Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-07-23
RECORDS SMASHED
AT NORTH RANDALL
ALI Seasons and Two World 8
Marks Go by the Boards at
Grand Circuit Meet.
GREATEST SPEED DISPLAY

Cleveland, O., July 22.-Au sea-
sons and two worlds records went
by the boards in the free-for-all pace
at the last day of the North Randall
grand circuit races, in which Single G
created a sensation after Russell Boy
had won the opening heat in 2:00H
by coming on and nosing out. Muir
phys PAGER in the second heat, dupli-
eating the time of the first mile and
then taking the race by tramping the
third heat in 2:0lA.
1t was by all odds the greatest
speed exhibition in the history OF the
Grand Circuit and in only the special
match races between Directum |, and
William was the time even ap-
preached.
The Worlds Records. .-..
The worlds records were: The
fastest three heats ever paced, the
three heats averaging 200 92-l00: The
fastest second and third heats ever
paced by the same horse, averaging
2:0l. Tie seasons record-fastest
first heat, 2:O0A; fastest second heat
2:00H; fastest third heat, 2:0lA; fast
est three-heat race average 200 92-l0O
1t was a wonderful race and fully
lived up to early predictions and the
only reason that the two minutes was
not beat was that Murphy took back
and saved Russell Boy at the finish
'of the first heat. Curt Gosnell did the
same with Single G in the second
mile. Otherwise both miles would
have been below the two-minute
notch.
Single G crowned himself as one
OF the greatest pacing machines in the
history of the harness sport. He raced
like a real horse--trailed, burst Out
and when compelled to, make a pace
that killed off those that tried to fol-
low in his path. +
| y Pei, Can Come Back. -
That they can some times come
back was shown in the zoo trot, when
Joan, beautifully driven by Mike Nc
| Dewitt. romped off with the race in
straight heats and looked like the
IJoan Of two years ago, when she
! was practical unbeatable.
+ Castaway, the Cleveland PAGER, won
Tthe:2:l8 pace, by taking the first and
tthitd heats, while Contention B was
1.-THE winner in the second mile.
| Donna Clay kicked everything wide
open in the 2:l3 trot, when Charley
valentine piloted her to first money
by winning the first and second heats
and trimming the heavy favorite
Worthy Prince. Summaries:
Trotting, s:1a class, three heats. purse
$1,000:
| (Yalentinej ...:...............
Worthy Prince. b. h.. by Prince Mo-
Binvii nsy Blk SI' L.. BY Binjolia, Grip.
r. h e. H.. b. 6. by raui tcnld.j: 5
Hunbast. b. t., by Trampfast (Murphyl
Caroline, b. m. by John B. Donovan (Rod
ney); Silent Brigade, blk. h., by silen'
Brook Morrow; Ben d E,se ua b; n; S'
by King Direct lRossmirel; also started. .
Time, 2:o7h, 2:o7iA, 2:o7&.
Pacing. 7:lS class, three heats, purse
4 castaway, b. 6. by ORC Mckinney
contention ksnss B. g. BY Cop. De Orc
I y (Durfee) .............-...... 1919 i
Sir Anthony Carter, br. h.. by Sir
Lightfoot (Jones) .,.........:..:.+
Medium Gazette, b. h. by Gabette
4 (Hedrick) ..... =. :. 1850. 1872
Arkancello, br. h.. by General Walls ed
mani; Younstod. b. g. by Dictatot Todt
(Cox) : also started. Vs.
Time. 2:io%. 2:11A, .a:osn. e..
Free-for-all class pacing, purse. $1,000:
Single G. br. h., by Anderson Wilkes
(GosneID .,.;.:. =. ,,.::;. pt:
ter (Murphy) ..............., !...l
Judge ormonde, blk. h., by ormode
4 (Valentine) -. ........ ..'.o
R. H. Brett b. g.. by Waponee
i BRADY .............. ..'f
Hal Boy b. g., by Hal B. (McMa-
Time, 2:00h, 2:OoA, 2:o1A.
Ii Trotting, 2:06 class, purse, i,20o;
Joan, b. M, by Directum spier tMc-
Devitt) -. 's''-. So. ,'''i L
Mirthful, b. m, by Star Of Patchen
(Murphy) ..,.....-......"
Lizzie Brown, b. mr. by The Bonds
l., man, tvalentine) ...s............2 j
'IGuy Neila, b. m, by, Guy Axworthy
Il (Jonesl ...........,. ....''''''f
1 Time, 2:O5E, 2:07&, 2:oS%.
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