Evening journal., 1918-09-06
OLD FaM HORSE
! STAR PAGER
Little Garlic B. Scores His
Sith Victory in
Seven Starts
NEW .ECORD
BY HARRY ]. S.

Yestelay was certainly big Thurs
d day" the Delaware State Fair, the
largestrowd in the history Of the as
sociatib being in attendance. Harry
J. s. 81 track record OF 2.09 q trot-
ting, nd four splendidly contested
races we're enjoyed. Little Charlie B..
won lie 2.25 pacing stake in straight
heatsscoring his sixth victory in seven
starts He won four races in eight
days md only last year as a 3-year-old
was Ised as a farm horse with team
of mules.
Tbs win with Little Charlie makes
the t1enty-nrst race won by w. L.
Bull his owner and driver, in six weeks
witt four horses. Charlie took a rec
ord Of 2.i4A in the opening heat. In
the second heat the contestants appear
ed 10 think they could not beat the
game Virginia horse and practically
"lad up" The judges were not salts
fec with the time made, PA, and call
ed Drivers Peacock and Biggs to the
stand and advised them to make a bet
ter try for the next heat. which they
did, Charlie winning the heat and race
IN 2is.
The mile by Harry J. S. in 2O9A was
a splendid performance, when it is con-
sidered that the track was completed
only a short time ago and is still
bit ''wavey" in places. He was driven
by Herman Tyson, paced by a runner,
and covered the first half in i.05h,
making the last half in t0i15 with a
game finish. Many consider it the best
mile ever trotted by the 9-year-old
local trOtter, who has won some not
able races. He set a record for a stall
lion trottlng at 2071z over the half
mile track at the old Wawaset Park
track.
The Philadelphia trotter Nugget Boy
won the 2i9 class trot stake after drop
ping the third heat due to a losing
break. The local trotter Archeen was
always a factor in the race. The Spring
City entry, Major F., won the third
heat.
The local entry, Kenneth. won the
215 trot, after losing the opening heat
10 Pavlowa, the race was we'll con-
tested but in rather slow time the
class considered. Ruth Palmer was the
factor in each heat and put up a game
contest.
The free-for-sll pace race proved 10
be a rather cheap event for the Vir-
ginia entry, Red November. He was
not forced 10 step better than 214h TO
win, and the other heats were in slower
time.
The Horse Show produced keen COM
petition Miss jean Brown Scott,
daughter OF Congressman John r. X.
Scott, Of Philadelphia. won a first. a
second and a third I'm the show ring
today. Delchester Farm and William
Lieber carried off the majority Of the
blues"
FREE-FOR-ALL PACE, PURSE 500.
Red November, s. g. by Sir
MarQue ......-.... tbulll 1
w. C. Ziegenheim, S. :.
.............. (Brouzeinel 2 3
Lock Logan, br. g...tClark) 3 ?
Baroness Watson. b. m,
.............. tLeary. Jr) 3 dis
Time, 2i6, 2i4i4, 2i6.
2.25 PACE, PURSE $500.
Little Charlie, b. g, by Sid
ney Prince ......... lBulO ! I
Miss Marque, b. m. fBriggsl 2 2
Walter B., g. g...tPescockl 3 3
Babe Allerton, b. m.........
................ tBouldenl ! 4
Time, 2i41t. 22i, 2is.
2.i9 TROT, PURSE $500.
Nugget Boy. b. g. by King
Wedge ........ (Peacock) 1 1 s
Major F., b. g......(Smale) Z 1 .
Archeen, b. g......tTaylor) 2 2
Silver King, b. g............
............. (Armstrong) s. 3 3
Lena Zombro. b. m. (Martin)5 q 70
Deed Tinker, b. s..... tKlinel Z 70
Host Peter b. s....... lBulD DR.
Time, 2.i9I4, 220%, 2.2ih, 222h.
2.t5 TROT, PURSE $500
Kenneth, b. S.. by Crystal
lion .......... (H. Tyson 3 ! l
Pavlowa, b. No.. (Finney) 4 4 4
Ruth Palmer. b. m..........
.............. (Dougherty) 2
Charlie Penn, b. g.. (Kllne) 3 3
Time. 217si, 21sil, 2j7il, 2t9.
Horse show awards. Best registered
Percheron mare. with foal at fool
FIRST, Legitimate; second, Jarrie. both
from Delchester Farm; third, Countess
Delaware College.
Saddle horse. Best park hack, over
"a 10 hands, color, quality, action and
conformation so per cent. mouth man
ners and gsits, so per cent.-First, But
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