The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-09-27
NEWS OF THE TURF

Columbus. O.. September 26-,John Dick erson. who last year won the Horse Re- view s-year-od trotter, with Atlantic Express. repeated today with Adlon who is owned by c. H. Ruddock of New York. The winner was the first choice and lar1d- ed in straight heats in face of brilliant op- position from Brighton B. and Manrico. Five heats were required to decide the free-f for-all trot. During this race, for which Dudie Archdale was the favorite, Grace reduced her own record to 2so4& and made a worlds mark for a fifth trot- ting heat when she won the deciding mile In 2:o6%. All were close.
 Don Pronto, going the first heat of the 2.o5 pacs in 2:o3a4, made the fastest mile of the week He did not come back at Branham Baughman with as much speed, and the Cox pacer won.
 Mack's Mack was selected to win the 2.15 trot over IA other starters. He could not be kept always in a trot and generally finished in the ruck. Rainbow, driven by Bort Shank of North Randall. won the first two heats. and in the third was beaten out by Jean Arion, which got the fourth away from Glendalt after Rainbow made a break near the finish This race will be resumed at noon Friday. Sum- mary.
 Billy Burke. br. h.. by Silent
 Brook fMcDonald) ......... 3 Brace Circle, bm. (McMahan) 1 A
 Time: 20s; 2:o4%; 2:o6; 2:o7ts; 20S74.
 Horse review futurity, 3-year-old trot- ters, two in three, s65oo:
 Adoln, b. O, by Axworthy (Dick-
 erson) .....-..................... l Brighton B. bg. (Andrews) ......... 2 8 sManrico, b. c. (Durfee) .............. Princess Todd, blk. f. (Murphy) ...... 4
 Mahomet Watts, Fair Virginia, Junior Watts, Tregantles Nell and the Earnest also started.
 *-Divided second and third money.
 Time: 2:o9i4; 2:osA.
 9:o5 class pacing. three in five, purse $12oo:
 Branham Baughman, b. h.. by
 Wilkes (Cox) ...............,..... Don Pronto, blk. h., by The Di-
 rector General Durfee) ....... 1 2 2I Peter the Second, br. h. (valen-
 tine) .......-.... .............. Sl Heir at Law First, blk. h. Shack
 elton) ............. ............-..-
 Time: 2:Gs&. 2:o51A; 2:06s4 2:o414-
 215 class trotting, three in five, purse $1200, unfinished: Rainbow, 8. g.. by Axtell
 (Shanky) ............ ............ 1 8 Jean Arfon, b. m., by Arion
 tGray) .-.-......... .............. Black Cat, b. m. Ray) ....- 2 6 Glendale, b. g. CShackelton) ... 5 9 2
 Flying eet, Mack's Mack. Decoration, Baron Aberdeen, Doctor Wilkes, Judge K. Fitzpatrick, William L.. Snyder, Photograph, Lord White and Lue 0, also started.
 Time: 2.10l4 213 2:10A; 2:12A.
 To beat 2:08A trotting.
 Margaret Parrish. b. m., by Vice Con- modore (Andrews), won.
 Time: 2:06h.
 Arion Bond, br. h.. by The Bondsman tConroy), won.
 Time: 2;11.
 Baltimore. September 26-States Attor- ney General Poe today sent to the clerk of the circuit court of Harford county notice of the states appeal from the de- cision of Judge Harlan, granting an in- junction restraining the sheriff of that county from serving warrants against bookmakers who are operating at the race track at Havre de Grace.
 Within a few days, said MT. Poe he will institute quo warranto proceedings as directed by Governor Goldsborough to test the title of the Harford county racing commission to the offices they now hold