New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-14
NEW MARK BY HARVESTER
Stallion Puts Up Worlds Trot-
tina Record for Two Heats.
NOT EXTENDED BY GEERS
Peter Pan Breezes in Winner of
Last Three of Six Heats in
the 2:12 Pace.

Cleveland, Aug. 12--Another worlds rec
ord was broken at the Grand Circuit races
at North Randall Park to-day. The Har-
vester, driven by Ed Geers, won the two
heats o. the 2:06 trot In 2:04A and 2:OSA'
respectively. making the fastest two heats
ever trotted in a race by a stallion
Incidentally the Harvester clipped one
second off his own record equalled the
stallion trotting record. made by Cresceus
at the Brighton Beach track in 1902. and
set a new mark for five-year-old trotting
stations in a race in the second heat
The stallion had such a big lead over
Sonoma Girl. Wilkes Heart and Orc that
Geers did not extend him on the stretch
Had he done so. The Harvester would have
eclipsed Cresceus's record of 2:O2A, made
against time at Columbus in 1902. winch
still stands as the stallion trotting record
The free-for-al pace, with four entries.
was easily won by Ross K, fast time be-
ing made IN both heats. In the second
heat Ross X. stepped the mile in 2O2A. a
half second slower than the track record
Carter, who was behind Giftline. was
taken to task, by the judges for not warm
ing up his horse before the second heat,
and, when Giftline acted badly in ten at
tempts to start, was replaced by McDon-
aid.
The PIP pace developed the 1ercest COM
petition of the weeks programme 1t took
six heats 20 decide the event Sunny Jim.
the favorite won the first heat, but Colonel
Forrest took the next two. Then Peter
Pan, which had little over the field. proved
himself the best slayer, and took the next
three heats in order.
The final heat of the 2:17 trot. unfinished
from yesterday. developed a pretty fight
between DoveIl and Butterbrook, each OF
which had won two heats, until the three
quarter pole when Butterbrook broke, and
DoveII won without trouble.
Remorseful winner of the 2:21 trot, the
closing event OF the meeting, narrowly es-
capped being distanced in the first heat. but
came back strong and captured the second
and deciding heats in easy fashion
Judge Newton announced to-day that the
sulky to which Uhlan was driven in his
record breaking mile of 1:98% yesterday
was the one used when Lou Dillon made
her mile in :5s1. at Memphis, on October
a. 1905.
The summaries follow:
pACING-212 CLAss-PURsE. s1.2oo-THREB
IN FIVE.
Peter Pan. b. $. by Decourcy
-o 5Snsm Forrest b: 5. lucNahoD : : ;
sunny Jim, Oh, 5, S(s9,lyeiy3---, ] : 3 Z
Iceland blk. 8 IL. McGratm Z
Mike Wilcox. b. g. (Opdike)
'Noorva. 3. 5. DEAN --a.;::;-- IL, o.oes,
Time. 2;oshs' 2''7a s:os 200 2;"S"' 2'0Ss'
withdrawn; only horses inside money after
second heat
" WITH 5000 ADDED-TwO IN THREE
TIE Harvester. br. $, by Walnut HUH
sonoma Girl. q. m. lMcMahOn)- ?
wilkes Heart. h. 2. Snow ---.--.--...--.-- 5
Oro, blk. g CNcCarthy) -.......---.-.--- 4
Time 2:G4t.. 2:03l4-
p,rrvc -FRFE-FoR-ALI. SWEEPSTAKES
WITH 5000 ADDED-TWO IN THREE.
Ross K. b s. by Constenaro (McMahon' 80 I
Darkey Hal, blk m (Snow} -.-----'-------
AfIeen Wilson o. NJ tCox). .--------- 5 :,
-iiftline, b. g Mcdonald. Carter)---------
Time-2:023.- 2:04%..
rR0TvrISG-217 cLAsS-PURsE. $1,000
THREE IN FIVE.
tConcluCed from yesterday
0oveI1. b. :. by Ananias ,Rluim). I / /
Butter Brook dn. & CBuncn.-1 .
Pearl Pauline n br- G M SSkaGSn',- DR.
Time-2:1O4. 2:11F., GIG. 2;14'2. 2:l27+.
rROTTTHC;- CLAS-PURsE $1,000
TWO IN THREE
blk s. by Virgins (Mc-
Miss Baritone h. m. CMcDevitt-------. L
Abba b. m proctor ---------.-...
Betsy G.. %. CoSl-- 1890 ..------.'-- :
1aEIanT FIob1r b. : G.lselD- ----.-.-. >
rheIma. blk. m Chatcher) ---.------'--
1uadinini. hr m Iackcrl. --.--'--'-- ~
Adele Margraye. IN m tshsnla------. a.; 'dls
Ora i'S''' Tine ts,' en-. e:1lI., 2:osss-