The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-11
RECORD SMASHED

Cleveland August 1O.-Another record was smashed at the North Randall Grand Circuit races today. The three miles of the free-for-all championship pace, with such speeders Independence Boy, Earl, Jr.. The Eel and Evelyn w.. contending were paced respectively in 2:01H. 2.o21a and 2:0SA, worlds record for pacing three heats in race.
 The first heat, paced in 2:o11s, in addi. ton to being the speediest mile ever paced on the North Randall track, stands as the fastest paced of the year. Independence Boy, the favorite, had to extend himself to the limit to beat Earl, Jr, and The Eel. He clipped two seconds from his former record of 2:o31a made at Lexing- ton, Ky, last year. The final quarter of this heat was paced in 29 seconds flat
 The second heat resulted in another fast mile. Independence Boy broke on the stretch and Earl, Jr., came under the wire first in 2:O21s.
 Earl, Jr.. showed remarkable strength in the final heat, winning the heat and consequently first money
 With Anvil. the favorite drawn from the Ohio stake race because of a lame foot, Belvasia was made the favorite. She broke at the three-quarter pole and was beaten out by Louis Forrest. In the sec- ond heat she beat Louis Forrest in a driving finish. She could not repeat, how ever, and Stroller won by half length This being a three heat race, Louis For rest won first money, Belvasia seconc money, Stroller third and CharHe Thomas fourth.
 High Admiral made Charlie Mitchell the favorite, work hard to win rhe first heat of the 2:14 trot. The same horses fought it out in the second and third heats, High Admiral each time finishing second, although several length to the rear
 Cascade and Lad Willow were the chief contenders in the 2:1S trot. Gau Audobon, favorite, finished a poor fourth.
 Cascade won in straight heats.
 It was announced late in the afternoon that Uplan, instead of attack the worlds trotting to sulky tomorrow, which will be closing day of the meeting, would try to lower the worlds trotting record for a half mile to wagon in the open. Sum- maries:
 The Championship. free-for-al pace; 5000 added; two heats
 I Independence Boy, oh. g., by This
 tie Murphy) ...................... 4 2 The Eel, gr. S., by Gambolier (Mc-
 Ewenl ........................... 25 Evelyn w., b. m., by Thespy
 (ShankO ..........................
 Major Mallow, the Abbe and Ess Kay started. Time, 2:011a 2:0215, 2:03A.
 The Ohio stake, PIP trot; purse, s500O; three heats:
 Louis Forerst blk. g.. by General
 Forrest (McDonald) .............. 1 2 3 Belvasia, b. m., by Bingen (Mur-
 phy) .......................... Stroller, ch S., by Allerton CMc-
 DeYitD ........................... Charlie Thomas, gr. g., by Keller
 Thomas (MitchelD ................ 4 1
 Wilmering, Al Stanley, Douglass Mc- Gregor Lady Greengoods. Dorothy Hans boro and Anvil started Time, 2:06is. 2:06i4, 2:O7a4.
 The 2:14 trot; purse. $10oO; three in five: Charley Mitchell, ch. g., by Mar
 vicious (Murphy) observation-disclosures. l l High Admiral, blk s., by Admiral
 Dewey (Geers) ..................... Lazarus, b. g., by Ashland Dorn
 (MuckeD ........................... Monte Wilkes, br. g., by Cash
 Mont (Abrams) ....................
 Ava Dillon. Fuzz Johnson, Nance and Oxford Boy started. Time. 2:11A, 2:08K, 2:07A.
 The 2:Os trot; purse, 5000; three in five: Cascade, ch s., by The Peer (Murphy) .......................... Lady Willow, br. m., by Minatour (Geersl .......................','. Queen Lake, br. g., by Lake (Rosemire) ......................... Gay Audubon, ch. C., by Audubon Boy (McMason) .................... . Edwin c. and May Grave started. Time, 2:O9A, 2:0sA, 2:09.