New-York tribune., 1910-08-24
COLORADO {. THE WCTOS.
Wins Big Matron Futurity Stake
at Empire City Track.
TR0TTERS DRAW CROWDS
Thousands Present on Opening
Day of Grand Circuit
Meeting.

one Of the largest crowds that ever gath
cred at Empire City track paid tribute to
rhe light harness horse yesterday at the
opening Of the Grand Circuit meeting. The
Empire track is not the most accessible
rlace in the world. and every conceivable
conveyance was pressed into service The
crowds came in troIleys. in station hacks
with erstwnile hackneys hitched TO them;
IN automobiles and in road coaches There
were two OF the last named on the grounds
and they added a picturesque touch 10 the
scene that nothing else could have effected
Morris < Hewlett sat or the box OF
the coach Magnet. which left the Holland
House at 80 O'Clock and arrived at En-
f5ire City track in time for luncheon. On
.he Magnet we're 3. c. Riley. a. G. Asdik-
ian. r Lawrence Smith, William McGib-
hon and MonfaEu Worthley-
p Y II. Koch drove two brown wheelers
and q bay and a gray leader in front OF
his coach Vig1Iant- which carried Reginald
Reeves William Bolten. z. :. J. McNtckcr,
W T Koch. Rufus l. Patterson and Walter
Watson
IN the Matron Futurity Stake tor three
--ear-old trotters. George A. Estabrook un-
covered q bay colt called Colorado Z.
r-nich could have reduced the world 5 rec
erd By two seconds had he been so in
,Iined Colorado has e record Of 2:i2S4.
made as t1ree-year-old. but he has shown
e(l51. II a trial and he trotted his first heat
yesterday in 2-075z after being pulled down
20 almost 6 walk at the wire Native Belle,
with a tzo-year-old record OF 2.G7s4, was
3ooked upon as q sure winner by many, and
Emily Ellen C2IO,4D and Eva Tanguay d1-
zt6ed the honors for second choice. Native
FeIle was compelled 10 concede defeat not
only TO Colorado z. but also TO Emily
Ellen. which finished in position for second
snoney.
Eva Tanguay is the joint property Of
Robert Goelet and John r Townsend and
she looks as though she had & wonderful /
future The FLY was in the clever
lands oe Billy Andrews. and she
was fortunate enough 10 draw the position
,fext 70 the pole horse. Native Belle She
held her Owl until break threw her back
20 Nftr pIsCe and she was never bic 10
reach even terms. but managed 70 get in !
side the flag Her third position in the next
s7eat gave her fourth money in the $1,000
purse Although il was evidently not the
s1tentiCn Of Colorado F. 10 lower the worlds /
se~ord Of 2,a5a. he did establish 4 record in /
slls race when he Won in straight heats in /
1-G7I4 and 2-67z.- which the fastest two
I eats ever trotted by g three-year-old in a 1
race.
q PAGERS in the 2.12 class opened The meet /
Su< and here little Evelyn ", bav mare (
10y The Spy. owned by General X. 3. CHS |
Isolul. OF Cleveland. Won in straight heats in /
c1sl- and 2Esla The first quarter in the /
second heat she paced IN O:22l2 and the half
81 TN3 Walter r Cox's bay mare Lady /
Isle gave her d splendid race and led IN the /
second heat until the two were right At /
re Judges stand. when Evelyn fairy /
y saTzed z way from the Lady Joseph Glib
hons and his good PAGER C1a-o. 2:11lz, had .
hard work 70 get INSIDE the flag in the first
rest- but in the second heat AlicaHda
rroUzht ID the rear.
Among those noticed IN the boxes and
clubhouse were William Simpson. Hamilton
R5sbv, George J Dietrich H y Balm.
David Bonner. H X. DevereUx. H "
-fa@Trt Fd7 Tf7crn1so- Walter Mclean.
George ". Leavitt. z. T Quimby. George
A Raiu. George r HUBER, I H Saunders,
= z Gvathney. ! n. Gallery. Clement
Eeschev. ir.. David Shaw. H " Wilson,
James Butter. A II. Carlton, Edward A
rr7utou. James a Murphy. r. G. Jones, J.
7 Townsend. Robert Goelet.
The summaries follow:
?. -r,lC;-2.12 CI.Ass-PJ-RsE s2.5co-TWo N
THREE
--rar-- " b. n h The SPY. General W
2 chisholm tShanb} }-.--.-- ----- J /
-s5- Isle. b. m bv Island Wilkes. jr--
Walter + Cox cox -.--.---.--
Tus5e- Brown D. & BY Cascade; " Il
Eei-- tEeilTh -.----------- ..--. Il d
--7ka Wilcox. hr. < by WinsloW Wilkes.
Charles Gpdvcke tOPdl-chel --.----------
-sI7znda .. <. by Alvande-, Thomas r
Morton (h heeEart - d" o
csaru ch- < by Mendocino, Joseph Glib
Tir7e-o:9s1z. 2-o61..
-Po--TvC7-mATRoN FUTURITT STAKES
Fy1R -HREE-T TE2AR-0I1DS-Pt RISE sl9."p-
Colorado Z l.. O.. BY The Boucsmau;
l;ro-Ks A EsJa brook Macy ..--.-. - L
Yr-F7v Ellen blk. z. b. TODD. David II n /
,5s:5Te Belle. b :. by MORO; Edward :
Thompson Murphy .-----.---. -.
Fvs -arguav. br- L, by Peter the Great;
Robert r7oelet and John r Townsend
ia T.ellin. b. Z. by Benfut; ". 2 Dick
Tirne-2-o7s4 2-07E.-
--ro-T7~c-2.16 IASS-TO WAC0N-PUR RISE
x23c0
rer-- po-sey. b. 9, by Moving star David
rz-or Del. D. &. 6y Deimerch; William
Ess-eECr fIlevesoI' = "
sza,e Maid blk m by Rudy: T W Mur-
jones' "
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