The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-27
ROBERT CATEWOOD
EASILY winner OF
COLUMBUS Event

|. COLUMBUS, Ohio. Sept. o6.-Fery
large fields characterized the ninth days
racing OF the Grand Circuit meeting
here forly-tive horses scoring for the
word in four events and thirty-eight or
these In three Of the four. The Amer
lean Horse Breeders Futurity for three
year old PAGERS drew but seven entries
and II was also hollow. event. Robert
Gatewood. a cousIstent~"class performer
hitherto. being in his first futurity OF
the season. disposed Of the field. -Four
Of the six horses were shut out by him
in the first heat and he just stayed
ahead the second mile. winning as he
pleased in 2:15 II. the Slowest heat OF
the meeting The Poorman. winner or
the Horse Review event last week, dld
not stay on the place and came near be-
ing shut out the first mile.
Drectum j., selling for $500 TO the
fields 5000. handily won the 2:0S pace.
He paced each mile in EOS Ia. The @:l5
tro, was the big battle and after flve
heats It went over for decision tomor-
row. The sixth heat could not be started
on account OF the sunset rule. M1chall-
owa and Lotto Watts are left to pace
the deciding heat Ira c.. early favor
tie won the frs, heat handily. and then
took to his jumping tactics and was
shut out In the second heat.
Rascal gave the talent a big jolt In
the 2:13 pace. He sold for $40 in
ticket worth around SITS. Uhlan Sim-
mons. favorite. finished third, while Ras-
cal was winning easily. Loyal W.. broke
down in the third heat and was outdis-
tanced.
The race meet ends tomorrow with the
Arch City stake for 2:10 PAGERS and the
free for all pace as the feature events.
Summarizes:
American Horse Breeders Futurity for
three years old PAGERS, purse $1,000, two
in three.
Robert Gatewood. b. c.. by J. NAL
colin Forbes (Gcers) !
Gold Quartz. CHI. c.. by Peter the
Great (Valentine) ......... 2
Poorman. br c., by the Northern
Man (Murphy) ................
Rex De Forest, br. C. (CoN) ...... dis
Evelyn Rea Watts b! f. (Pittman) dis.
Time: 2:0sE; 2:15A.
2:0s class pacing purse $1,000. three
in five.
Directum j.. blk. h., by Chamber
lin (Murphy) ..............- l !
Mary Rosaline Parr, blk. n. by
Guy Princeton (Valcntlne) -. 2
Cliff MoQuette. CHI. h., by Ollie
B.. (HummelO .........-...... III s
Peggy c., CHI. m. by On Stanley
Mary Peters. b. M. (Hosktns). 3 8 S
Tramp a Bit. r. g.. Gamison)...
Spring Maid. ch. m. tWhtte)..
Major Hayt, b. h.. tSnow). 10 IL
Hal Conner. br. h. (aonin) ...... 8
Canute. b. H.. Nee) ....... 3
Redetta. CHI. NJ. tBrown). liz II IL
Robert E. CHI. g.. (McCoy. 49,. 10 dr..
Time: 2:05k; 2:Q5K 2:05N.
o.l5 class trottinR nurse 1000, 3 In
(unfinished).
Mchailowa. b. m, by
Peter the Great (SerrilD 3 l 3 8
Lotto Watts. b. m. by
General Watts (Stout). 8
David Look. br. g.. by
Wilask Casey. 2
Yace c.. 9. h., by Dale
Axworthy (Jones)..... 8
Frances Belmont. b. m.
(Ervin) ... 8 g. 6ro.
Richard Hunter. br. 6.
(Breman) ........... 10 s. 10.
Eva Bingen. br. m. (Mc-
Mahon) .......-....-. ~ Aro.
George Summers. b. 6.
(WrighO .............10 3 9ro.
Sillock. b. &. (Hoskins)... s 7 7ro.
Letanna s.. b. h. (Snow)..11 7dr.
Ira c.. b. x. (Erskine)... dis.
Dorothy Sweeney. b. m.
tC"eHj .ulS-
Time: 2:0TA: o:01A: 1:10X: 2:08A;
2:10E.
2:13 class pacing. $1,000. three in five.
Rascal. b. e.. by Sun Glass
(willis) NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. l
Lady Fuller b. m, by George
Fuller tOwen) ........
Chlan Simmons. b. g.. by King
Simmons (Gray) .......
Dan Hedgcwood. b. h., by
Hedgewood Boy Cf;rskine). III 8 3
Flora "a. ch. M. ID. Ealentine). . 8
Count Marque. br. g.. (Casey)... 8
Birdie WEIGH, b. m. III. Flcming)
Lady Aubrey. b. m. tGrady) .... 8 =
The Squawman. b. &. Clarke
Nuckols) 9 6
George E. Hutton. br. &. (Erwin) DIR.
Loyal W., b. h. tHedrick) ...... 10 dis
Time: 2:06A; 2:06A; 2:o7.