New-York tribune., 1908-09-14
COAST MARIE WINNER.
Takes Good Brushes on the Speed
zcay from Tempus Fugit.

snesdz.a1, honors were very evenly divided, yes
ter1av morning on the upper stretch Many on the
old favorites were on hand. and there were fe"
owners present who did not take an active part in
the brushing
James A Murphy's black pacing mare Coast Marie
211A. was entered in three good brushes ami wen
ga sily in each one, twice lowering the coiorS Oh
Charles yyei1and's big chestnut gelding Dr. Chase.
21OL Her first victory was over John CORNISH
cream puff trotter Tempus Fugit. 2:0A- The
.,e1ding held his own very well over the first quar-
fer hut was carried to break near the hnish
that gave the mare advantage. and before MT
Cornish could reduce his favorite to order coast
Marie was safely past the finishing post
Dennis Herrington with his little mare Nancy
skuse: George Huber. behind Mary Pandtt. and
yJ-oTtar L,fpatrick. with Gertie H.. 2:2614. had
series of three-cornered brushes Three times
Nancy finished in winning position. but the 1oufth
time down the stretch Mary Pandit came 10 liie
front and carried off the honOrs. with Nancy
good second and Gertie II. length IN the rear
William FarreIrs bay trotttng mare kaVaIa
40, ,roroinent Yesterday on the drive Although
new IN the Speedway game and fame. she won
several good brushes. beating Nancy Skuse anu
Mary Pandit. She met her Waterloo however
when she tackled Hugh c. Rileys pay mare
Lucy. and had TO be content with second nohors s-
Joseph Gibbons sat behind George Beyers
black mare Lady Donor and drove her TO victory
in some of the best brushes or the qay. oIe $3.50
met and defeated l. NJ Thompson any g. 80. rd
Next TO concede defeat were Dr. C. II story ana a1
his brown mare Josephine HaroId WHsu M:
Gibbons sent her 10 tackle Hugh Riley Lucy II
proved different proposition for the ttie @ mare
+ one OF the fastest the drive Lady D9hor
was in winning form, however. and refused 20
abdicate in flavor of the Riley mare. hnlshinS
three good lengths in the lead -. o,-,l
Edward Bottenus. behind Rose EleCtrtte z,I9 a.
and D. J. McClary, with Belle Gibson. had a
series of brushes. which resulted IN an even
break Belle Gibson was In winning 10 TorI1. d ana
aithouzh Rose won the first brush Belle proved
her class in the second and Won easily; l. NJ
-homDson drove Fancy Prince one good orusl,
5iefaating DIR Storys Josephine Harold but after
concediuy defeat 10 Mr.. Thompson. Josephine
won two rOJsing brushes ,,, =,
Her first victory over the gray gelding Al
Carroll owned and driven by Arthur koenig- In
her next venture she measured strides with Lazy
Donor and although the mare put up good hght
Josephine undoubtedly had the better or the en-
counter ,-.-- -. .
r WoIfe's chestnut selding Butterfly. Butterfy
in turn defeating j. W. kinney'S little Tommy
BURNS F Il Balm the drive behind ms
pafr of handsome bay mares-ZealouS. 2:2b a.
and Klamath Mad-and Elmer stevens. win
Peter II and Bugle Call. challenged him 70 a trial
of speed Leo Oettinger sent his pair, Nashville
and Charlie W. 10 make the brush three cor
nered Peter H and Bugle Call finished hrst-
with the Balm pair in second position and Oct
fingers bays bringing up the rear ~
Later the day Mr. Balm met and de1eated
Mr. Oettingers pair single handed.