The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-09-17

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pace, who stepped the mile in 2:09h.
Mamie Ray took one and one-haif
seconds OF the track record for running
four and one-half furlongs. She Gid it
in Sc seconds.
The big grandstand was crowded to
its capacity with the largest crowd that
ever turned out to a racing program.
and before the first race started all the
programs had been sold, owing to the
fact that the crowd was so much larger
than the program man had anticipated
For the rest Of the week, beginning
today, racing will begin at 1 o'clock
and will continue until darkness inter-
feres If the double programs cannot be
completed before.
First Heat 2:11 Pace.
In the frs. heat OF the 2:11 pace,
Black Squaw, owned by T. s. Hutton
Of Kansas City, q rank outsider. equal
ed the track record and defeated Dan
Mac. the favorite. by a good strong
lead. Time-2:09H. Dan Mac. the
favorite. and Peggy Jim were SO close
when they came under the wire for
second place that the judges were
forced to a decision and gave the place
to Dan Mac, placing Peggy Jim in
third place. Dan Mac is owned by G.
H. White Of Melvern, Ia, and Peggy
Jim by M. G. Strickland Of Chanute.
The heat betting was 10 to 1 against
Black SQuaw.
Miss Banner Feed, b. M, owned by
e. H. Haley Of Memphis. Tenn. won
the first heat of the 2:14 trot at state
Mason. his first defeat this year.
Time-2:13x. Mitchtellion, c. h..
owned by J. H Thomas Of St Joseph
was second, and William J., b. g.. own
ed by w. H. Liggett Of Herington,
Kan, was third. Miss Banner Feed
got away in nice style and simply put
Governor Mason out Of the running
in the first half mile. making it in
1:O3A The odds in the betting were
100 to against Mitchtellion and about
even money on Miss Banner Feed.
In the second heat. Miss Banner
Feed won easily with Mitchtellion Sec
ond and Governor Mason third.
Miss Banner Feed made the second
record by one-fourth Of a second. The
former record, 2:121k, was made at
the fair last year by a Colorado horse.
First Heat 2-Year-Old Pace.
In the first heat of the 2-year-old
pace veanee, owned by F. S. Stice of
Swan Creek, I'LL, won in a walk. Time
-2:24. Lee Leyburn. owned by Bow
Ter & Marsh of Ottawa, was second.
a az G. w. C.: Owned ,r,sd by U.s. G, c; W.ssle
easy favorite in the betting.
The summary of Wednesdays
events:
2:14 TROT.
Miss Banner Feed, E. H. Reed,
N10mQn1S, ICnu.
Mightellion. A. L. Thomas. st.
VIM. j.. W. H. Liegett. Herring
Gov. Mason. /. F. Carter.
4ime: s;1sx. s:i ;., s:lsx.
2:11 PACE.
Dan Mac, G. H. White,
Malvern, Ia. ...........2 II
Black SQuaw, T. s. Hutton,
Kansas iCty, Mo. ......1 2 S 81
Peggy Jim, M. G. Strick-
land, Chanute, Kan. ....3 4 3.
Sir Lain, w. G. Beazley,
Syracuse, Kan. ........4 s 8 Al
J. w. Wilkerson. G. NJ.
Simmons. Harrisonville,
Daisy Dorf. c. B. Diilen-
beck, E1Dorado, Kan. ..5 dist.
Lambrule, Leon Henderson
Memphis, Tenn. .........6 dist.
Time-2:osA. 2:10h. 2:11A.
2:10h.
2-YEAR-OLD PACE.
veance. F. S. stice. swancreek.
Lee Leyburn. Bowler & Marsh i'
G. W. C.. G. G. weeele. Topeia..s 3
Silkalene. w. E. Glass. Marshall.
Hattie Parole. c: G. Furne... OF
Dan Onward. w. s. Sprecher,
Pittsburg, Kan. ....... dist
Time-2:24. 2:27A.
2:3O TROT.
italian Aubrey, A. L. Thomas,
ursan s1s' j. NO e. Graves. indie.
pendence, Mo. ....2 8
Jack Flash, w. B. Craig, Riley,
Kan. 2
Pat Patrol, Tom Erwin, Spring
field. Mo: 4 q
Alene G., b. M. Bliss, Mus
kogee, Okla. 5 s s
Judge Spencer. A. L. Thomas,
ST. Joe, Mo. .......... dist.