The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-07-21
FAST MARE HANNAH
LAKE IN THE MONEY
Work of Silas M. KIotz High
Class-Three Races Run Off
in Less Than Three Hours.
BY WALTER E. ERLER.5

III UnLtLh L. ENEEh.
Excellent weather for the sport, good
fields Of high class horses and a start
ing judge hat knew his business was
conducive of some of the best harness
horse racing ever seen in the metro
politan districts at the Parkway half
mile track in Brooklyn yesterday.
There was no such thing as incessant
scoring and three races were run off
by Silas M. Klotz in less than three
hours, and $500 people went home
thoroughly pleased with all that they
had seen, and it's one best bet that the
majority will be back to Parkway to-
day and tomorrow and bring their
friends along. Many local horsemen
attended the meeting yesterday, con-
spicuous among which were Phil
Coffin, L. s.. Page, E. j.. Schwarz, S. S.
Schwarz, Pete Herman, J. Gilbert Brady
and Doc Bodenweiser. Hannah Lake,
owned by E. ]. Schwarz, of this city.
and in the string of Ike Hully, went
an excellent race and landed third
money in the 1925 pace, carrying her
field to the quarter in each heat in 81
seconds. The black gelding Chief also
started in this event, but unfortunately
cut a tendon in the second heat and
was unable to beat the flag. He fin
ished dog lame, but it was not thought
that the injury would be permanent.
Big Ike. a bay gelding of unknown
origin, won the event in straight heats,
but each heat was a horse race right to
the finish. Doctor B. won the 2:22 trot
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handsome chestnut gelding by Boreal,
in the stable of Jack Phillips, fighting
him for the place in the first two heats.
In the third heat the chestnut gelding
made a bad break, and G.. L. Smiley
took up the fight with Doctor B., but
with no better success.
II the 2:13 pace Wheeler Wilkes was the
whole show, disposing of his field in
straight heats handily, although Ed
Sweeney. we'll driven by Doc Burdick, gave
him an awful battle ia the second heat.
! when he won by inches only. In the third
heat Weston was the -contending horse, bur
hadn't enough foot to outbrush the chest
nut stallion in the stretch.
The summary:
2:z5 pace; 3 in 5; purse $500:
Big Ike, b. g., not given CHollen-
Moquetto. br. e, by Directly Pope) ) 2 ;
Hannah Lake. biz. M, by Red Lake
CHullyl - = 3
Manor (Pitman) .........-....... I 5
Little Belle. b. m. not given Dur
dick1 . !
Worthy Cord, b. e, by Silk Cord
(Smltb) 4 1 ?
Reddy) ...s...e"...~...s.5 6
CornwelD I 6
Chief. blk. g, by Cascade (Boden-
" Time, 2:iSi5. a:isi:. 2:iSa.
2:22 trot; 3 in s; purse $500
Doctor B., br. G.. by Potential dol
Bori Wilkes. ch. G., by Boreai
(PlillipS) z !
G. L. Smiley, b. G., by Glencoe
Wilkes Halstead ...--,..... 4
docino tCornwelD ...".:...... )
Peter B., g. g., by King Clay
King Edward. b. H., by Leonatus
(Smith) -. b b
Happy Maids IN, b.. g. by james
Madison (Fleming) ............... . q
Harry Lake, b, g., by Red Lake Co. ,
Marmaduke. b.. G., by Allerton Hen ,
D''eS01 Time. @:28l4, s:aos.. 9:2iA.
2:1S pace; 2 in 8; purse $500:
Wheeler Wilkes, oh. h., by Wheeler
Weston, b. h., by John R. Gentry
Murray .............................S 3
Bellvara Boy, blk. g., by Merrivale
(Hollenbeck) 4 4
Nd 1Bu dick. :. g. ?
iips5 5 3
Nikko, or. Z, by Foxy CUTLER
(CofuNeID +. Q Z Q
Daniel j.. ch. g. by George w.
Leaderer fCarboy) ......,........... ) cdr
Time, 2:14, 2;12l9, 2:l412.
The bay trotting gelding Robert l., jr,'
owned by George A. Obi, jr.. of this city.
and In the string OF Irwin G.. STEELE, got
third money out of the 2:i4 trot at Erie,
Pa. yestcrd y, finishing S-i-S to The Out
law, who/won the event, and Alton L.