Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-13
UHLAN sMAsHES A RECORD
BiIlinRs' GeldinE Trots q Half Mile to
Harness I'm Fffty-SiN and
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CLEVELAND. o. Aus. 1.-THE grand
circuit races over the North Randall track
came TO a close yesterday. when c X
c. Billings trotting gelding Uhlan, stepped
half mile 70 wagon IN the open IN 0:5eA.
This broke the old record OF one minute
fiat established by Major Delmar over IN,
old Chenille track here on July 81. 1905
by three and three-fourths seconds.
Horsemen who Witnessed the attempt are
unanimously Of the opinion that had UhlAr
tried for the worlds trotting record, as Il
originally was announced he would do. he
would have set a new standard.
Mr.. Billings drove THAN. The start was
made from the half mile pole so that this
crowd might witness the finish in front
OF the grsndstsnd. DOC" Tanner the
trainer Of the gelding. drove a runner along
side. The first quarter was made in O:2Sl.
and the second in O;27A
Argot Hal was an easy winner In the
Tavern steak race for amateur reins-
men. carrying with il a purse of approx.
nately SOOO. This event was the real ciss-
sic Of the North Randall meeting.
Frank Jones. the Memphis horseman
drove Argot Hal. He had an easy task OF
it, as his charge went to the front at tbs
start Of both heats and maintained that
position without effort.
Ed tPop) Geers captured his first race
Of the meeting in the 2:2o trot. Jack Prom
Use took three straight heats in easy styl,
and captured both first and fourth moneys
when only himself, Nanah and Or. wilkes
finished the third heat. Pansy Silver. stand
ing to win second money. was distanced
and Uncon. fifth in the previous heats. was
ruled out
Psnsy Silver ran away In this heat and
dsshing through an open gate, threw both
herself and her driver, Vance Nuckois
Neither was seriously hurt
Peter Thompson, an outsider surprised
experts by winning the 3-year-old trottins
sweepstakes in straight heats. The event
was expected TO go to either Biene Holt OF
Lady Jay, but the latter did not act vel
and Biene Holt could not stand the pace
set by Peter Thompson. which showed sur.
prising speed.
| Lawrietta won the ais pace, the favor.
lite, Longworth B., only succeeding in get
ting fourth money Summary:
| Tavern Steak" 2:ls class trotting. anna
teur drivers, purse about 1900 two II
Argot Hal b. s., by Brown Hal (F. J.
Electric Todd, Dr. s., by Todd CMitcheIi
Robert Milroi, b g., by Milrei wat
Matte Allerton. b. m, by Anerton
] tEYanS) ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4
Ethel Lyon, blk, m, by Lima Bell, ia
Belle Toius, b, m, (BranniganJ. ......... DIS
Morning Light, br. g., q. E. Jones)... ds
Time: 2:0sX. 2Osst.
| Three-year-old class, sweepstakes, $500
/ added, two in three:
'Peter Thompson. b. c.. by Peter the
Great, (Serrtli) OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. l
Biene Holt, br. c, by Cochato (Gerrity)
LADY jay b. T. (Macyl. ...........,....... d
Young Mac. o. 8. tLaEell) ..,.-........... d
Time: 2;15N, 2:oe5.
swon first, third and fourth moneys
Class 2:e0, trotting, purse, $1,000 three il
sack Promise, b. g., by Fair Prom
Nanah, b. m, by Mckinney, (Mc-
<Donaid) ....,......,...............
br. Wilkes, b. g., by Or. John, CNc-
Ervine1 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 8
Pansy silver, ch. m, by Onward Sill
U Ssd. S Sn's s' By Biassn Prost9lj "a
Oakland Flobar, br. s., by Oakland
Baron, La1eil) ,.....................,,. DIS
Judith Wilkes, b. m, by Jim Wilkes,
tPatterson) ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. dS
Time: 2:lOl4. ASA. 2:12A.
sGets first and fourth moneys.
Glass ais. pacing, purse 1900, three /
five:
Lawristta, b. M. by Heir-at-Law.
PATTERSON ..........................5 I
Gazant. blk. m, by Beauzant,
Maxine Audubon. ch. m. by AUDI
bon Boy adyl.,.,..,,,...:.:...;.s
Jour Colonel. b. g. CJenks).......... 4ro
Mescal. b. m, (Benyo). ...,........ 5ro
Time: 2:lO1.. ann, 2:l2. 2:l2%.