Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-07-27
RACES
AT WILMINGTON
Harry J.. S., Owned by How
ard Tyson, Is a Dis
appointment.

i1hI.>IION Oei,, July Zf.-f1Ne
close and exciting races featured the
last days program of the annual mid
summer four days meet of the Della
var Horse Show Association Ut
Wawaset Park yesterday afternoon.
In addition to the regular program OF
three races there was a postponed
event from yesterday n an unfin-
ished race. which furnished a big
surprise.
Local horsemen had pinned their
faith to Harry J. s., owned by Fl. R.
Tyson, of Newark, who won two
heats Thursday, and was regarded as
a sure winner yesterday. After the
five heats Thursday afternoon the
black horse did not have the strength
to repeat. aid Miss Kusham, a
bay mare by Kusham, and owned by
the Bright View Farm, of Colesville.
Md, after winning the second heat
Thursday, took the two heats yester-
day in easy fashion, although the
time was slow because of a heavy
track after Thursday nights rains.
Fl. r. Tyson's roam horse. Dillon
Gentry. by Baron Dillon. won the
postponed event, the 2:25 pace, in
straight heats, in two of them step
ping the mile in 2:19A.
Paquita Bell, a bay mare, by Nobel
owned by EIberhard vollmer. of
Trenton, showed that she could come
back for. after winning second money
In her class on Tuesday, the first day
of the meet, she won the 2:2I trol
yesterday afternoon in straight heats
after finishing seventh and second in
the first and second heats. In tn,
third heat of this race while rounl-
ing the second turn, F~airweather, q
rbay horse owned by C. N. Payne, OF
Pitman, which was leading, broke
and w. B. Briggs's bay horse Elmo
which was close up, put his FOO
through the outside wheel of Payne
sulky, causing it to crumple up
Payne was thrown several feet and
Fair Weather ran away. He circIed
the track four times before he took
a head on the backstretch and was
captured. Payne was uninjured. The
sulky vas demolished In this heat
the horses were placed by the judges
owing to unavoidable interference
go lime a Ody AhdiC (WHICH ny
Prime Wright. of New Preston, Conn.
woh 'ne -'io .lo,' ana =. 4. tuna :
black horse Directneer won the 2:1S
pace.
Unfinished Race, 2;2o Trot; Purse, $500.
Miss Kusham, b.
M. Dy husnam
W ..-..6 l ]
Harry ]. s.. blk. h.
fEves) ~-..---..4 l 10 l
ps sritR asIass. 5. ! 10 Il
tGarretsonl 4 3
Flying Feet, Dix. m.
eRyan, .... 3 no.
H. r. Tysonj....s san 70.
Davis IS ! 70.
Lucy Van, b. M.
Brook Leonard, b.
b. .Morris) 1;.;.l0 . 70.
Don Pizzaro, III. b.
g; tSmith).;....-H II s no.
Davis -. 10 70.
Time; 2;lsA. 2:isA, 21sA, 2:1sA, 2:2O
Postponed Race, s:25 Pace; Purse, $500.
Dillon. Gentry, no. h., by Baron
Dillon tTyson) v..-.."... !
Lady Hughes, b. m. ~(Browerl.. 2 II Il
queen siurict W. Ill. tMuiliiieuJ.- ~ a
Marlin, b. K. lShreve)........ II 4 +.
doke Nlaiu, u. N, VCaseyl..,.. +!
Babe Allerton. b. M. (Robinson) s 0 Il
Ophella Direct, b.. m. Erskine). II {
st. Elmo. br. G. tSatterfeld).. 8 !
Easter BE sure, %. n. tMarrlnefD 3 ~ =
Velda NJ, b. m. tRyan)......... II
Lady March, b. m. Finkl....... 3 8 L
Iime-2l9A, z:2oA, .2:ls4.
First event, Fridays program:
2:27 Trot: Purse, $500.
Paqulte beile, ID. H., Dy
Miller mHSei Boy, br. Z. pIysoni 3 8 : 5 .
Nettie Dewey, b. m. iRosel 4 6 3 5
Gazeta. blk. m. (Snedeker) 4 ro
RRaannie Dell. BLK m' Ma,
haffeyl .................5 Z s s 70