New-York tribune., 1908-06-15
TROTTERS STEP LIVELY
Mann Fauoyites ON Speedscdy IN
Smte of Heat.

Tn en;te ~ .be heat there was good programme
Of sport Speedway Park yesterday
Many matinee favorites took an active part IN 'ic
racing and a few candidates for speeo"aS
favor appeared on the scene and gave impetus 10
the sport. Among those who drove were JOSEF"
Gibbons with Claro: A. B. Gwathmey' oehi'io se"
ator Mills; w. j. Clark. driving Ready Dog >
Charles p Cox with Lentolus; Hugh c. Riley oe
hind Lucy: J. H. Campbell driving Susie u
Charles Weand. with Dr. Chase; Dr. story drlF-
ing Josephine Harold; T. r. Leahy, behind mo
Knows: j. Wegman, with Tar Tartar Leo oe'
finger driving his bay pair. Charlie W. ana Nasn-
VILE: Claus Boiling, behind his star pair A j. -
and Kingmond and William Bruck, with the black
gelding Shorty.
James Murphy appeared the drive BEHIND MS
champion PAGER Don Derby. but >yas not fortunate
enough to find competitor. After driving MS
champion an exhibition mile he sent him 10 the
stable and brought out Free Advice Mr. seems
behind Leo S., looking for competitor anu i"
brush was arranged between the two owners. Inns
proved an easy victory for Leo, and his owner Sent
him against Christopher Hacketts Sally A. IN MS
next tilt. This the closest brush OF the MORN
ing for although Sally led till near the tnlsn Leo
showed that he had speed in reserve ana man
aged to make it dead heat. In the next OFusn
slight accident to the speed wagon which Leo D.
was drawing compelled his owner to draw up al
the quarter post, giving the heat to sally "A.
Among the sidewheelers Dr. Joseph Semon's little
POGO EstreIla came we'll to the front In her first
trial of speed she met and defeated William S'ei-
ler's chestnut gelding Arlington. Her owner next
sent her &c tackle Tommy Burns. This also proved
to be a win for the mare, and then she was entered
against Christopher Hacketts bay mare sally A
Mr. Hackett evidently thought better of 1t oefore
reaching the quarter post and dropped out OF 'he
race giving the victory to POGO Estrelia
L. Samuelss Sheldon's Lady was another htue
PAGER that made good showing. She hnshed nrst
in every brush in which she was entered Among
the fast ones to concede defeat were W. j. hlfl-
news Tommy Burns. Walter Kilpatrck's Gertle H.
Bonnie Bendon, with Dr. Block tthe relns. ana
the roam gelding Joe, driven by his owner George
Cooke.
Elmer Stevens drove the bay geldng Norrie to VIC
tory over William Scotts Kitty Wilkes. The mare
was little shy of speed. and Norrie twice lowered
her colors without being forced to extend hin1sell
NJ. C. Reynolds's blind Annie III and r ii. henheuS
with Lord Bromley had series of brushes Wfich
resulted in an even break. When Mr. Kennedy sent
Lord Bromley tackle Charles BROOKS Dehino
Comet he had to be content with second place
Little Lizzie Pandt acquitted herself creditaoiv
yesterday. Since her owner, George Huber. soid her
sister Oracle she carried off the aureis tor the
Pandit family. In a series of brushes with her
stable companion Niger, she won decided VIC
tory Harry l.. Toplitz drove Judge Boardman one
winning brush yesterday. He had for an opponent
William Steller's chestnut geldipg Arlington