Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-22
Baron Dillon, Jr.,
Wins Race with
Colonel Axcyone
Iowa Trotting Stations Battle Five
Heats at Nebraska Clyde
Ryder Breaks Ankle.

9'N''iH Da1Oh DHion, IT., OeIeated tne
great little trotter, Colonel Axcyone. in a
five-heat race here. yesterday. 1t was one Of
the most bitterly. fought battles ever seen
on half-mile track and before It was over
the Nebraska City track held a state trot-
ting record for Its kind.
Both horses are owned in Iowa, the win
ner at Centerville. and Colonel Axcyone at
weldon. Both have always been noted for
tLelr steadiness and courage as we'll as
their good speed. The latter stallion is
run brother to Axcyell 2;O6h, that wonder
tul seldiag that las chain Of victories to
mis- credit both on half-mile and mile tracks,
only broken once, and is believed capable OF
trotting in two minutes II his game leg
would stand the prep" Colonel Axcyone
mas almost equally as few defeats TO his
credit Baron Dillon, jr., is a half-mile
track. veteran and can fight out a race
with the best of them.
The big horse won the opener In 2:Ish,
out friends of hfs opponent thought II was
not true verdict and in the second II
seemed that they were right, for little
Colonel Axcyohe trotted a whlrlwind mile
IN zl2h and came back in the next, win
ming in slower time
Inc Centerville stallion, however. was
not done, and though both horses had the
Keen edge worn off their speed, he fought
out the race like demon and trotted two
winning heats in s:l5h.
In the 2:9O pacing race there were eight
starters and Young Adelia, owned by Jet of
Oklahoma, won easily, with Brother Will.
owned by r. H. Brown OF Sioux Falls,
second. In this race in the third heat the
horses became mixed UP close to the start
and the sulky of P. d. Ely Of Maauoketa,
la. who was driving his own horse had q
wheel broken and he and his horse were
thrown before four other horses going at q
xS clip. c. l.. De Ryder of Pleasanton,
Csl.' passed over the. man and horse, break
ing the suky, and ELY escaped with q
scalp wound and De Ryder with broken
ankle.
In the 2:S0 pacing race there, were twenty
SIX entries, only twelve of the horses start
Hg' -Four OF them. were ,distanced In the
ilrst heat LucyOne. brown mare, owned
py II. IL. Brown OF Parsons, Kan. won in
three straight heats, with Billy Linke, a
trown gelding owned by p. II. Albright of
Winfield. Kan, close second.
IN the running race, a Une-mile dash for
purse Of 800 Lady Beaurard won in las,
with Burlington close second.
Tomorrow is Nebraska City day and
seventeen horses are entered in the ais
pace, ten in the 3-year-old pace and thirteen
In the 222 trot. Friday is another big day
and the program is as large with as many
eLtries as for Thursday.
| The summaries follow:
Glass 2:2O purse $780,
Young Adelia b. nj. by Senn Pluns
| we Hyderl ....s.kS...s.............
Brother VIII, b.ess,,ic by Yewood
Grace Pointer g! M, BY Star Pointer
! IDe Hyder) ....... n9................. al
DITTO Hechite, h1os. 2 by Eiechite ~
pSlnca 'msrcer9 ;s,res: s,;s.- 's@s,..l. ~
Montreal, b. h.. by Moneieone (Elyl.. I [
Minnie, bl, M, BY Star Oneida 1r.
montgomery .,.t0.a.y.,.,...,...'.6 6 d,
Dlyldent, 9. g.. by Line ,Ins CMc-
Time: siiH, sisN9i9;iissE;;., III
Class us, trot, purse, $780, a.
Baron Dillon. jr, by Baron Dill
| lon lStrfckier) ....,............. 2
Colonel Axycone (Wallace) ...... 2 / 9
Lulu Williams, b. M, by Jack
den lOwens) ..as....,.....4s..3 3 3
Tom Smith, b. g., by Conrad
(Douglas) .......;.... .....,..:.... 90
qSl9gly) acknowledgements. s8dr
Time: 2:13%. 2;124, 2;l6SG. 2;l5H 2:l5N.
Class $3.50, racing purse, $500:
Lucyone, b. M by iAlleryone BROWN /
Billy Lnke, br, g., by Vendor
c TAdersnn ~ r,I15fan;: X,
Teddy Roosevelt, b. g., by Raymond
seiko. b m. by Gregory lMaimeD.. 5 8
Red Gopher oh, g.. by Harold
Time: FISK, 2:l3h 2:15.