Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-06
SWEEPSTAKES AT
BELMONT TODAY
twenty-five Trotters to Con-
test in Horse Dealers
Race at Narberth
ENTRIES AND CONDITIONS

Everything is in readiness for the sixth
annual Horse Dealers Sweepstake meeting
today at the Belmont Driving Park at Mar
berth. Two events are down on the card
beside the Horse Dealers 30 trotting clas-
sic--the Belmont stakes for 2:15 trotters
and the keystone stakes for 2;l4 class
PAGERS.
Twenty-Five trotters will score down the
curse in the Horse Dealers race, which is
worth to the winner $1,000. while In the
,thcr two contests big fields will also rule,
Acc5rdng to the dope, ITS anybodys
race" When the trotters line up they will
he sent away in three tiers. Those In the
front will get the breaks and should fig
urc. while those I'm second and third rows
will fight to land inside the flag in the first
heat The usual eighty-yard distance viii
be in vogue in all three events.
Thomas White. Of this city, has Florence
White credited with a mile in :lS in the
feature contest Onward Penn, owned by
George Gregory; Todd Enfield, entered by
John NJ Burroughs Red Marie. the prop
ertv of c. NJ. Jones Zomedra, Joe Sparks $
trotter. Dan S. the best bet of John Toys
stable, and Bourbon Chimes. belonging to
s Welles. are all Philadelphia entries that
will contest for the honors
All the horses have been groomed to the
letter for the event, and 1t can be SAID that
the winner must beat 2 III TO cop the stake.
Frank Leicthammer of Norristown, who
with Bonde Boy won the event last year
is out to repeat with new one, Dlrectum
BinEen. ,,..
Earl Pitman, of Trenton, who will drive
FL Clntock in the 2:SO trot says ne looks
for a dark horse to come through
Gus Lukens and Jake simmons, both
trainers. assert that It's anybodys race.
Entries and conditions are as $. .5o follows; ,-o,-
Horse Dealers Sweepstakes 2;So Gisss; S nrs ITot
u'EiS, uaESe All cup to winner, presented by James
presented by the Adelphia Hotel David Provan'
a5d Penn b.. silver by BY Tls%d Gnward sver S9P
5.NN5h George Gregory. West Philadelphia .
rsst M9rD25 'hG dam GFshl MaasS onward by Onward
AxtSIion, SRf G"iu By Axtsliion John NJ Borroushs,
WEE 65rIeI Keith. b. g.. by Bnyoloi dam Wing
Athens. by Athens William c. Fox Mullica
~ RED Marie b. M, by Dreot9Er Bed j,5pI dam Glen
dell by Whips; C. NJ. Jones. Phiiadelphia' c-.o+
2dR7. dR72t'r dSm Miss Bertha C, by BarOnmOre'
Joseph KeckeT, Cynwyd -. Oroa,o. dam sus
R5s9i Eatn J Q9TaiSi @son ciarE 2 GlHIGeq w. ~
creSsas, eosa by Creceus: Oscar Hume. westville
\. EIorsrce White. b. m, by Colorado 2, 2:o4h :;
dam ioIi oRiice j. 2i9H Thomas White. West Phil
adeiPniai, adRinPssai, Dewey br c. by Lord Dewey. 2:o3%
dam Hattie Dewey, by Admiral Dewey 2;Oih :
WI LihS LIintocE. +. M. by McLintock; dam Lady
AiTTsnice: q D. Pitman, Trenton. N. J..
RehEtbaS hibmS Bennett: RTtt j. Frank Boyer NoIrlstoWn.
h Bonset, b. g., by Henry Setter; dam Bonn%-
yvaV. IT, C. Corbn Hanover. ,, -,
Directum Bingen blk. g., by Bingeni dam
Ruin Mary, by Directum; F. Leichthammer' Nor
r'SF9Mb,s SFF;stber Bond br m, by The Bondsman; dam
Perzs, by Allie Wilkes; Peter Goode, Goshen
N'R61-bon Chimes br s. by Chimes; dam Lyme
RoITbon, by bourbon Wilkes; Sherman Wells
Philadelphia. a., ,,..,.-,. 5... ut,..
rette by Bingara; Andrew Mcdowell Bus
'eTIainicv Hanks Dewey. b. m, by. John Dewey
dam Mamie Eek, by Kanasa' Thomas Berry
Zomedra b. m. by zombro; dam Maid;St-
Arms, by Alfred G.; Joseph X. Sparks Phila-
delphia. A. r,.-..t.,,ai a-t.,. -,
NOT givSn: herman Tyson, Newark. Del
Zombor b. e., by Zombro; dam by John r.
Gentry: S. Il. Russell Lewistown:
known: Paul Connolly West Philadelphia.
Brcst hr. s., by Bingara; dam haISVeIa' by
Kfemlin: Harry l.. Murray, Chester, n. Y.
Dan s.. b. g, by Baron Allerton dam Baby
r. John Toy, West Philadslphia- -
Estabella. B!ngen, br; m, By BinEeni dam
Serrin Newtown Square