The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1918-09-12
LOCAL HORSE Wins
$1,000 STAKE RACE
SYMBOL BARRON DEFEATS BIG
FIELD AT STATE FAIR
FRIDAY.
RECEIVESMARk OF Zoo III.
COMPETENT DRIVER HANDLES
BUTLER ENTRY TO BEST
ADVANTAGE.

Dlack paclnghSCalllOn owned by George
Butler of Sank Centre, redeemed HIM
self gloriously in the 2:l1 pace at the
state fair Friday afternoon. The lit
tie horse went had at the Stearns
couny fair and was distaEeed i'll free
for all he should have won in walk.
The following week at Sank Rapids he
won third money. Tuesday of last
week at Hanaline with a new driver he
was badly outclassed in the 2:15 pa,e.
On Friday he was entered in the 2:11
$1,000 race. With Bundy up ne
made the other entries lock like plow
horses. The drivers were apparently
after the ittl ehorse as one of them
was fined $50 and four others were
ruled off inthe fourth heat.
In the first heat of this race the
local horse, paced the last half in
102A and received mark Of 206A.
Black Bass owned by w. F. Sander
son, formerly of Sank Centre, won
fourth money in this race. In speak
ing of the Pill pace the Minneapolis
Tribune Of Saturday morning says:
"The other events on the card were
the 2.11 pacesfor purse of 81, 0O0,
and the amateur 2:15 pace for $500
Both proved 10 be interesting and
snappy events. The former was won
by the handsome little black stallion,
Symbol Barron, owned by, George L.
Butler of Sank Centre, Mimi, and
driven by Frank Bundy,i the we'll
known Halnline trainer The local
event was .. straight heat victory for
Louie Klugman's consistent bay geld
ing, Dextei Ms 8 Il = u
q. 1.-THE :1lsclassseoa almost as
much local interest lay the amateur
event did as the first third and fourth
place winners were well known Mime
sofa horses and Power Patch, raced by
Murray placed fifth and just outside
the money. '' -. ~. r.
@ 1.-THE Ali pace brought out a good
field of eight. On the getaway Of the
first heat, Power Patch taok an early
lead and held it until helstrech, when
Bundy sbronght Symboae Barron out
from behind and with terrific burst
refu speed landed the heat from the
Glencoe, Mimi, gelding, Bob White,
thatshad also come very fast at the
end i The time of the mile was 2:06A,
a newerecord for Symbol Barron and
fastest record horse for Bundy. The
next heat found Power Patch around
the first turn and down the back
stretch with Symbol Baron on him and
the field well punched. In the race
home from the last, Bundy had no
trouble IN. landing his mount the win
ner, with The Black Bass, driven by
his owner, w. F. Sanderson Of Owa-
tonna, a. comfortable second and Bob
White third. The field was all out to
beat Symbol Barron in the third heat
and scored several times ahead Of him.
Chef Kelly, driver of The Deputy
Sheriff, was fined $50 for coming down
in the lead after being warned not to
by Starter Updegraf. Dick Mcmahon
had replaced Hamnie Allen as driver
of Princess Margaret and soon as the
word was given he had his mare in a
nice position and trailed Symbol Barron
until the stretch, where he pulled out
and beat the Minnesota horse handily.
A this stage, it looked like Princess
had good chance, as she is known to
be very good in extra heat race. Bundy
was taking no chances, and had his
mount to the front early and increased
his lead until he was several lengths
in the lead at the half. On enering
the stretch the field was some closer,
but none had chance to beat the
Sank Centre horse. Bob White, Sec
ond, placed third in the money.
Symbol Barron, Bundy -. I l 5 !
Princess Margaret, b m
Allen Mcmahon $1,000 l 8
Bob White, g Morrison 20 Z z
The Black Bass, blk. g
Sanderson -. ......4 z
PowerP Patch, b h Anderson 8 4 70
The Dsputy Sheriff. b
Kelly 1890. ....-.o 10
Abbie Dryad, blk m Egan 8 s.ro
BessieB, b m Star Onward
Brown ..s............. 70
Time: 2:061z, 2:O6A, 2.08k, 2:1e.
SURGICAL DRESSINGS.