The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-22
MARGIN FAILS IN
COLUMBUS STAKE
Penisa Maid Wins the $4,000
Trotting Race on Grand
. Circuit.

COLUMBUS, O., Sept. 22.-Penisa
Maids victory over the Hoster Column
bus stake favorite, Margin, was the
startling occurrence at yesterday after
moons grand circuit races. The Maid
won the last two heats after the first
one. in which Margin made a break
at the first quarter turn, was taken
by Jack McKerron from Cleveland.
In the second heat the race was vir-
tually decided. Margin hooked up with
Penisa Maid and they teamed it to the
half in 1902. The third quarter was
stepped in 30A seconds. When the
turn home was made a mead wind made
the struggle harder and the pair slowed
down.
Jack McKerron, four lengths back at
the three-quarters, came up with a
rare burst of speed, but broke just as
he passed the two mares. He ran
over the finish line and was set back
to third place. Penisa Maid was two
lengths ahead of Margin. Margin,
opening as ~favorite at. 800 to SIS, was
kept as first choice after her loss of
the opening heat. Jack McKerron and
Penisa Maid each had a heat; the field
sold at 800 to s4S for Margin, for
whom there was yet a chance to win.
Three easy heats were trotted by
The Harvester '(barred in the pooling)
to win the Columbus purse. General
favorite for second honors, Sc
cured them by beating out Beatrice
Bellini in the third heat. The sum-
mary:
Columbus Purse, 5000: 2:Os t%rotters; three
heats:
The Harvester, b. h., by Walnut
Hal lGeersl l
Genteel H.. br. h. (Snow) ............ 8 8 2
Beatrice Bellini, blk. IN. Oicker-
Nancy Royce. blk. M. McCarthy)... 2 5
Judge Lee, gr. h. &c. Benyon) ........4 5 4
Brace Girdle, b; N; (McMahonl;;..,.ds
Time, 2:0SA, 2:0SA, 2:0SA.
tiers; three heats:
Penisa Maid, b. M, by Penncint
.Ja oSaq Nh enron + h shank 1
Margin, 70. m. CMcDonald). .......... 2 Q 2
General H., b.. h. CHoag)........... 4
Idlewise, b. 6. Patterson. .....".. 5 5
Tine, 2:07h, 2;06&, 2:0TA.
Ella Ambulator. b.. m, by Ambu-
lator Murphy ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS |
Flying Jim, B. g. tBirneyl ......... z I
Billy b.. CT. g. (Avery-Snow)....... s 8
Shamrock, ch. h. >(Loomis) ........... 4 4 9
Shanghrau, b. h.. Davis) ............ 5 .
Sir Wilton, 9. g. Uackson) ...........9 6 s
Complex, b. 8. (Commons) .........1O 8
w. ID. S., en-. z. (Saunders) ......... ) 7 DIR
Time, 2:06A, 2:07A.
2:17 class trotting; 8 In s., purse 81, 200:
Lady Stately, b.. M, by Stately
tNlcDonaiu) l J
Lady Vincent, b. NJ. (Shank) ........ 2 2 :
Ashland Clay, oh. S. (Hogan). ....... 8 4 4
Startle. b. Z. (Gahagan) ....,.-. !
Sir Todd. b. h. CProctor). ........... 5 3 !
Remorseful. blk q. (Commons)...... 9 o {
The Sailorman, b.. &. (Moore). ........ 6 6 s
Little Red, b. e. (Hopkins) ......... s {
Argot Hal, br. H.. &c. Belyon)........14 10 s
John b. Dolavin, b.. b.. Niles). ....... 10 IL II
Farfalla, br. m. Dlckerson) ......... 8 II df
Silver Baron, b. h. (Geers) ............12 .9di
Miss Barrileaf, b. m. McDevitD. II DIS
Pansy Elknut, s. m. Relsey)........1 3 DIS
My Gift. blk. m. (Saunders) ...........ds
King Peter. b.. S. CTiter). .............ds
Lottie Sherbert, b.. IN. (Sweet) ........ds
Time. 2:10A, 2:0Sh. 2:10A.