South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-03
BILLY N SETS
NEW TRACK MARK
!. At GOSHEN MEET
Makes Mile in 2:08 in Second
Heat of Free-fOr-AlI
Pace, Winning
Easily.

Piuv N. holder of the Goshen track
record Of 2.05 "a. brought home an
other honor at the lkh county
fair races at Goshen Thursday by es-
tablishing "a new track record OF -:Vo'
made in the second heat OF the Iree-
for-aI pace. which Fred Chnes star
eelding won easily.
The splendid victory of Billy NJ
makes the Indianapolis horse seem
ia he 2 serious contender for some
nurses al the state fair at indian
auors next week and at the Interstate
fafr TO be held in South Bend the
week following. Billy's recent swing
around the fast grand circuit ala not
bring his owner many purses al
though the gelding paced some very
fast heats. on one occasion ne TOOK
third money in 2:04, while seVerNi
miles were stepped in around goo and
z:O6.
Bests Laurel Lucille.
Instead of having Billy NJ. pace an
exhibition mile, Mr.. Cline entered MS
speed merchant in the feature event
beating Laurel Lucille, star perform
err of Harry Clemens stables. out OF
some soft money. Lucille, although
badlv beaten in the first and third
heats. made a race out OF the second
heat. forcing Billy NJ. TO go the fastest
mile of the week. and stepping the
distance herself in 2:OS Ia, Jack Dll-
lard and Bud B.. were clearly out
..Iassed. barely escaping the nag IN
two of the three heats.
After j. s. Patchen had won TIE
first heat of the 2:24 trot, John ri.
Todd of Kendallville let his star per
CORNER +. T. the out n TOOK
the next three heats and the race.
Patchen fell way out OF the running
after the first heat, being practcalE
dis anced in the other heats Wnlch
r T. Mathews would have won blan-
keted. Slow time marked the race,
20. IA being the fastest neat.
IapOrte Horse Wins.
The 2.29 trOt was won in straight
heats bv Lucille Stately. one OF the
string OF fast ones belonging TO Roy
line OF LapOrte. Although there
were but four starters, and Helen
Ware. entered by Charles ckso OF
chicago. never had a chance TO get
any farther up than sourth, the 2:zO
trOtting event contained the pest rae
ing of the afternoon.
CIocky. who has "a mark Of l IA,
the time that Won all three OF the
heats of the thirI event, and Nora
Tfolstein. owned 10y Nora HolsIeln OF
chicago. made every heat a race. only
i'm luck in the matter of breaks on the
turns prevented the race going five
heats as CIocky threatened in the first
and third heats. while Nora Holsteln
was barely nOsed out IN the second
Results.
First race, 2.24 tTOt. purse $500.
r.. T. Mathews CTodd) .-.-2 l
orange Blossom (Winegarf . : :
T. A. s. (Walsworth) ,.......5 3 3 3
) Tim Re1GaS 81 Ia '2:22 Ia; PA:
2:27.
second race. free for all pace. purse
$500.
Billy NJ. (McVey) .......... !
laura Lucille (ClemensD ..-.---2 z 2
Jack billiard (Sutton) ......5 . 4
Time-2:1I; EOS. 2:OS IL.
Third race. 2.20 trot, purse $500.
Lucille Stately Gine) ....-...-l ! !
CIocky CHimebaugh) .........2 ) 2
Nora HOlstein (Jones) ........5 : 8
Helen Ware CJacksonl 4 4
Tme-2.l9 Ia; 2:lS Ia, 2.l9 Ia.
Fridays entries.
2:3O Pace. $500.
Famous Horn. Roy -Symensma, New
Paris: Peter Pan. John I'll. Todd. Ken
d|alIviile; Just Pat. Frank Neff, Mid
dlebury. Hannah Black Thomas Mack
er. Grown Point. South Bend Girl, :.
A. Russ. South Bend; Harry Pointer,
Harry Clemens. Goshen; Stella G..
J.. Jennings. Warsaw, Lure, C- s
Haskins. Chicago.
2:14 TrOt. sc
Maxine, Ray Line, Laporte. Nora
Holstein. Nora HOlstein. Chicago;
Sambo. &. HimebaUgh. Burr Oak,
Mich: Helen Ware. Charles Jackson.
Chicago. Dolly Royal. II. NJ. Carver.
Bremen.
2:f7 Pace. $500.
VIM. II, Grant M~orehoUse, Elkhart;
Cora Young, Charles Jackson, Chica-
go. Max f%{ottler. a. r. Worthington.
Akron, Lee Grand. r. H~imebaugh.
Hillsdale. Billy BOreal. Z. T. Tichner.
Benton Harbor.