The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-09-15

Roscoe Medium. W. Wallace,
I-aclede, No..........--.----.... IL
sleepy Jiin~H. Checksley, Mat
Charmond-F. H. Young, Tulsa,
ai 3f5r odonward-G. E. Hutch
ms. Nevada, Mo. u
well, Okla. ...........,.......... 40 5
Ae eF5y, NO NJ W i;,,- erosion,
Iowa ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~ . IL o
Ray star-Heckensmith Bros,
Abilene, Kan..-----.----------.1 3 IL
Hilies-Price Bros. salina,
Lady AIora-Allison Stock
Farm, Lexington, OKLA II 9 10 3
Aban Hale. W. Harper, Rice,
Time-2:1O14: PIP; 2:13A; 2:15A; PIG.
2:11 Pace-Purse 5000.
| Columbia Fire, the betting favorite
at a five to one clip won three straight
/ heats in the eleven pace Columbia
| Fire was fast with a classy step but
| there~Were a good many scared betters
on account of the showing made by
tContractor. Contractor came so close.
under the wire in the last heat that
| the crowd yelled and jeered when the
/ judges announced the result. It took
/ Starter Updegran several minutes to
silence the ones who insisted that Con
tractor had won.
The race was fast. In the second
heat the leader came within three
/ fourths of a second of the track record
i painted on the judges stand After
/ the first heat Silver H. who had one
second, was far behind and had no
| chance to win.
/ The results in order
Columbia Fire, E. G. Bohanan,
co miPset0i H J. F CLARK. Libsr-
silver H. J. w wallace, La
f Time. MI MI y. a:ioH. ANY.
Two Year-OId Trot-Purse $500.
Next year another track is going u
he smashed-unless the verdict of 10000
| spectators at the races yesterday fails
to materialize. The Right, owned by
l. E. Brown, Delevan, Ill, is the horse
| that will turn the trick. If this horse
had been urged at all Thursday the
/ racing world would have had new
| mark to paint on the wall Pulled
down to a near-Walk under the wire IN
| the second heat of the colt trot The
| Right made the mile in 2:20A. The
| worlds record in this class is 2:19S4- II
Driver Grub of The Right had felt the
i warm breath of horse behind him, n
would have sent The Right under the
Topeka wire in honor of another
1 worlds record breaker.
| Both heats of the colt trot went to.
The Right. The second money was d.
vided between Graham Be1line and The
Decision. Both horses earned il. 1t
was the opinion of the crowd that the
2-year-old trot Thursday afternoon ex-
hibited some of the prettiest horse flesh
seen in Kansas for many years The
colts are all corners.
The Right is a wonder. Steady even
under the whip. always going easy and
with a beautiful stride, this horse IS
due to create a sensation in the Swear
old class next year.
The result of this race:
The Right. L. E. Brown, Delevan,
- III r.;Y,ne Young 3 Nc. l
I TILE OIx1a 8
The Decision. L. E. Brown, Dele
van Ill =. z
Mildred Togo o. Stock Farm,
Blackwell. Okla. -....-:,.;;.-..- 3
! Anthony, Kan -----------.--- D D
Time-2:221z; 2;2oH-
2:2O Trot-Purse 5000.
Ramey Constantine had little trou-
: BILE in capturing the money IN the
twenty trot Grace Redlander took a
t hard fought second in two heats and
e in the third heat allowed Fair Exchange
r to capture the place and come IN foI
e the last division OF the purse. :,
5 in the first and third heats. Both
d heats were 2:1734-
The results in order:
e [Ramey Constantine-A. Thomas,
e st. Joe. 1
4 Grace Redlander-S. Hamilton,
e Shenandoah. Ia. --...-..-.....
t Fair Exchanged W. West,
, OCnSldAas CkA. = =
T Dandywood-B- Perry. Thayer,
Kan -.-......-.------- -------.--
t Corporal Hunter-F'rank irwin,
= Kansas City. No
= Tom SteadTnan=Tom Patton,
T Marceline, Mo -----..-----
f Time-2.17A; z.19; 2;17h-
Q So FurIongs-Purse $500.
Z Cavarone, the betting and genera
e favorite in this running race. was pull
{ ed down under the wire after the driv-
= er had led the entire distance arount
the track Cavarone has won a mum