Evening journal., 1913-11-03
MONEY WINNERS
THIS YEAR ON
FAIR CIRCUIT
Thomas Berry Leads Drivers,
MOeIIa the TrOtterS, cnd
Edna HamIin the PAGERS
MANY DELAWARE
HORSES CLEAN UP

The big fair racing season, which clos
ed at Frederick, Nd, was one of the
most successful in recent years. While
the racing at some points was not as
Hast as seen in former seasons, the
avents were well contested and furnish
led good sport. For ten weeks horsemen
et eastern Pennsylvania, New Jersey,
lptloware and Maryland have been
Ffcsted to some unusually keen trotting,
lptcing and running races.
l'ive OF the ten big fairs encountered
1thu. as follows; Lebanon. Pa; Philadel-
phia county fair Trenton. n. j.. Mount
Holly and the closing point. Frederick,
Md The first fairs which ere iortu-
mute in drawing clear weeks for their
Exhibitors were; kutztown. Pa; Potts
t.aen. Pas Wilmington, Del; Allen
tReh Pa. and Hagerstown, Md.
Tile fastest heat paced during the fair
aces was the 2.00i= heat, by Joe Boy,
q su of Millcrton, In the third heat OF
tie free for-all race at the Pottstown
mile track. This is Joe's present record.
The best heat made over a hnlf-milc
tteck was AZ Allentown. where Joe Boy
apll Ella Ambuhtor. by Ambnlator,
c,ch won heats in 2.O7h I'm the free-for-
an The fastest heat trotted on the cir
cttt was in 2.l2h, by Moella by Mabel,
IN the 2.l3 class trot at the pottstown
fair races. and by Archcen. by Toureno,
iutbc 2l7 class trot at the same place.
Tic fastest mile trottcd over the half
milo tracks was in 2l41a, by Moolla and
Beau Ashton by Prince Ashton at Al,
Icntown and by Starlight Mckinney, by
Mckinney. at Hagerstown, Nd.
AT Lebanon. Pa the opening point,
LNun Chimes. by Chimes, won the fast
est frot. the 2.l7 class. in 2.l0H 2.2O
aud 22l Media Schnell by Expedition,
won the fastest pace the 2.l5 class. each
heat In 2.l5h while Willie Worthy,
bv Ward Worthy. trotted the fastest
race in 2.l0M, 2lSA, 2lSA. Archeen
trotted the fastest race at Pottstown,
2.l41. 2.l2H. 2l2H Exall, by HaNhall,
paced the fastest winning race. his three
thenis being in 2.OSN. 207M, 2.07ia' his
present record. Miller Boy, by Precur-
sor. trotted the fastest race at Will
minoton, DEL 2l6N, 2l7, 2.lSh Bill
William by Prince March paced the
fastest race. each heat in 2.l4h.
Uila b.. Argot Wilkes, paced the
fateet race at Mount Holly, n. j.. IN
2f2 IL, 2.12 1-2, 2.15. Starlight Nc
Kinney, by Mckinney. trotted the best
race in 2.17, 215 IA, 216 AT Tren-
ton n. j., Greatest Line. by Great
Heart. vol the fastest pace in I'll
>zsfI 5ef 215 IA. and Myth, by Peter
the Great. trotted the best race In
217 IA, 217 Ia. 216 IA Moella
won the fastest trot at Allentown in
PA IA. 2.16 1-2. 215 II. and Ella
Ambulator paced the best race. her
beats being in 2.O7 IL. 2.0S IL. EOS.
At the Philadelphia County Fair
races Joe Boy. by Millerton. paced
the fastest races in 2.13 IA. 211 Ia.
2.15 Ia. and Miller Boy, Precursor.
trotted the best race in Eli IA, for
sarh heat At Hagerstown, Md, kX-
alfS paced the best races in EOS. 2.10,
2oR "a. and Starlight Mckinney trot-
ted 1.-THE fastest races in 2l5 IA,
PA IA. PA Ia At Frederick. Md.
Kelly won races in 21S IA. 216 IA.
21q l-2. Ella Ambulator paced the
fRstcst race al this point in rather
slow time
Tho leading money-w winning driver
on this years circuit was Thomas
BrYre Of Flemington. \. j.. who put
Si0 90 his credit Edward McGrath,
fottstown. Pa. was second with
S24ln Daniel Leary. Of West Ches.
i tcT pa is credited with $3.50 Johr
+ White ol Wilmington. Is a big win
! naz- sith $1,000. and Powell Peacock
4 philadelphia, won 1880.
Among the largest money-winnin
tr,tters were Moella. by Nobel. 4
4 tho Pottstown stable. with S725 Mytl
3 hs=Peter the Great. from New Yorl
Nlf 500. The Zombro belle.
u Zombro from Paoli. also won $40
and three-year-old record at Potts
Z toH7. OF 213. Deed Tinker by Syn
bd4ser. won $500. Beau Ashton.
3 Prince Ashton. landed $3.50. Anon
the PAGERS raced at some II the aboN
fairs. Edna Hamlin. by Lorenzo Ian
jim -won $500 Ella Ambulator,
3 'Ambulator, also a New Jersey pace
Won Ss75. Exall by Haxhall. fro
Potistown. won $3.50, and his chit
rira1 on the Fair Circuit, Joe Bo
rom West Chester, Pa. won S725.
John Toy, of Philadelphia. wo