The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-24
BONANZA
SECOND in
THE c. OF {.
Newark Horse Wins First
Heat, but ReprOachless
Captures Race.

DETROIT, July 24.-Reproachiess. q
black daughter of Direct Hal, that won
the stake five years ago, proved to be
much the best of the Chamber OF Com
merce PAGERS, and took down the big
share of the $1,000 classic at Crosse
Pointe yesterday afternoon. The VIC
tory of this mare was clean, and while
her performance is a second slower
than that of Ardell in the record time
for the stakes, 1t Is as good. consider
ing the track, which was fully q sec
ond slow. Bonanza, the little Newark
PAGER, once more finished second.
The Grand Circuit never had a more
auspicious opening in Detroit than yes
terday, and nearly 10000 people par
ticipated. AT 4 o'clock fire broke out
in one of the barns, and owners rushed
terror-stricken to the seem The
horses were saved, but one barn burned
to the ground and two others were
scorched.
The Chamber of Commerce Stake was
the feature of the card, and It really
proved one of the cheapest recent re-
newals of the event. Dan S. and Hir
dalgo were about equal favorites, with
the field bringing as much as either.
Neither of the favorites showed well.
Dan S. being distanced In the second
heat. Their race at LibertyvilIe last
week had attended to them for a while.
@AS0A iNAAAAAo ~ tAO tnItC~QuHIItI OOle
in the first heat. Bonanza came around
and won handily. Next time BONANZA
went to a break, when Thomas started
to make his drive, and there was nothing
that could pace with ReproachIes I5
the third heat, Bonanza came strong in
the stretch, but Reproachless had enough
left to win by a neck. This Is Bonanza,s
third. start in the stake, and his third
winning of second money, but his first
record The winner is owned by General
wilson 5. Chisholm, of Cleveland. #
The stake for 2.14 tr0tfarc foil 20 tba
local stallion, Fedoca's Athol. He fairly
outfooted them in the first two heats, but
Ilrea IN the third which went to Genteel
surprise In the 2:1S trot, landing two heats
and the money and then being beaten
once by Wild Bell. Doctor Ives in this
race and Dan s. in the pacing stake
were the Geers's leaders, and cost the fol-
lowers of the grand old man of the turf
q fortune.
It is likely that eight will start in the
$l0,0 600 M. and M. tomorrow. and Sonoma
Girl will probably be ~favorite over High
pail. Inc rest are considered outclassed.
2:14 trot-The Horseman Stake, $1,000.
Fedora's Athol. CHI. h., by Palo Alto
Gh~imes-Fedora by La Crosse,
i ! 3
Genteel H., br; b., by ,Gambetta
Wiikes-Lena, by Mambrino Start
s, le, w. MeDonald...1....... ? |
Quintet, b: h., James............. 2 6 I
j. j. M, Jr., 8
LILY Stranger, b.: M, Curry.-.... 9 4
Mafechal, b. h., 8 5 S
Doctor Charlie, b. g., G5hagan...... s s
Tom Moore, br. h., Coats. ............ 5 DIR
Time, 2:11A, 2:11A, 2:11A.
2:1S pace-Chamber Of Commerce Stake,
Reproachless, blk. M, by Direct
Hal-Rsgent's Last, by Prince Re-
Bonanza, B. e., by Alfonso Vincent
Mona Kirtz, by Bourbon Russell,
Thomas 10 Q
Leland Onward, b. h., Murphy. 2 Q I
Major Mallow, b. g., Mallow and
snow 3 4
Hidalgo, b. g., L. Mcdonald. ....... 6 3 5
Tommy H., b. e., Nuckols. ......... 8 3
Lady Patch, no. M, Custer........ s
Billy Seal. b. h., Cox............. IL 5 9
Shaughran, b. h., Kane. ........... IL s 7
Requisition, b.. g., Cunningham. 10 II 10
Tommy Grafton, b. g., McGuire.... 4 DIR
Oar s., b. g., Geers ............ 7 dis
Time by quarters-First heat, 81, 1:04,
1:35. 2:071s; second heat, 80, 1903, 1:35,
2:06A; third heat, :32, 1:4, 1:35, 2:06h.
2:1S trot-Purse $3.50.
Carlo. blk. e.. by Bellini-C Cricket, by
Pilot Medium. Dickerson. ......... / ! 3
Wild Bell. br. e., by Wild Nut-Bell
Bird. by Electioneer, De Ryder. 4 4 1
Amos. b. e., McHenry. ............. ~
Sarah Hamlin. br. m, Packer.......6 II
Lswretta. b.. M. Saunders. ...... 5
Red Bird. b. M, Brennon.
Doctor Ives. b. g.. Geers........... 8 9
Sunline. CHI. h., Marsh. ............. 8 8 8
Baron Arnold. br. g., Murphy. ....... dis
Tlme-2:11%, PIN, 2:12%.