Evening journal., 1911-07-21
BIG FIELDS GO
FOR The MONEY
May Case, Iowa Girl and
Green Pilot the Winners
Yesterday
CONSOLATION RACES
GO UP ON SATURDAY


The third days program Of the
Delaware Horse Show Association 8
first race meeting called out a crowd,
there being more spectators present
than on the two previous days COM
bined. The three races on the card
we're finished in IL heats that aver
aged 2.17 IA. thereby allowing the
people to get home in time for dinner.
The 2.23 trot and 2.20 pace had 81
entries eligible TO start. but only 13
showed up in the trot, while 10 started
in the pacing class.
May Case, by Judge Case, from Col
lingswood, N. j., had the speed OF the
field I'm the 223 trot and. won in
straight heats, but had TO reduce her
previous mark of 2.19 IA in the first
heat to 2171-4 to stall of Owen
O'Neil, by John G.. Carlisle.
Sheet Anchor, by Electric Bell,
owned by John McAnany, of Point
Breeze track, Philadelphia, was the
factor in the two succeeding heats,
finishing second in each and taking
second money. Jerome by Western
Horseman, was distanced in the first
h'oNr Ah' hAoI hRAo " bt nAoAllEulnH-
ed that way at the meeting, and May
Dillon, by Prince Eugene. got the flag
in the final heat
Twelve of the Is starters In the 2.20
pace wore topples, while three we're
free-legged. James Morris. owner Of
the Philadelphia trotting stallion
Major Forrest. PA IA, by General
Forrest -sRrang a-suFprise by APP
pearing behind Iowa Girl. an abso-
lutely green hoppled prospect by
Iowa Sentinel, the property of DR. II.
Heckenberger. of Catasauqua, Pa. The
mare had speed to burn and spread
eagled her field in easy fashion in
the three heats contested without ever
being headed. Her time was 220 IA,
2.1S IA, 2.21 Ia. she taking her maid
en- record OF 2.20 IA, in the first heat
and cutting this 10 Els IA I'm the sec
ond. Teddy SilW.rs, b. Free Silver.
made a play FOR the first heat and
then gave way 20 Rosewood, by Rus
sell B.. in A. H. Tysons string. He
tried hard to overtake Iowa Girl. but
lacked the speed. The gray gelding
won second money. Teddy Silvers
third, while King Rex, by George w.
Lederer, saved his entrance fee.
Charley NJ. by Patron Wilkes, and
Dinah, by Pilgrim, goth the flag in the
second heat, Joe Cotton having been
drawn from the fast company after
the first heat
Six outclassed PAGERS constituted
the field I'm the free-for-all mixed
class-horses with records from
! 2.04 IA TO 2.10 1-4-and they made a
sorry exhibition as compared with
their records, turning the two-lap
track in time ranging from 2.12 IA to
l21S Ia Alevanda. by Alexander. win
ner of the 2.11 pace on Tuesday in
212. 2.15 IA, ZIG, captured the two
opening heats I'm 2.143-4, 2.121-4
Green Pilot, with mark of 2.O5 IA
won the next three heats in PIP
2141-4, 21S1-4
Mark p. Wells. OF Philadelphia
owner Of the trotting gelding Lynn
Chimes. by Chimes, the colt that was
protested on age for the 3-year-olc
tSot on Tuesday by c. n Payne, O
Pitman, N. j., sent a manly letter e
President II. T. Wallace. apologizinl
for the error made in the colts age
which a veterinarian pronounced L
be a 4-year-old instead of 3 years
Wells stated that he had purchase,
the colt last season from John
Stafford, Of Philadelphia, who bret
the colt from his mar Lynn Bourbon
and had given the colts age at tn
time of sale as 2 years. Wells re
linuishes his claim on third none.
In the colt race and A. 3. Coke viii
be entitled to third money for Elec
tress Dillon, and fourth money viii
he divided between Libretto Queen
who finished 4, 6. and Aunt Nancy
6, A.
The races were continued toda,
with the 2.27, 2-18 trotting and 81
pacing classes on the card. On Satu
day the consolation classes for SIC
for the $50 class trotters and the %
PAGERS and probably another class wi
be decided
900 Trot; Purse $500; 3 in ).
4 May Case, b. m, by Judge
Case, 1etter ....-......... 1 1
/ Sheet Anchor blk. g., by Elec-
trio Bell. McAnany ...3 2
Owen O'Neil, b g., by John G.
Carlisle. Morris ......... 10
Bell Maid, oh. m, by Elwood,
Dopie. ........-.......
Mellow, b. s., by McEwen, Can
non .... ..-... ..-.......
Aurelia, b. m, by Nobel, Jami-
son .... -.........
Bird Eliza. CHI. m. by Peter the
Great, Paige .. ...... 8
L Bell Tier. b. s., by Lynne Bel,
: Lukens .........1O 10
: Lucy Van, b. m, by Anderson
Wilkes, Dutton O.. ...7 6
Roscoe L.. CHI. g.. by Allerton,
Padgett $500. ...... 3 3
= Lou Sar, b. M, by Wilstar, f.
Barnes .... o. .. .......ll IL ]
= May Dillon, br. m, by Prince