Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-13
NEW WORLD RECORD
ESTABLISHED At
CLEVELAND
Drives Billings Black
GeIding UhIan Mile in 1853
ga Without Wind Shield,

Cleveland, Aug. 12.-DriVen by
Charles Tanner OF Cleveland, c. X
G.. Billings black gclding Uhlan to-
dav established a new worlds record
by trotting a mile at North Randall
track without a wind shield IN
t.5S "a. beating Lou Dilon's record
hy . IA seconds, and coming within
a unarter of a second of equalling
the record made by her with 4 WIND
shield october "a, 1905, when she
trotted q mile at Memphis in l:5S L.
Horsemen who held watches on
the great gelding's attempt, say as a
result of today's performance That
with a wind shield he will be able to
beat the mares mark.
The big crowd gathered at North
Randall had expected to see uhlan
driven to a wagon, but was all the
more enthusiastic when announce
ment was made that he would try Tor
The worlds record to a sulky without
a wind shield.
Tanner drove him the first quar-
ter i'm 30 "a. The half was reached
i'm $50 flat. The crowd seeing a rec
ord about to fall, let out a cheer
| which changed to deep silence when
the time for the three-quarters was
hung up. showing that it had taken
the gelding 80 "a seconds to nego-
tate the third quarter. He made the
last quarter in 20 seconds flat When
the figures were announced. driver
ana horse were given IN ovation.
A seasons record came near fall-
ing in the Forest City stake race, the
third event Of the day. Ess II. Kay,
| pushed by Ella Ambulator, and
| Walter w. paced the first heat in
2:O2 Ia equalling the mark set by
Ross X. at Detroit last week.
The final heat of the first division
OF the Tavern Steak continued
from Yesterday went to Henry H.
which had captured two heats before
darkness fell.
Emily Ellen. winner of the Horse
man end Spirit Of the Times futurity
at Detroit last week, was an easy
winner in the 2:19 trot for three
year-olds.
-Four heats of the 2:17 trot were
trotted without a winner developing
and the finish was postponed untli
tomorrow. Summaries;
First division, Tavern steak" ZIG
trot. purse $4,000. 3 in s. concluded
from Yesterday: Henry H., b. g., by
Gregory, won; first, second and
fourth heats and race; time, Eli Ia
2:1O 1-2. 2:10 IL. Roberta, b. g.
won third heat; time. 2:13. Creigh-
ton. third: Helen Turner, fourth.
2:f9 trot for three-year-olds'
sweepstakes $500 added, two in
three: Emily Ellen won in straight
heats. Time. 2:13 IA, 2:10 IL.
Second division, Tavern STEAKS
2:16 trot. purse $4,000, three in five.
Joan. br. m. won in straight heats;
time. 2:O9 ia. 2:1O Ia; 2:OS Ia
willy. second, Watage. third; Direct
fourth.
Forest city stakes, 2:O6 pace, purse
$4,000, three neat plan: Walter Hal
won second heat; time, 2:04. Merry
widow won third heat; time, 2:06 81
Ess II. Kay won first heat; time
2:O2 IA.
2:f7 trot. purse $1,000, three In
five. unfinished: Mutter Brook won
first and second heats; time, 2:i0 -.
2:f1 81. Dovel won third and fourth
heats. time. 2:I21-2. 2:141-2. Pearl
Pauline, third.
Governor Harmon's order hat bet
ting be stopped at North Randall "a @
course will not apply until after the
Grand Circuit meet is over. unless
the attitude OF the local officials
change.
President Harry X. Devereaux OF
the Grand Circuit. and also president
Of the local driving park company
was arrested on p warrant charging
him with permitting gambling on
| premises under his control He was
released on his recognizance n the
pool selling continued. He viii con-
tinue tomorrow also. 1t is understood.
The race course was moved out 10
North Randall because betting was
stopped at the famous old Glenyiew
track.
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