The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-31

Lexington is the fastest heat trotted IN
1920.
Peter Coley stands second In the list
OF race winners In the Grand Circuit.
out OF fourteen starts he won eight
firsts, two seconds, three thirds and a
fourth. His winnings amounted TO $i5.-
966 and place him third In the list, the
Kentucky Futurity winner. Arion Guy.
with s16476, coming between him and
Peter Manning.
Three trotters and one PAGER won six
races at the Grand Circuit meetings this
year. One of the former is the two-year-
old colt Favonian. with which Fred
Edman won s6.6s7. Edman also won
six races with Tootsie Toise. her firss
defeat being at Hartford. where she
finished third to DIR. Nick. Media won
six out Of seven starts. her only defeat
being IN the Pennsylvania, while John
Henry. the leading money winning PAGER
with SlO355 70 his credit, has six firsts
four seconds and fourth to show for
his seasons work. At the Columbus
Contender meeting he made Margaret
Dillon pace a third heat in :01A 20
win. The following week, over heavy
track he defeated her. 1t being the only
race lost by the Dillon Axworthy mare
out OF fourteen starts. four OF which
were over lfle Hillt tTaCkS.
The colts Arion Guy and Bogalusa
appear among the eight horses which are
credited with five victories. Arion Guy
made his first start at Hartford. where
he won in 2:071a. He also won again
at Syracuse from Signal Peter in 2 :06A.
His next start was at Columbus. where.
on account OF Murphy's Illness. Snow
drove him. In his first race he finished
second to Sister Bertha after winning a
heat In 2:05A. The following week
Harry Stokes won with him over Sister
Bertha in 05H. AT Lexington Arion
Guy landed the Kentucky Futurity In
2 :04ai and another event at Atlanta in
which he was not required to beat 2 40.
The races between Bogalusa and Fla
vonian were feature events In the Grand
Circuit until Rose Scott made her bid
at Columbus and Lexington. Boga-
lusa won at Philadelphia, Poughkeepsie
Readville. where he trotted In 2 :0s, and
Atlanta, where he made time record of
:06h. His winnings amounted to
$500
Peter the Great is the leading sire OF
winners in the Grand Circuit this year.
He had thirteen. the group including
Peter Coley. Daystar, Royal Palm, Ma
tale the Great. Peter June and Peter L.
Seven Of his sons also had eight win
neTss AZOlI DelIlS INC 6lf0 Oh IeIof
Manning, Peter Scott the sire OF Rose
Scott and Peter Volo the sire OF Volt
age and Jane Volo. Four of Axworthys
sons were represented by winners. or
that number Dillhon Axworthy had seven.
including Sister Bertha. Nelson DilEea
and Eliza Dillon. while Guy Axworthr
was credited with the futurity winner
Arion Guy as we'll as Miriam Guy and
Joseph Guy. King Watts. Bogalusa and
Miss Perfection won for General Watts
and Dottie Day and Dora Haynes for
Morgan Axworthy. The Bingen family
also made its presence felt by the per-
formances Of winners by Bingara, Wal
ter Cochato. Border Knight. John Dewey.
Kentucky Todd, Todd Mack, Vice Com
modore. J. Malcolm Forbes and the
Northern Man. OF the other sres OF
note San Francisco had three winners.
The Harvester five. Justice Brook three
and Siiiko four.