The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-11
Major MALLOW
LOSES RACE
WA TER VAL WON ON BAL III
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BALTIMORE June Rain made
Ethe track q bit heavy at Gentlemen' s
Driving Park yesterday but despite
that handicap Walter Hal paced d win
ming mile IN the free;for all In BLK,
Had II not been for the rain II Is pros
liable that the race would not have
been run without the winning horse
having been forcedSout in 2,10, or fast
lei time, There was a fast lot IN the
Trace. After the finish OF the race
(which was the second on the card. the
Train caused a postponement Of the
sport. .Al
The htst race yesterday was for
Ilthe 2.2s class Of trotters. Eight Of
| the twelve entrants raced. Fanny
ItWoodburn. a mare from ogIesthorpe,
lea, had won her race TUESDAY after
Having been forced 70 tfot in 2.1911z
IUy Grace j., and was made afayorite
| lii the pools at odds Of $50 to- $40
against the entire field, Fanny Wood
! burn won in straight heats, sassafras
lIBGy, an entry from the White Marsh
Farm, Virginia, was able 10 make the
Georgia mare step to her52.1sA mark
Iih the first heat.
The free.torall was won handlly by
water Hal from c CORTLAND, Ana. The
winner had the advantage ofSfar South
early training and a bit Of racing, The
early work told its tale. Later rae
ling, the class being one which Is very
| apt to. meet again, may change results.
The starters and their records follow:
Walter Hal, 2.OG4 Green Pilot, 2.O59l
Major Mallow, 2041i Bollver 2.OOA:
ILohengrin, 21tN; and Goldie billiard
I2.11N. Urin Pix, was the only one
to scratch.
In the first heat, with rain falling.
Walter Hal ran handily in 2.1lA. The
fractional time OF the heat was: The
quarter in .32', half in .O6 three
quarters in 1.30%, mile in 211A. The
last quarter was in 80 seconds, a EOS
gait for the mile.
Major Mallow, the contender, looked
to be carrying too much weight. The
race should benefit him and should
also benefit Boliver and Green Pilot.
Summary:
2.20 class, trot; purse $500.
Fanny Woodburn, b.m.. by Elk
petition, (Brady) ............1 1 /
Arlington, b.h., (Welchl .......S 2 A
Essie Arlington, BIN. (Barnes). IS 3 2
Phyllis c., chm, tHolcombl ga 4 9
sassafras Boy, chg. (Dougherty)2 5 s
Charles B., Big, (ArmeD .......7 6 6
Charley Barker Big. Atkinson 6 2 Z
Billy Prince, brig, (BullJ ...n.S sdr
Time, 2.19A; 2.22A 2.21.
Auction bettlng-Fanny Woodhprn
500; field $40, After first heat Fan.
ny ~oodburn out; sassasfras Boy.
80: field $40.
Free-for.all; purse $500,
Walter Hal, grh., by Walter ,Di.
rect, Garth ................1 1 /
Major Mallow, Big. (Mallow) 20 2 2
Boliyer, Big, BRADY .....,.3 3 4
Green Pilot, BIS. q. Barnes) IA 4 3
Lohengrin, b.h. CHa1comb) -. dis
Goldie billiard, chm. (Anderson dis
Time, 2.11A; 2.14A; 2.1S.
Auction betting-Major Mallow $50;
Walter Hal, $40; field $40,
1 20 betting after the first heat.
Wednesdays Results.
2.1S class trot; purse $780,
Nettie Brook, b.m., by Silent
Brook, Nottingham, ..,......1 1 /
Gene Direct b.g., Ryan) ......2 3 2
King Ashby, BIG, (Barnes) ...,.2.2 &
Orion, Big. (AtkinsoD .........G 5 q
Baron Rodgers, (Flnney) ....,.4 4 8
Russell G., blkg, (MotD ......5 6 A
sorrel Ton, chg, &c, F, Barues)dls
Time, 217N, 2.1s14, 2.1S.
Auction pools-Nettie Brook. $50;
field, $12. After first heat Nettie
Brook, $50; field SO.
ZIG class pace; purse $500.
Henry Bedworth, b.g,, by Bed.
worth. (Dougherty) ......"1 l l ]
Frank g. s.g, by Sidney Prince,
| Nottingham ,.....:..:...t 3 2 z
Alma. br.mu (Costin) ......"2 4 3 I
Mallow Boy, b,gy (Mallow) - 4 4
Brooklet Chimes, BIN, (steele,S 8 Gre
Buster Brown, Big, ,Pape) .."6 8 5ro
Prince March, Jra blk.g. e.
Barnesl ...,,...........,.5 Z Src
Lady Patchen, r. M, (Rumsey)7 s 7rc
Hi Tiss, brig. tKernan) ...... dis
Wild Wave, bg, (Byles) ...,,. dis
Time, 2.16A, 2.t7A, 2.1sA
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