Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-28
RACING
LOCAL MAN
 MADE KILLING Milton s. Jr. Owned By D. I. Hart Does Few Things to
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Daniel T. Hart is throwing it into the wise ones out through York state in great shape these days with his great pacer, Milton S. Jr. In White Plains the other day he was up against Chimes, owned by Quinn, the big restaurant keeper of Provi- dence. Chimes ruled favorite at odds of 10 to 6. So confident was the owner of Chimes that he wanted to have the bookies cash in, before the race, as he wished to get an early start for home. One of the bookmakers asked him if he was ac- quainted with the owner of Milton s. Jr He said he was not. MT Hart, who stood by during the con- versation, was then introduced, and at once there began discussion of the merits of the two animals. MT Quinn did>not believe that Milton s. Jr had look in, but MT Hart of fered to bet him $500 against $1,- 900, the prevailing odds, that Mil ton s. would beat Chimes. The bet was not taken up at that time, but was later. Chimes won the first heat of that race and as a conse- quence more money was wagered, and before the next heat was over the owner of Milton s. Jr had made a killing. Milton s. took the next three heats easily.
 Yesterday the local horse was en- tered in the $1,000 stake race in Mineola. He was not favorite and again was there a whole lot of money dumped into the pools and again did the packers of Milton s. Jr fill their pockets. It was under stood that Chimes was to have en- tered this race also, but he proba- bly feared another beating at the hands of MT Hart. Ella Ambulston ruled the favorite and took the first two heats of the race before Milton IS. Jr had settled down to his task. The local horse was third in the first heat and eight in the second, but in the next three it was horse race between Milton s. Jr and Ella with the local horse winning handily in each heat. The time was not fast so that the winning of the big purse was just like finding it.
 The summaries:
 2:27 class, trotting; purse $400. klondike, b g, by Quarter
 master-Daisy (R. H.
 CiarK) ...... ......... Cardigan, b g (E. D. Hollen-4
 sRsek --..-.. .-....... .sS SSy 2 ? ? Black Beauty, blk m (C. s.
 Hendrickson) ....... .. 8 3 3
 Time, 2:21k, 2:22A, 2:23%.
 2:25 class, pacing; purse $400. Lakeside Hal, ch S, by Direct
 Hal, by Chimes (McMil- Ell Paso, oh g, by Leonatus;
 J. H. Phillips (Root) ...1 5 5 4 Tim Murnane, b g c. J.
 Fitzgerald) ...... ....2 2 3 8 Hand Annie, br m (James
 Carpenter) .... .......3a3 2 2 Dan Wilkes, g George l.
 Palmer) ..... .......4 dr
 Time, 2:1S&, 2:2Oh. 2:2O. 2:23A.
 2:15 class, pacing; purse s1,0O0. Milton s. Jr, oh g, by Mill
 ton S. Crank Mur-
 phy) ..... ...... ..3 s 1 Ella Ambulator, b m, by
 Ambulator-Ella Eddy
 (Arthur) .... .....1 2 2 2 Queen of Hearts, b m GA.
 B. Van Houten, .. ....2 2 8 3 8 Cashier, b g.; L. H. Cham
 bers (Fleming) .. ..537 A 4 The Regent, b co. W.
 Welch, Jr) .........4 4 dr Anna Wilkes, b m (C. S.
 Hendrickson) .... ..S 5 5 dr St Patrick, Tn g (W. L.
 Rhodes) ... =. - 6 6 dr George Campbell Brown,
 bg; F.I.Shares (Cook) ' s dr
 Time, 2:14k, 2:13k, 2:45%, 2:16k.
 2:17 class. trotting; purse s4OO. Dorothy Day, m, by Silas
 Wright-Maggie Day (J.
 H. Phillips ..... ....3 1 Elsie Daw. br m. by Jack
 Daw-Elsie McGregor IS.
 S. PosD ..... ..... II 2 5 f Sable Alcyoner, blk m (W.
 NJ. HalsteadD ... ..2 43 2 Baron Leland, b g (T. D.
 Waterbury, ..... .....5 3 2 3 Col Julius, gr (Stephen
 Dump .-... ..... ...4 ar J. O., br g (H. Hackenber-
 ger) .... ... .... dis