Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1910-06-20
MACS
GET HONORS
Score 10 Points in First Of
Series Of Tri-City
Races
BALTIMORE HORSES
GET ONLY TWO RACES

Wilmington horses carried off the hon
ors in the first OF the tri city series of
races with Baltimore and Philadelphia
amateur reinsmen at Wilmington. satur-
day. Under the conditions arranged by the
managers OF the three associations. points
are TO be calculated four points for frst
two points for second, and one point for
third Wilmington horses won the 2l5 trot,
. 20 trot, 925 pace and were second in the
. q trot, 222 trot and third in the 2.26
pace and az trot, splitting even for third
place in the 2.22 trot. earning IS IL points
out Of a possible ~ points.
Philadelphia horses we're credited with
ono first, three seconds. two thirds and
split for third place In the 2 p trot,
total p - points.
! Baltimore horses won the 2.27 trot with
Charley K, by Jarl and the free-for- all
trot with Dr. Chase. by Little Joe, earned
a second with Paul Kruger (by a toss az
with Lady Agile) who finished on even
terms and third with Nettie May in the
20 trot. Total. Il points
Jack Gilman won the only heat paced In
the free for-all when the race was declar-
ed finished on account OF a thunderstorm.
The horses finished in this order in the
heat: Jack Gilman, Hi Tiss. Mabel c.,
George r. Peck. Green Pilot and Paul
Pry. This race will not count in points
for the Championship cup that is TO ga
to the association winning the greatest
number of points in the series.
Philsdelphians Disappointed.
Philadelphia horsemen were confident
OF being the point winners In the races
while the Wilmington contingent would
have been satisfied with third position, but
the Delawareans had their stock in fine
condition and over their own track walked
Off with the majority of points.
Only one mishap OF consequence married
the sport. Bala, in the first send off IN the
22O trot, stumbled. falling to his knees
/ iolting his driver from his seat He jump.
ed out of the road cart and the horse rar
twice around the track before beina
caught. No damage was done except q
broken strap. and the horse was started
again in the final heat.
IN the two winning events for Baltimore
Charley K. in the 2.27, and DR.. Chase il
the free-for-all trots outclassed their field
neither horse being headed in his race
Wilkes. by Governor Patterson. really hat
their fields at their mercy in any par
of the contests.
Hard Race for Dossie Viliers.
In the 2.15 trot, however. Dossi,
Villiers had the race Of her life L
win from Bedelia and H. b. X, tn
race being the feature of the day
Bedelia trailed by II. B. X, to IN,
stretch. outfooted Dossie Villiers dow
the stretch TO the wire in an easl
mile. Driver Bell lost the second hea
TO Dossie Villiers by overconhdence
being beaten out by half a head in
whipping finish.
Bedelia tired in the third heat whel
DR.. H. B. Kobier took up the fgh
with II. B. K. but he waited too lonl
TO head out Villiers.
Ethel Mac, by Steel Arch. was un
beatable in the 2.22 trot driven by he
owner, NJ. p Wells, vice-president o
the Road Drivers Association of Phil
adelphia. Ethel Mac showed her abil
ity to race in a game manner whel
. put to the test, she defeating Aeolia
octavia Worthy and Townsend Girl II
! straight heats. never lifting her head
Jack Giiman's defeat OF Green Pilot
Hi Tiss, Mabel c., George r. Pee
and Paul Pry was received with grea
applause by the Wilmingtonians,
being his original stamping ground
before being purchased by his presen
owner, J Walter Flanagan
The same horses will go 70 Belmon
Park, Philadelphia. next Saturday, an
Philadelphia 10 the Gentlemen's Driv
ing Park. Baltimore. July 3.
r. E. Biggs. OF Baltimore. ofiiciate
as starter, Philadelphia representative
in the stand were Joshua Evans an
Charles Merkel; Wilmington. W. ]
Lyman and Walter Hare: Baltimore
Patrick Martin and Martin McCor
mick
The Baltimore Road Drivers Asso
citation. Road Drivers Association c
\ Pennsylvania and the Delaware Hors
Show Association purchased jointly
silver cup which viii be awarded Z
the association getting the creates
2 number OF points at the three meet
( ings.
Prizes are gold medals for winner
81 OF each race; a pair OF blankets I
Il second. and a whip to third TT
q three first horses get ribbons.
The summary:
2.27 TROT.
n r z Kelbaugh Baltimore blk b