South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-04
BEND GIRL
WINS 2:3O PACE IN
STRAIGHT HEATS
Russ FiIIy Shows Heels to
Some of Best Horses on Fair
CircuitS-Maxine Takes
2:14 Trot.
~ a stan CorresDondent.

GOSHNEN, Ind, Sept. 4-Get-aWay
DAY at the Goshen fair was marked
IS the biggest attendance and the
best racing Of the week. All OF the
three events on FRIDAYS card were
real horse races. although Maxine was
too superior 10 the field in the 2:14
trot TO make that race interesting.
South Bend racing enthusiasts, VINO
attended the races in large numbers
on all three days. were rewarded Fri
day by seeing South Bend Girl, the
great hlly owned by s A. Russ, win
the 2:30 pace from d fast field IN
straight heats.
Against such horses as Famous
Horn. Peter Pan. Hannah Black and
larry Pointer, who have been making
creditable showings on the fair cir
cult his m South Bend Girl
made IL look easy. being IN LANCER
IN MY one heat, the first. when Ia
nous Horn lost by Tess than a length.
Mosier drove a strong race, ms man
agemen OF the South Bend illy max
ing il impossible for Celmens, Method
and Todd. the best of the fair circuit
drivers. TO bring their horses under
the wire in front.
Easy for Maxine.
The 2:14 trct was "a procession, with
Maxine. owned by Roy Line OF La
UOA AEGAAAA5 III t~NAh
heats. Helen Ware, who finished a
bad fourth in the 2:20 trOt on Thurs
day. came back in fine style, giving
Maxim some opposition in the first
two heats. and taking second money.
In the third heat. Maxine distanced
the field, winning IN 2:l5 Ia me
first two heats were slow, the time
being 1922 and 2:21 IA.
The best racing of the week, out
side of Billy Ms performance IN the
f~ree-fOr-an pace on Thursday, was
exhibited in the 2:17 mace, the third
and last event on Fridays card. All
OF the horses that finished in the
money were serious COntenders for
each heat.
Max RottIer. a black gelding from
the stables OF Thomas Singery OF
Kendallville. won the first heat. Just
nosing out Billy BOreal, winner of
the 2;25 pace on Wednesday. Billy
Riddle finished third.
The next three heats were won by
Billy Riddle, William r., Max ROtt!er
and Billy Boreal finishing within two
lengths of the winner every time.
Judge Dickson. winner of the 2:l6
pace at LaDorte last week. had an
of day. After finishing sixth in the
first two heats. he was drawn by his
owner. II. NJ. Carver of Bremen.
Jack DOrr. owned and driven by
Harry Clemens of Goshen, trotted
two exhibition miles, the urSt IN Z.5l
Ia. and the second in 2:3O. The per-
Torrance was remarkable in that Jack
Dorr is but z6 months old, and has
had no racing experience. He made
the first half Of the second mile in
1:13.
The Results.
First race. 2:2O pace, purse $500:
South Bend Girl (Mosier) zee. 1 l 1
Famous Horn CNiethOd) ..... > ? 2
Harry Pointer (Clemens) . 3 3 4
Peter Pan (Todd) .......... 4 4 3
Hannah Black CDingler) .... 8 > 3
Lure CHaskins) ............ o 6 6
just Pat also started.
Time. 2:15 IA. 2:15 IA. 2:15 Ia.
Second race. 2:14 trOt. purse S400:
Maxine tLlne) .....-...-.. l / i
Helen Ware (JacksOn) ...... , , 3
Dolly Royal Carver -...--. 3 3 ,
Sambo (Himebaugh) ........ 4 4 4
Time. 2.22. 2:21 IA, 2:15 IA.
Third race. 2:17 pace. purse 5000:
Billy Riddle CSingery) .... 8 1 1 I
Max Rottler CWOrthington) I 3 3 .
Silly Boreal (Clemens) .... . ? 3 :
William tt. (WalswOrth) &c. 4 4 > ;
Cora Young (JacksOn) ..... , . 4 >
Judge Dickson also started.
Third and fourth moneys divided
by Billy Riddle and William II.
Time, 2:15 IL, 2:14 IA, 2-16 IA, 2:1S