Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-26
SUHLAN
Kentucky Mare wins Match Race On
North Randall Track.
TwO NEW WORLDS RECORDS
Fastest Mile Ever Made In TrOttins
Race and Fastest Two Heats
Ever Trotted-sold for
$4,000.

CLEVELAND, O., Aus. a.-Bamburg
Belle defeated Uhlan In two straight
heats in their match race al North RAN
dali today and also set a new worlds
record for a trotting race and for the fast
est two heats ever trotted.
The new record for a mile IL 2.0lK ara
was made In the first heat OF the race
The former record OF 2:ooU was made by
Cresceus in a match race with The All
bott al Brighton Beach In August. 1901.
Sweet Marie formerly held the record
for the fastest two heats trotted. havins
made miles In 2;0t% ana 2:O3X At SYRIA
cuse N. Y, September u, 1905. Hamburg
Bellies time is 2:0lk and 2:O1&. 3
Immediately after the first heat Ham
burg Belle was sold to H. NJ. Hanna Of
this city for 10000 by Edward and Joseph
Madden. owners OF the mare. and sons OF
John p. Madden. Mr.. Hanna will permit
the mare to finish her season. including
the series Of races Of two best in three
between the mare and Uhlan. The race
today counts as one OF the races. the sec
ond will be at Readville, Mass. septem-
Der 8, and II It is necessary to run a third
race the meeting place viii be selected
later.
The weather was ideal ana the new
track was very fast, The betting at first
was at even money. but the Hamburg
Belle money came in such a stream that
Uhlsn hackers became scarce = and tho
odds dropped TO SIS to SIS In favor Of
Hamburg Belle.
Hamburg Belle got away with a head
the advantage Of the start. The mare
drew away from Uhlan until she was a
length ahead at the quarter. Uhlan sped
up IN the next quarter and at the half he
was but a neck behind Hamburg Belle,
but the mare came home winner by q
head. y
In the second heat Hamburg Reller~got
away a neck ahead and iengthened her
lead to 4 length in the fi~rstSquarter, whlch
she made in Soh. Uhlan spurted at the
turn but a few. feet from The half mile
pole a boot slipped down, causing himyad
break. After losing one hundred yaraG
Driver Proctor got the horse on his feet
Then the boot slipped further down. Gauss
ing the horse to come ltmpins home, dis
tanced. .1t E
Morning Star Lowers Mark.
Morning Star, the 14-year-old PAGER, won.
the free-for-all event and incidentally low-i
cred his record to 2;O4. Reproaehless was.
the fayorite IN. the. race, but she could
AoN http z LtcI
An agent for r. II. Hartman bought
Granett, a green mare which has werkeax
a mile In 2:12, Of Joe Lesh OF Goshenk
Ind, ct the track for 1900. Mr.. Harril
man will use the mare for driving pur-
poses. 'f gtt4 &
Lou Dillon was led into the track todayIk
but was only shown, In harness.
Sister Frances. owned by John e.. Mad =
den.5 was given a mark Of 2;I1h in a, race1
for records. Summarized :
sweepstake %trotting for records:
Sister Frances. h f.tebyr WalnIlt ,Isolkw 8
Dewitt, b. g. by Cecilian Eldred
Time; s:iik. s.iI ,"%1I'FrIF II
Free for all pacing sweepstakes:
Morning Star, b. 81 by Star Pointer. "
Fanny Eckthornss by Eekthrone 3
Repr6aohlcss, bl M, by Direct Hal II
Alice Pointer, b. M. by star Pointer
Time: a:os, s,o4 ar.
Match race, purse gate receipts; 8E
Belle, b. m, by AXworthy-
Sadly Simmons, by Simmons .tAn+D
dfeWsl
Uhlan, bl. g" by Bingen-Blond, by Sir
FINE BY "a aaS SF5SSSPr} Fist heat. O:si, If
Second heat O.s0L 5au I'm 9.mA