The Washington times., 1908-08-16
AutoUtlle Wins Glass 4 Tot
At Matinee of Avenel Club
Edward Daniels Gelding Upsets Dope in Feature Event
Class Race Brings Out Promising
Bunch of Stallions

Upward % $50 people, residents or
Montgomery and Prince George counties
and OF The District Of Columbia, were
present yesterday afternoon 20 witness
the second matinee Of the AveneI Driv-
ing Club at Rapiey's track, d few miles
ncrth OF Takoma-
Tt was a holiday amoEG the farmers of
Montgomery and Prince George. and
they brought with them their sons and
daughters some of them driving long
distances over the country ROADS TO en-
JOY the sport
L- u. Sale, of Washington, was start
er ana presiding Judge. and George NC
Ccny and q. ". McCeny, of AIontg0m-
cry and Mr. Bell, OF Prince George.
were the timers.
AutOviIle First.
The class a trot and pace developed a
sleeper i'm the sorreI geIdmE. Autovfle.
owned and driven in fauItless style by
Edward Daniels. OF BerWyn. To Jhe
uuiniuated the race was considered d
gift TO r. r. RauIey's handsome trot-
Jins geldjag Gibson, driven By r. r.
Eapley IN person. The bay geIding.
Irllby, was considered to be a danger
Gus competitor, while the black mare.
Dora Sell was well thought of. II took
three scores before the horses were off
II the half AUtoville lea Gibson bv a
length TrilJy being two sulkv lengths
back while Dora Bell did not seem 10
have her speed. and trailed. At the fin
Ish Autoville maintained his lead. with
Irllby two lengths hack, and Dora Bel
just beginning TO show the great speed
she was known to possess.
In the second heat Rapley brought
Gibson down 10 the score an a fast
clip, and he and AutOviIle went at each
other hammer and tongs on the hack
stretch the Auto horse opened up a
length of daylight Rounding the turn
Rapley let out link with Gibson and
the pair came into ,he stretch almost
head and head. Tsube Was trotting fast
but could not catch the flying leaders.
Near the haif-mile pole Dora Bell made
"a tangled break In her hoprlas and
turned a commensurate. throwing her
driver over her head. knocking him
Senseless, and cutting his face badly.
Attended by DIT W, +. Brown Of Burnt
Mills, he was soon restored 10 con-
sciousness and carried from the field.
In the meantime the leaders kept or
their way, Autoviile winning the heat
by "a length.
Dora Bell Comes to Life.
IN the third heat Dora Bell was
brought 10 life I'm spite of ner mishap.
and without her hobbies with her own
er up. 1t was horse race from end TO
end between AutOvilie. Gibson, and Tril-
by. they being well punched almost the
entire mile, but the scrreI PAGER mad
the foot Of his field at the finish and
won the heat and race
The second race, class c class B not
having filled, brought out ar interesting
contest, and TO public notice one of the
uost promising young trotting stations
In Montgomery county in Prince Auto. a
sorrel. owned and bred by Walter Faw-
cett, of COlesvIle. There was no part
OF his miles that ne was not the abso-
lutte master of ms field, although H.
was chased out each heat by very
promising daughter of the great local
PAGER Harry c., 21754. AIcCeney's Bell
Boy was in the ruck Of the fight during
the first heat but ured in the others.
and his driver wisely did not try to
beat the leaders The field was trihe
too fast for Maybe. but she trotted
game race
In the class D event. Jessie Gould in