Evening journal., 1914-09-10
Spill PUTS race
DRIVER IN Peril
Peter Q. and Marion D. Col
lide Hurting Stuttgen
Who Escapes
MILE. BEDFORD
WINS IN STRAIGHTS

An event not down on the card took
place at the race meeting at Wawaset
Park yesterday afternoon, and gave
a thrill to the hundreds of spectators,
who crowded grandstand and paddock.
In the first heat of the third race.
the 22O pace, n. E. Ford's Peter Q.
and Frank Stuttgen's Marion D. came
together and Stuttgen escaped death
by leaping from his sulky over the
pack of his entry He was uninjured.
AT the time of the accident, Marion d.
was just behind the two leaders and
closely pressing both for first place.
In an attempt to come from behind
Peter Q was sent to the front with a
rush. The anipal was taken too close
to Stuttgen' SNARE and struck the an
imal in glancing fashion. Ford's horse
went down while Stuttgen toosed aside
the ribbons and jumped to safety. Pet
er Q was disqualified.
Racing was Of high order and thor
oughly enjoyed by all. The fields were
we'll balanced and the slightly chilling
wind which swept the course seemed
to put both horses and drivers on edge.
Herman Tyson, of Newark, scored
again when his studry racer. Sadie,
Penn, romped home in the second heat
and won the 2.17 trot Sadie was hus-
tied to the front in the opening heat
and won, repeating in the second dash
In the third heat Sadie was out of
the money, but came back in the
fourth, showing the way home and
taking the purse.
Millie Bedford, an Eastville. Va,
horse, fell on a feather pillow in the
219 pace, grabbing three heats with
out a break. Millie showed speed and
class. Grace Maechael, the Tyson en-
try, did her best, but did not have
enough. Grace was in second place
when the judges spoke. Directum
Delmar was not much. after the initial
run, for he dropped from second to
fourth.
The last race went to Marion D., af-
ter five heats Marion took three
firsts. one place and q show Star
Peter, son of Peter The Great, and an
Edge Moor, Delaware, entry, hustled
for the money, but was short. HOke
Prince set a terrific pace in the first
heat. but seemed spent on the remain
ing dashes
The summary.
= Event No. I, 2.l9 Pace-Purse $500.
Mile Beford oh. m, by Bed
ford, Nottingham, Eastville.
Va. ...........-.....l
Grace Maechael ch. m, by
Pan Michael, H. Tyson, New
ark, Del. ..... ..........42 .
Directum Delmar. blk. h, by
Directum, A. H. Tyson. Will
mington, Del. ........ ........2
+ Joe Promise. b. g., by Fair
Promise, Eldridge, Whining
ton, Del. ..... ....... .....3 3 dis
Time. 2.21 1-2. 2.17 IA, 219 Ia
Event No. ?, 2.17 TrOt-Purse $500
Sadie Penn, b. m, by VIII
liam Penn, H. Tyson,
Newark, Del. .........-.1 1 I
Kelly, br. g., by Mansfield
Medium, Davis, Mt. Hol-
ly, n. J. . ......3
Bon Ton, br. h., by The
Bondsman. Jester, Raj
eigh, n. c. ...... ......2 2
Ora Society, blk. m. by Ora
Wilkes, F. Brasenne, Balti-
more. Md. ... ............4 3
Singerly Wilkes, blk. s., by
Cresto Wilkes, w. 4. Men
dinhall, Hockessin, Del. &C.. dis
Tie, 2.19 1-2, 219 IA, PIG IA, PIG l..
Event No. 3, 2.20 Pace-PurSe 500
Marion D., b. m, by
Bensant, Stuttgen, Waver-
ly Park, n. j. .........3 1
Star Peter. ch. h.. by Peter
Great, White, Edge Moor,
Del. ... ... ........2 2
Hoke Prince, b. g. by