New-York tribune., 1910-08-18
lEASEl BEATS RAFFLES
Spirited Heats Rule on Second
Day Of Goshen Meeting.

N''S n bevereuN's chestnut uare
ieasei with Billy Andrews at the rejns
oeiea'en b A BuIkley-s Ratfies in the 2:ta
A'ot at tae Goshen harness meeting YES
pe'"aS afternoon 1t was by no means an
'aSS- however, for Raffies is lust
1D"u' as sooo as they come and had the
>" = TWO meats TO his credit before the
in8'e vent 10 the front Raffies broke in
- Iiiiu neal ami Teasel won. This gave
LN' 'he pofe IN the next heat. forcing Raf-
nes 10 90 long mile in fourth place This
icep vas more than he could over
come as the two were almost neck and
III 'hs nrst two heats, and Tease
TOOK hrst money. The best time wss in
the fourth heat when Raf7es forced the
mare out in 2:12s.
In the first heat Of the . 81 r,ace r,i-oc.
aoalr' owned and driven by $. Y. Camp.
took record of cl7. but the crowd MS
apparently not satisfied with the perform
ance ef ". l.. Rhodes behind the nav gold
ms Masterpiece. and 1t did look as though
he could have won If he had cbose,, 70 do
So 1he judges called him into tho stand
and they talked il oyer. hut zvben 1,e last
the second heat In the same vrsv the
cro"o was not slov TO voice its opinion in
uniattering terms. Mr. Rhodes finished
third in the third heat. although he urged
his horse with whip and voice
Few saw the finish of the farmers
race, for each heat trotted faster than
40 was declared void, and as the field IN
ciudej some 2:+0 trotters the race threat
ened- like Tennyson's brook to go on for
ever The first heat went TO Edna in
-;93. which was too fast by two seconds
ne next Hopeful won, in 2:4st7. " hich was
allowed TO stand. Minnie Burr was igno-
mlniously dismissed in the next heat for
presuming to trot the mile in 2:4I
Although yesterday was not ladies' day
there were quite many present as there
were on the opening day.sand they exhib-
tied more enthusiasm than the horsemen
Every seat, even on the "bleachers" was
filled, and hoxholders extended hospitality
until every box full 10 overfowing
This afternoon \. &. Pennock will give
an exhibition with the world renowned Al
len Winter, winner of the largest stake
ever offered in a light harness race
The summaries follow:
PACING-2:2o CLAss-THREE IN FIVE
PURSE. $1,000
Direct Adair, ch- $. by Direct Hal:
MASTERPIECE, b. g. by Ashland wilkes:
W. l. Rhodes --....-.............. J
(. @. Dubois tMayberry) .-...-.....--. 5 2
Time, 2:17, 2:2eie. 30.
SPECIAL-TO BEAT 2:43& YEARLISG
TRACK RECORD.
Benear b. G. by Binsara; Empire Farm
''u'''' Time lag
PACING-2:co CLAsS-THREE IN FIVE
PURSE. s1.Uo.
On Wilkes. b r., by Online; James 7.
Wait Thompson --.-..-.-.-
Clover Patch. blk h. By Joe Patchen:
a r. Coates 90 Councll1. -.-..----....-- 2
Elkvood Maid b. M by Oratorio;
Henry hoehler (COrvint -...-.--- : :
BiHikin, ch- g, by Coldbeater: 7 r
Sacd Observation-Disclosures. 3
Quaker Hal, ch. h, by Lakeside Hal;
E E Phelps ..----..---. g ,
Spin, ch- z. by Pan Michael; W &
PolhenUS = o Gls
Rex L, b. &. b. Rex Americus: N. O
Schaeter Mclaughlin. ..-........-.-.. dis
Time, 2:I514. 2:141e. 2:1TL
TROTTING-a:10 CLASS-THREE IN FIVE
PURSE. $1,000
Il. h. Devereux tAndreTsl. .--...
RafHes blk e, by Brown Master:
B. 4. Buil.iev burgess -. 2 2
BOwcatcrer. b. by Arion;
Samuel MCMILLAN. B
RowelIan b. g, by Abdell: Bergen
Horse Company Williams ------ 6 70
Nero, blk. g. by Weber: W
Rhodes ----------.--- ) = dls
Jennie Constantine, b m, by Con
stantine: J. l. Dodge--...-..--- dls
Time. 2:ISI2- 2:I4@. 2:l4 2:l2@4. 2:l3A-