4 3
Jessie Fletcher b & (Reidy) 7 z 6
Dynamo w b m (Walters) ..6 4 4 7
Foxey Boy Uoomls) ....3 3 9 4
Tlme-2:2OA; 2:21; 2:2O; 2:21A.
2:l7 PacN-Purse $500.
Fred Orphan b g (steffey) Il 2 l
Jerry Dillard g (CrumeO.. 2 1 8
Little Jap (Walters) ..... A
Jubilanta & Uawrence) ...7 8 o
Mary Ladley m (Hendricks) II z 2
Wilton Boy b (White) ....10 6 8
Easter Bell m (Rocker).... s 10 6
owen Gallagher (Haywood).. 8 4 z
Tillie II b m (Walters) ......S s 10
Joe Buck G Uutz) ...,.... 6 0 II
Underwood ......,,,.,...,..' 4 IL 4
Time-2:l5A ;2:l5A; 2:16.
3-4 Mile Running Race.
One More ................... y
Jiggers ...'...,.......... "
Gilchrlst ,',...,....,,.' .'...'.....'.. q
kalmara .'..'.........''.... oI
Time-1:19A.