The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-04
RUNNING RACES
FORM GOOD CARD
At LONG BRANCH
Some of the Weeks Best Events
in the Program for
Today.
NEWARKERS HAD INNINGS
AT THE FAIR YESTERDAY
Big Society Crowd Stirred by
Exciting Finish in the
Free=fOr=Ail.
Especial to the Evening" start

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card for the horse races run in con-
nection with the Long Branch Fair i
one of the best that has been run OF
the Elkwood track this week, and 1t. is
thought that fully 10000 will be ~
hand to see the running.
A special attraction will be the sec
ond event. q steeplecllase, for a liberia
purse. The entries are announced be
low. Five running races form The
card.
First Race (51s furlongsl-R. T.. Wat
',ins's Miss Delaney, 109; J. McFaddin's
Coincident 1O4; j. 2. Mayberry's Rob
inhood. III; Georges Wilkes's Dead
Gone, l6i, Ct. r. Griot's Belle Strome,
III: W. D. Althouse's TriIl. iO4; H.. p.
Lees ". O. Head. 104. and c. S, Kings
LITTLE Woods. 100.
Second Race (215 miles steaplechase)
w. G. Hayes's Flying Machine, 1852;
Louis Betier's kersey, l62; c. Comins's
Maid OF All Work, 1862: Peter Hauck,
ir.'s Modest, 1862; S. Van Schaick's Adj
jutor. 1852. and Sundor, 162, same
owner.
Third Race q mile and 40 yards)-R.
L. WatkSns's Lad of Langdon, 115; J.
~. Mcra.din's C~oincident, 1902; NJ. r.
Fulton's Ell Captain, 107; George Chip
chase's La pthony, 1872; John Duffy's
Killochan, us; NJ. c. Ricketts's Fancy
Bird. Us. and w. c. Days Grace
Cameron, 112.
Fourth Race Is f,~,r7ongs)-R. w. Nell
sons Bay Queen, 1B: $. +. Hyman's
Eschau. 113; lClkwood Park Stables
ETHEREAL, 40: H. Harris's My Marlutch,
40: j. s. Murphyt's Occidental. 10; W.
n. Cooper's Ardenia: Adele c.. 103. same
owner; NJ. C. Ricketts, High Hat, 10;
w. ID. Althouse's Truthful, 11S. and w.
C. Days Enchantrsss. 1o3.
Fifth Race q Lie miies)-R. L. Wat
kins's Lao of Langden. ia; NJ. e. Full
tons High Chance. 107: NJ. C. RiclSetts's
Fancy Bird, 107; G. Griot's Ivanhoe, 1o1;
John Duffy's Killochan. ia; +. j. Mil
ler's Punch, 112.
Sixth Race (5hs furlongs)-E. NJ. Phil
lipa's NrTmporte. To-; John Duffy's
Amontillado. 102; Il. W. Nelson's Lady
Swift. %; W. d. Althouse's Octoic. 81;
w. n. Cooper's Lady Butte, IS: G.. Z.
Griot's Quadrille, 112; c. S. Kings In
graham. 1O2, n E. J. Miller's Punch.
100.
Peter Hauck. jr.'s, Jumper in the Sec
ond is picked 40 win.
Newark Day" brought record
crowds to the fair yesterday. Governor
Fort was expected. but was detained
at Sea Girt. The interest of the many
Newarkers present centred in the
events of tho Road Horse Association.
most of the members OF which are
Newarkers.
Tho Dnoh JJnrssa ASSnniatinn had the
exclusive privileges of the day and en-
tered some we'll known trotters n
PAGERS for the 2:9 trot, the 2:25 pace
and the fr~ee-for-ai1. In the final heat
of the last event Dewey Ensign, "a dun
eelding owned by II Bodenweiser. got
away last and hung back fully six
lengths until the last quarter. In u
wonderful burst of speed he gained the
lead. winning by half n length from j.
Il. Meyers bay mare Princene.
The Race summaries.
$50 trot, two in three; solid silver low
l. n yoorhees's The Farmer. b. h.
NJ, i. HARRIS Lavinia Brook. br, m.
c. +. Lawrence DON +; / G;awrencei ) 5
2:25 pace, two in three; solid silver low
w L. Atwater's FL. b. blk. IN. At-
r, N'ft'' Prestcn's Lillian WI b: m. |
James Burns's Riverside, br. :.
meyer Time. 5:aii5. : .
Free-for-all trot and pace, two in
three; solid silver loving cup:
r.. Bodenwelser's Dewey Ensign. b..
x, BouenWelSer. ] |
J. r.. Meyers Princene, b. N. CMeyer) ? ,
Frank Chords Tannering Meyer)"... 8 g
Time. 2:214.
cumming Race Qor 3-year-olds and
upward: | mile and 20 yards; three
moneys. 5000, $50 and $25-Won by r.
T.. Watkins's Miss Delaney. 1O2 Cirrus
sell): j. NJ. McFaddin's CONFIDENT. 102
(Holmes), second; G. Il. Groit's Ivan
hoe. 1903 (McCahey). third. Time, 1:44l
J. NJ. Grigger, jr.'s Workmaid, NJ. j.
Waters's Sir Model. NJ. f. Fulton's Eel
Captain. George Chipchase's Lantry
Boy and W. C. Days Umbrella also
ran
Running Race (for 3-year-olds and
upward. 6 fur'ongs. three moneys, 500,
$50 and s25)-Won by John Duffy's Kill
lochan. 1ie (McCahey); e. ]. Miller's
Punch. 101 &C. Miller). second: w. d.
A~lthouee's Octo'c, 102 tMeyerD, third.
Time. 1:15 As. G. Wickes's Dead Gone
and James J~ohnson's Almandine also
ran.
Running Race (the Elberon purse for
maidens. all ages. 6 furlongs, three
moneys. 500. $50 and $25)-Won by w.
G. Days Grace Cameron. 107 CIV.
Burns); J. F. Horner's Gloyar. los
(Rowan), second; John Duffy's Anon
tinado. 102 tMcCahey). third. NJ. A.
kafska's Sukey's Son, c. S. Kings
l~ngraham, X. w. Nelson's Lady Swift,
j. r. Anes's Hazel Kenney. Chelsea
Stables Gay Gryselle, w. d Alt
ouse's Judge Ermentrout, II. H. Lees
w. Q. Head. w. N. Cooper's Adele c.