Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-10
FEATURE
EVENT TODAY MAY
Be A SENSATION
BY WALTER E. ERLER.

The 5 1000 2:24 trot will be the feature
at the Parkway meeting today, and
the race will doubtless be a sensation
al one. In it the bay stallion Border
Guard, by Border Knight, who has
trained a mile better than 2:15, will
meet Bistan, Todd Swift and Lady
Katrina, which have raced well and
trained about as fast as the Phillips
entry.
On paper it would look almost like
anybody's race, yet the winner will
have to step three very merry miles
for the first division of the purse.
The 2:15 t~rotters and the 2:17 PAGERS
will finish out the days program.
The stake for 2:15 PAGERS was great,
and while it witnessed the overthrow of
Borelli, the favorite and high-class
PAGER in all that the term implies.
Miss Overlook won on her merits and
Borella was not beaten until the last
horn blew. The highly-touted Cen
triana looked like a mutt after the
third heat when she was ruled out.
The local entry, Edward r., went a
good, game race, and was on his good
behavior all the way, although he was
a trifie shy on speed.
Nv lANtlC LAY AiihlSy 1kth 1ON Noo
easily the class in the f~ree-for-all-
pace. Baron Whips in no way classed
with Red Bow yesterday, and the
drive he got by Tom Berry did not
help his chances for victory in the
least.
The roar stallion, Cecilian King, saw
the banner drop In the first heat. Yum
debar, a handsome brown son of Oak
land Baron, won the 2:25 pace after
dropping the opening session to Lady
Jay. Arlie b. was the contender in
the extra final heats, but the brown
stallion appeared invincible. and at no
stage of the game was he subjected
to any anxious movements.
Starter Fred Upton made a show of
Bud Murray, who offered an insulting
remark after the final heat of the 2:15
pace. Fred demanded an apology or
suspension and the judges most justly
sustained him. and the ungentlemanly
trainer of the Delafrled stable was
forced to make a public apology or be
suspended. 1t is doubtful whether the
method employed will make an impress
sion on a rowdy of the Murray type,
and he should have been suspended
and heavily fined on the spot. The
summaries:
Free-for-all Pace; Three in Five; 500.
Red Bow, b. M, by Redfeld
(Rhodes) l l i
Baron Whips. CHI. g. Derry ....... 2 3
Bell ,Vara Boy, blk. g. Hollen-
beck) 4 2
Dan s.. b. g. Chambers .......... dis
Cecelian King, no. h. (Brusle).... dis
Time. 2:10, 2:11A, 2:11A.
2:15 Pace; Three in Five; Stake, $1,000.
Miss Overlook, blk. M, by
Overlook (Brusie) ....,......S ! 1 1
Borelli, b. &. Hinds). ....... 2 2 2
Edward r., blk. b. (Berry).....2 B s 4
Foote Prince, CHI. h. (Pitman).. 3 3 3
Sadie Hal, blk. m. CrerrilD 80. 8 8 70
Gentriana, b. H.. (Murray)..... 4 no
lockwood, br. M. Post)........ 6 7 5 70
Billiken, oh. 6. (Sadd) ........s. 6 70
Lula Hunt, b. m. (Burke). 80. . 8 no
Dick Mason, blk. g. (Clarke). q. 10 dis
Time, 2:l6h, 2:l2A, 2:14A, 2:14k.
2:25 Pace; Three in Five; $500.
Vunderbar. b. h., by Oakland
Baron CHandy) ............... l l l
Miss Jay, br. m. Burch). ..... 1 3 2 4
Arlie B., b. g. (Crozier) ....... 6 2 3 2
Montauk Dillon. CHI. h. (Magee) 2 5 5 3
The Earl, b.. G. (James) .,.....3 s 70
Erline Wilkes, br. m. (~Young).10 4 4 no
Dorothy s., b. m. (McCoy)... 5 8 Z 70
Waterville Lad, br. g. (Rigley) 6 6 70
Belleta, b. m. (Leece)........n 10 8 70
Renetta Hal, e., m. Derry. 4 s dr.
Luxo. blk. h.. (May).......... dr.
Katherine M, blk. m. (Hen-
driokson) ...........-..... Y dis
The Mark. b. &. Brown 49,. dis
Time, 2:1S1A, 2:1TA. 2:16A. 2:2014.