Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-08-13
The 1hree-Year-old.

The field got the word after a very
little scoring. Derby Worthy driven
by Yeaton of Dover n. H., drew the
pole, DIR. Killborn. Tom Minton,
Todd's Echo and j. ID. s. scoring III
the order named. After coming down
the stretch once, the field was given
the word by Starter Merrill. Derby
Worthy at the pole took the lead and
was never headed. DR.. killborn held
second position until at the quarter,
when the black gelding broke, Willard
Icing unable to pull him down.
Tom Minton driven by Macy. the
youthful driver came from fourth
position at the three-quarter pole
coming under the wire length behind
Derby Worthy Todd's Echo and J.
d. s. fought it out to the wire for
third position, the Pine Tree Stables
entry nosing out the lay gelding. Der
| by Worthy stepped the mile IN 222i4
the second heat was Wen by j. d.
5, in 2.2oi. Derby Worthy taking the
lead at the start, followed closely by
| Todd's Echo. At the half Todd s
! Echo and Derby Worthy came to a
| bad break allowing J. d. S. to win
the heat Macy mp behind Tom Min
| WI htiS St1biids iytibS w VI tiiN TN -
DR.. killborn fourth, and Todd's Ech1
sixth
In the third and deciding heat in
this race, Derby Worthy broke the
State record for 3-year-old trotter
over "A half mile track, by steppin;
the mile in 2.19A.
2.to Pace.
The 10 stake pace for a purse of
$1,000 was marked by close finishes
| although Hal Mckinney the Call
California entry captured the race il
three straight heats.
| The field got the word with verr
| little scoring. Chimes Hal drew tn
pole Billy Patten in record position,
Bingas. Fred w. Hal Mckinney, AMI
Cheerful Charlie coming down the
stretch in the order named.
Billy Patten lead To the quarter
where Hal Mckinney took it away
frem him.
The bay horse won the heat in 2.10H
the fastest time made Cheerful Charlie
! finished fourth. keeping placed all the
way. The field was closely punched at
the three quarter pole, Fred w. COM
| ing under the wire second. with Billy
itlfli ii CIbSt itiIu- fplflStdS anu
Chimes Hal finished fifth and sixth re-
| spectfuily.
The second heat in this class proved
10 he The most interesting and the clos
eSt fought of the day. Bingcas captur-
ed the pole from Hal Mckinney at the
| quarter and led the field to the stretch,
but Russell driving Hal Mex inney,
| cutstepped the bay horse and Wen cas-
| lily. Fred w. took second position from
| Bingas and Cheerful Charlie was
fourth. Billy Patten fifth and Chimes
Hal sixth. The time was PIP Hat.
I The Mckinney horses strength and
! stamina told in the third heat, captur-
ing the race and money This heat was
hard fought throughout Billy Patten
| ana Fred w were neck and neck at the
| Quarter, but Cheerful Charlie had the
| goods and finished in second position.
| ellis, driving Billy Patten, did some
teaming ON the home stretch but land
| ed third. BingaS broke at the first
| quarter and finished sixth, Chimes
| Hal taking fifth. The time of this de-
| Gliding heat was 2.11h. Fred w. took
second money, Cheerful Charlie third,
and Billy Patten fourth
Is d y PIG Pace.
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The concluding race on tire program
was the i2.16 stake pace for Il purse of
$1,000. Won. in straight heats by KAYAK.
Lady Hal Grew the pole, the other
horses in @the field getting the word
in the following order: Joe X, second,
LADY Ebert third, Ethel 5. fourth,
The Builder fifth, KAYAK sixth and
Mercer G., the Augusta entry seventh.
Lady Hal led to the half, followed by
Lady Ebert, with The Builder in third
position. KAYAK, the gray horse. by a
wonderful burst Of speed, came up into
first position at the three quarter
pole and won the heat in 2.1412. Joe
X. and Ethel S. fought it out to the
wire, the former coming under second,
with Ethel s close third The Build