The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-30
ness Edgcwood. John r. Braden,
cal and Barlight until he bumper
knee did last year. y.s
THE WEEKS WINfJE16

Three members OF the Peter f1HH
Great family finished In front II d
Rockport meeting. Vance NuckU1N
put ever clever pair when hA w03
WITH Peter Dufey In. o.1y1-2 xlE
refer Marble in 2:i IL while AIN
, walters also started the 2:i0 list fox*
1919 when. he finished in front w1fj +
refer Maurer in EOS - The FIND I'll
lay trainer Parlce Mitchell had tsG Z
winners at Rockport, where he afn4k&S
ca out of the bunch with The JaSI
IN .:I2 Ia and The Ace In 2:1zf54s
BOTH OF them are by Gordon Prfn1
inc pest race the meeting waS ky
tween Worthy Peter and Miss VIZ Y
pine. 1t ran for Ave heats. the sou
ern mare winning the deciding one
head In ALE IA. She was ar1(
ny Whitehead. who had q good wD1I
as he also finished second to
Ace with Jim Mack. after winniN1
neat in 2;l0 Ia, and second to p4fx&
Maurer with Jay Mack OF the 0t1l21]
starters Nat Ray won With Fred&4
Grattan in 2:13 "a. Erskine with An =
BOND in s:16 IA, while Eudora SUI il
Mary Ward and the -yeAr-Sl 4
fllx Axle, by Ortolan Axworthy.
OF which won at Cranwood. finfaas
in front at Rockport. salZ 4
The PAGERS, Grace Direct and 8N
burn Pointer. were the bright lfe1S \
at the opening meeting Of The Nlte1If
gan circuit at Detroit. Nhil0 4
Walter Direct mare won, she waa T. Ri
as Meet footed as at Findlay and E11x Il:
land, her victory being delayed un4ak%
Hanley r. and Ss mbol S. Forest u VI
secured heats. The Forest hors6 r. h
sold for $4,000 to a Detroit eyrl63sE
~ A..s.
Ing brother to symbol BaS~S|
2:o6 Ia, row In Dick Mc1fnho>
stable. On the opening day Of tM@A
meeting, the thirteen-year-old n1InS7s
Cleo B. defeated Horace McKoFf0
and The Indiana prospect Double "a ass
2:l2 IA. while vic Fleming laA6aS
his first race this year with the Tra1srs
fast seldinE e. J. l.. In ,:1Sl-4. sSsS!
The Connecticut trainers had alaeSSII
other inning al woonsocket last ve11ssS
At Boston. Crozier, Brusie and El&anx
ing won seven Of the nine races On 4G9#a
card. while at the Rhode island tog1S
they moved up a peg and won etHlS&a
out OF nine. Harry Brusie had wv
shade the best OF 1t by winning v1f1S !;
Chester in 2:l7 IA. Belgis In 1:it l-4.a
and the Russell q. mare Betty af..
which WAS shipped to him after sh01vax|
ing well In race at WilminGe0Isa 4
u
second to Roam Hal in the free for sI
with Minor, Hal. second TO Teyfseoa
with Rehecca and saved MinneQU& n
Boys entrance in the 2:f0 pace. F1e1tf*
ming won with the thirteen year old "A
gledinE NJ. L. j.. Miss Maruue who
was winner at Wilmington, Dell
and James Albert. The latter alaas
saved his entrance In the free-fnr - HI
while Parton picked up second na0sQS q
- e. q .lNi-a
mounts at Woonsocket. He won NTH n
lewiston and JunElewood. the lataes
being kept very bnsv for ave hents.
and was unplaced with Rosa Watts
Ten trotters. by Relwin. enteretr4he 81
1880 list at the Lexington. Ky tins I
record meeting last week. or that
number. Peter Belwin. 1925, Sorren-
tina. ..24 Ia. Marie Bclwin. 1.23 49,:
Edwin, ga Rringo. c:1a IL. MARY
krenlin. ga -, we're two-year ODDS.
TOP of the Morning. set: Qnaexl.s
2:oo Ia. whose dam Sienna ~cn 4hssa
Charter Oak purse in 1914. An1laa
Durand. e:a3 -, thrce-year ODDS. egK1fSs
Alice Relwin. 2:ih "a. a ffve-year.U1d.4
The three-year- geldin~ MulvAn4s.s
by Belwin. that worked mile II 3s
2:ll - a few days before the neG{@
ing. did not start. The other hos1e3D
marked at the meeting were Co.
Glen. 2:e2 "a, by San Francesca. At1
ALA. a. - IA, by Siliko. and the thru NV
year-old gelding Judge Rico. ais IN ESs
by Manrico, out OF Judson Qlrf M
c:0I Ia. FL s23SSs$
Uncle" Davy Cahill 10 goinRs ~
along with his fhree-yeae-old tEo$&6
Charley Herr. Jr. Accordinr Is
latest reports from Lexington. ~
been in 2:l2 Ia. the last quartz 81
the mile being trotted in thirty r. 5|s|
onds. ssssIfs---==@s=S4