The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-15
HEART ADDS
ANOTHER VICTORY

LEXINGTON, KY. Oct. 15.-An excel
lent card of four races marked the sports at
the kentucky Breeders Association track
yesterday, the features being the Wilson
| Stakes for PIP PAGERS and the two-minuto
pace contested for by the greatest array OF
record-breaking sidewheelers which have
been seen together in a contest this year.
1t took seven heats to decide the Wilson
Stakes, and the opening ~favorite, HidalGo,
never got a heat. The race finally fell to
William O., the Geers PAGER getting the
first, fourth and seventh heats, the second
and third heats going to Ethan Roberts,
The best previous time made In the tnir-
teen years history of this race, that Of
Morning Star in 1904, paced in 2:05, was
beaten -three-quarters of a second, and
William O. went his fourth heat also In
2:04A. Audubon Boy paced the great two
heats in the two-minute pace, but Angus
Pointer was greater and beat the GatcomD
horse out IN a Embarrassing finish. The time
Of the final heat, 2:021s, is the second fast
est heat ever scored on this track in a
race either pacing or trotting. Locanda,
2 :02. holding the record. which he scored
In 1905. That mark he also paced to Ena
In the second heat.
The 2:0S trot was an easy thing for the
..favorite, Wilkes Heart, owned by Frank
Maybaum, of Newark, N. j., the gelding
reducing his mark to 2:06A. The 2:14 pace
went over until today after Pacemaker had
won two heats and C. w. w. and Harry
d. each a heat, the latter being the favor
lite In the betting.
In the Wilson Stakes, Ed. Geers, Lon
Mcdonald and Tommy Murphy were each
fined 500 for laying up a heat with the
horses driven by them, respectively, Will
lam o., Hidalgo and Lelan Onward. The
first heat was the cause of Mcdonald and
Murphy's penalty, while Geers got his in
the third heat.
Siliko. the 1906 3-year-old Futurity win
ner, failed by two seconds in lowering the
worlds 4-year-old trotting stallion record,
2:05A. He went to the half at a 2:05 gait,
but lost all his chances by breaking badly
in the last ~furlong.
The summarizes:
First Race-Wilson Stakes; PIP class;
purse, 1900; three in five.
William o.. blk. g., by Di-
recto; General, by.
Simmons oGeers9 .4r..r.1 8 /
by st. Melmo tHedrickQ IS 5 1 l .
Ethan Roberts. b. g., by
Ethan Wilkes-Lady Rob
erts tSnow). ..-..........6 l l 6 6 3 3
Leland onward b. h. (Mur-
Hidalgo. b. 6. u. Nc
Donald .."""... 4 70,
M efSoma S'ilo~, ,. g s2454S 70.
R~eproachless. blk. m.
(Starr) .....................7 z 6 2 70.
Thornway. b. h. Cox. ...S 6 8 s Z no.
Time; 2;oe%, 2:9iA, 2:o414. 2:o414, 2:o14,
Second RRace-2Oo class; pacing; purse,
81, 500 two in three).
Angus Pointer, b. g., by Sidney Point
er--Jane, by Grants. Hambletonian
Audubon Boy, CHI. h.. Il. Mcdonald. 2 2
Argot Boy, b. &. Cox. ..........,.. 3 3
Baron Grattan. b. g. (Geers) 4
Rudy TIGge KIP dIaai sr. b Murphy 5
Third Race--2.OS class; trotting; purse,
81. 200 1.-TWO in three).
Wilkes Heart, b. e., by Great Heart
Badly, by Hambletonian Wilkes
Uncle William. br. g. (vrigh0........ 4 2
Emboy, b. &. CIV. McDona1d). ......... 2 6
Daniel, br. 6. (Ernest) .......,........ 3 5
Turley, b. 6. (Geersl. 3
Margaret o., b. IN. (Davis) 6 4
Iotta, blk. M. (McHenry) .............. dis.
T~ime-2OT4. 2:O6A.
Fourth Race-2:14 class: pacing; purse,
81 600; three in five 0unhnished).
Pacemaker, b. h., by The King
M~aker-Aldine, by Alroy (Mur-
phy) D / /
Hairy D.. ch. g., by Dumont-
Muscorite Donahuel. .......;. l 2 2
C. w. w. br. g. by Medicine, by
Attorney (lRossl ....a-..".... / I 6
Norchen. b. b. (Myers) ............. 2 2 8 3
Amber G., b. m (Kenney) ......,; 3 Z
General Luther, b. g (Paceman) 3 6
Chestnut Belle, oh. m. (Baileyl:: s 8 DIR
Time, 2O7A, 2;10h, 2:09A, 2:1oh.
Specialize beat 4-year-old worlds stai-
lion record of 2:@R; trotting
Wilton McCarthy) Lost
Time. 2.0l4.