Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-09-23
RACING
LOCAL RACER WAS
 NOT FAST ENOUGH
Milton s. Could Not Pull Down the Money = Results of the
 Races.

Columbus, Sept 23.-hutn Dlilon, an Indianapolis mare that last year became the three -year-old worlds champion trotter on half mile track dropped from the clouds this after noon and won the Hoster-Columbus 2:16 stake worth $10 900. Her share, because she was in front at each or the three finishes, is S4,500.
 So full of trot was the mare that Willard Sanders had developed from yearling that she went the first trip in 2:06h, within a half second or the time made by Fantasy when she set worlds record for four-year-old trotting mares.
 Spanish Queen, the first choice, did not become factor in the race until the third heat, when she dashed up alongside the Dillon mare in the stretch and threatened to win. She was right there at the finish, only Ruths head being in front. Aquin was a pronounced second choice, but he did not behave well. Ruth Dillon tickets in the auction sold at $5 In pools of $110.
 Jack Leyburn, owned in Philadel- phia bowled over a good bunch Of 2:09 stake trotters that came out for the Columbus purse of $3,000. Mar garet O., on the strength of her 2:05A mile at Syracuse was favor ite.
 In the unfinished race from yester- day Milton S., Jr, owned by D. T. Hart of Waterbury, tried hard to pull out a victory. With one, second and one first to his credit from the day before. 1t was expected he would do something yesterday. In the first heat, however, he behaved badly and toook only fourth position, while Tax Title was pulling down the heat. In the next two heats there was horse race, but Milton S., Jr, could not take the honors away from Tax Title, who won handily. The summary:
 2:11 class, pacing; first division; purse SS00.t
 Tax Title, blk S, by Deco
 rator Jr (Keating) .....5 1 1 i Milton S., Jr, oh g (Cox). 2 l 2 2 Gov Searles, b S (Allerman-
 Loon1is .... ..t. .....1 4 3 Lena May, oh m fTillman- !. MeLain1 .l.a. .........7 3 3 4 3 Helen Gould, ch m (Mc-
 Man0n) .....o TO Andrew Cone, b (Dean-
 Simpson, ............ B dis
 Time-2:oSA, 2:07A, 2:O6k. 2:07A, 2:0S&.
 2:11 class, pacing, second division; purse $500.
 Ruby Lacy, b m, by
 Gamble (Tailmadge) ..2 1 1 4 Patalma, (Allen) ....1 1 8 2 Miss Syracuse, b m (Rath-
 bun) .a... ..@... .,... ...5 2r2 2 Sunday Bell. b m (Cares).4 4 3 4 3 Shamrock, oh (Loomis) 8 6 5 TO Miss Peeler, b m (Merri-
 field) - s TO Alice B., blk m (squires) @ 7 6 TO .J- B., oh g (Bosworth) |, ..6 9 8 TO Dr Bonney, blk g (Geers) 8 dis
 Time-2:o7A, 2:O7A, 2:0sA 2:07h, 2:12A.
 Columbus purse, $3,ooo; 2:0s class, trotting
 Jack Leyburn, SC. g, by Alto Leyburn fCox) ...1 Dewitt, b Ng (Andfews) ..... 2 2 Locust Jack, grg tMcHenry)3 4 Daniel, br g (Ernest) .....7 Margaret O., m (Davis). 4 5 Sterling Mckinney, br S
 (Geers) .'...S Mamma, br m (Burgess) .....5 8 2 Belfast, br (Kimlin) .....6
 Time-2.06h, 2:06A, 2:06h.
 Hoster-Columbus stake, $10,000; 2:16 class, trotting.
 Ruth Dillon, b m, by Sidney
 Dillon (Saunders) ..... 1 1 Rallies, blk g (Burgess) "a 9 10 Spanish Queen, b m (Ma-
 cey) ............ 4 Red Cross, b g (Loomis) ... 4 Axtellay. m (Thomas) .. 5 10 8 Nancy Royce, blk n (Mc-
 Carthy) ... ............ 6 5 San Francisco, b s
 (Hodgesl ..6t 6 Aquin, b. s (L. McDonaldl II 6 z Black Silk, blk n (Dean) 10 [ 8 Loyal, (Geers) ....... 8 g Prince C., b (McHenry) 8 II dr
 Time-2: 06h, 2:0SA, 2:08H.