The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-14
JOE BOY STUMBL ES.
INJURING DRIVER
Dan Leary Spilled in Front of Grandstand in
First Heat of Second Race-Big Fields but
Racing Not as Exciting IS on
Previous DAYS.

| with six classy harness events sched-
uled for yesterday the racing authori-
/ ties at the Fair Grounds gave the tall
ent run for its money. But one thing
marred the days sport. Dan Leary.
| driving Joe Boy, in the second race OF
the day, the 2:l0 pace, was painfully
but not seriously hurp when his horse
stumbled while scoring, just after the
word had been given. and fell Marie
Bradley and Our Doctor. in the second
tier. went over the fallen horse and
| Leary was pinned to the ground. None
| of the horses was hurt.
| The race. after the first heat. was
never in doubt. ST. Anthony winning in
three straits after finishing second in
the first. Excel, winner of the tirst
heat got second money, with Our Doc
tor third, despite his bad getaway in
the initial setto and Ellen Brown cap
| turing the small end of the purse.
| The first race was a walkaway for
Keen Worthy who won In two straigh
heats. Boski was second with Prince
Athel third. The third race was gath
cred in by King Redwood. who was
| challenged in only one heat. the sec
ond. when, after being boxed. he finish
ed a good third. Alfonso was second,
scoring a first in the second heat Sir
/ Thomas Upton was third and Hickory
Girl fourth
Ashline Joe SURPRISED every one by
losing the 2:2O pace. after winning
| the first two heats handly. Andy H..
an added starter. finishing sixth in the
first heat, captured the last three with
| ease and got the big end OF the purse.
| This was by far the best race OF the
day and created the one bit of excite
ment. Little Belle got third and Sill
yer Cup forth.
| Empire King. belonging to the mil
iionare owner, C. w. Lasell. scored
| again yesterday in the AGA trot, breez
Ing home ahead of his field in all
three heats. pulled up He never had
! to extend himself. Anna C. was sec
| ond and Berka third The last race
was just as easy. for Alice NJ. being
another straight heat affair, with Helen
Coastman, Afargie W.. and Judge I'm
ishing in the order named
This will be big day for those who
enjoy the runners. six events have
been framed for the talent and bis
fields will face the barriers in each
event The very best horses at the fair
will be on the track Following is the
summary Of yesterdays races, with the
entries for to-day.
First race--three-yea olds and un.
der; trot; purse $500; best two in three
Keen Worthy. CHI. g. Ak
worthy, j. D. Gray...... IL
Boski. b. s., Komura, j. D. c.
koogle ................ 20
Prince Athei. b. g.. Sidney
Prince, J. ID. Gray. ..... 80
Jim Red, b. s.. Red Leo. Wal
ton Farm .............. ID
Little Bertha. br. IN. senator
Axworthy Southwest Train
ing Company ............ Dis.
Time of heats, 2:22 Ia, 2:26l-4
Second race-2:10 pace; purse 5000
} best three in five.
st. Anthony. Percy Burnham.2 /
Excel. CHI. g. HaXall, James
Our Doctor. C. g., Anderson
wilkes. Geo. G. stiles. 2 s
Ellen Brown, b. m. Silent
J Brook. Herman Tyson. .....3
Mary Ann. b. m. Sidney
Prince. w. D. O'Connell. ...6 8 TIC
Marie Bradley, br. m. Bland
!, SEQ. C. B. lousy. 6 r c
, Joe Boy, blk. g, Millerton.
Dan Leary DIS
J Alto Clark, CHI. g.. Alto La
burn, Edge Hill ..........4 8 re
Carrie S.. br. m. Barron
Dillon. Jr.. S. E. Ewing....7 re
J Time OF heats, 2:12 IA. 2:1o IA. 2:1
) ga. 2:121
: Third race-2:16 trot: stake: purs
$4,000; best three in FIVE.
! King Redwood, b. s., Red King
: r. Y. irwin ................1 3 !
. Sir Thomas Upton. blk. s..
Letcher. R. H. Tyson. ......2