Evening journal., 1915-07-23
PIERETTE VICTOR
IN WAWASET RACE
Naubeek Farm Entry Takes
First in 3-Year-0ld Colt
Event Here
SELLERS D. WINS
THE FEATURE EVENT

The summer meet Of the Delaware
Horse Show Association closed yetter-
day afternoon over the Wawaset half
mile track With well-contested events
on the card. The colt race for three
year-olds was a star event The Pier
retee from Naubeek Farm won the
event in straight heats. scoring a
maiden record of 2.23 IA. Siliqua,
from this city, was always a factor
and showed we'll.
Thirteen trotters drew for positions
in the 2.30 class race, and according
to conditions at this meet they were
divided into two divisions, TO race one
heat for the first five in each division
to qualify for the purse race. The
winner of the race in which the ten
lucky ones started was the Maryland
entry, Krona. He lost the opening
heat but came back strong, and out
trotted King Charles, the winner of
the first heat, to the wire in-good form.
taking new record of 2.1S IA.
The free-for-ail pacing race brought
four fast sidewheelers to the wire.
The Reading entry, Sellers D., proved
to have the speed of the lot and won
the race from Mary Ellen in straight
heats. Joe Boy and Alice NJ the other
two starters, we're never serious fac
tors in the race.
The 217 class pace produced a field
OF hve starters, and resulted in a
spirited contest between May Bird.
the winner, and Crystal Lewis and FL
sic R., always factors in the race. The
finishes were so close that the result
was in doubt until the wire was pass
ed. The winner was forced to equal
her record and the Lewis horse won
second money.
Trot for s-Year-Olds, Purse $500.
The Pierette, 2. e.. by Peter the
Great (Elonfeld) ............. l
siliqua. b. e., by Siliko Wills Nc
DoWell) ..................... 2
wawsset, b. c.. by vinvolo
Nhlte) ...--.............. 3
Colorells. b. f.. by Colorado E.
Bedworth Chief b. h., by Bed
worth tDoughertyl ...... 5
Edna D.. b. f.. by Danvers David DR.
Time-223 l-2, 2.23 IA
a.zo Trot. Purse 5000.
Preliminary Heat-First Divisions
The following horses finished in the
order of their naming.
Belle Director. King Charlie, Baror
Wilkes, Bennie L. X. and Penn Nelson.
Second Division
Uncle Ike. Dallas T., Krona, Lena
Zombro and Bondy Boy.
Finals
Krons, Oh. e.. by Knola (Corbinl 8
King Charlie b. E., by King
Electric (Reavesl .....- 2
Belle Director, b. m. by Direc-
tor NJ. )McCairnes) .....2 3
Uncle Ike. Dallas T. Krona, Lena
Zombro and Bondy Boy.
Bonnie l., ch- b., by Bonnie Red
Baron Wilkes, by Prince Eugene
(Horner) ................... 6
Lena zombro, b. m, by zombro
lDutton) ...... ...........
Dallas T., b. g., by Lytes Wood
ranger (Shreves) .......-..
Bondy Boy. b. h., by Son of Bonds
man Neichthammer) ..... s
Penn Nelson, b. e, by Wm. Penn.
Free-for-all Pace, Purse $500.
Sellers D.. b. g., by Lanarat
lklinel ............ l
Mary Ellen. b. m, by Belmont
Prince Miller ........... 2
h. .s'B-e. -. L .... nau nau nau mi
Joe Boy, b. e., by Millerton
Iearv) 8
Alice NJ. h. m, by Coopers
Hannis (Corbin) ......4
Time of quarters: First heat, 80 IA
03, 1877 81 Z, oil; second heat, 80 81
Jos, l.39 IA. 2ll Ia; third heat
"A IA, los. l.4l 3.4. 2l3 Ia.
z.I7 Pace, Purse $500.