The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-09-29
SECOND CLIPPED
Off TRACK RECORD
PAGER Berney Hayt Lowers
Mark to 2.0SH and
Is Drawn
BAD SPILL IN 2.20
ADDS EXCITEMENT
Princess Nellie Circles Track Three
Times Without Driver and Without
neutrality-suspicious. Heats in Second
Days Racing. -..


A racing program which lasted from.
II o'clock until 5.45 and was featured
by the lowering of the track record to
20SA by the PAGER Berney Hayt was
what the fair association gave it's patrons
yesterday afternoon. In all eighteen
heats were Travelled including four in
the leftover go trot and pace, five in
the 200 pace and three each in the PA
trot, 22O pace and 2.24 trot and pace,
and they were only a part of what went
on in front of the grandstand. 1t was,
certainly a long and busy afternoon.
After Princess Watts, winner in the
first heat of the 80 class Tuesday after
noon, had taken another on the resump-
ton of the race things looked easy for.
the DOre mare, but break on the stretch
in the third heat gave Mary's Sister
chance to go to the front and in the
fourth and fifth she was never headed.
Four SidewheelerS came to the wire in
the 200 pace with Berney Hayt the fav
orite. In the first heat he lived up to
expectations by beating Nora Hill down
the stretch in a mile which several unof-
fetal watches caught at 2.0S or better al
though the official announcement was
2O914 The second heat saw the Hayt
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hard enough ITO clip a second from the
mark of 1904 set last year by Baron
eta. After that, for some strange reason
Officially announced as sicknesS) Berney
Hayt was drawn and the race went to
Nora Hill in straight heats
A bad spill at the very start added ex-
citement to the 2.20 pace. In a mix-up
on the first turn FOrette was thrown I'M
seating his driver, and Fred Grey driv
ing Princess Nellie was pitched from his
sulky. Neither horse nor driver was
badly hurt, and Princess Nellie paced
mile and a half without a break before
she was stopped. This race went to Pony
Express without incident although in the
third heat the McShane entry was
obliged to travel in 2.13A to keep in
front .--
The 224 mixed race proved easy for
The King though Lord Evergreen looked
dangerous in the second heat when q
break midway of the stretch was all that
prevented him from winning in a drive.
The summary
go Trot and Pace Purse $4OO
Marys Sister, b. IN.
(CarmichaeD ....... = > 1 L
Princess Watts, b. IN.
CD9rel ...i,;..;;....,., :
o' (BaSsi . Or. & 4 70
May Queen, b. m.
lego, b. m (Tooie) -. dis
D' Wight 5fj' D. ..s :. dis
TemPty Guy, b. m. -
CLARK -......... 10 dis
Sweapy Worthy, oh. m.
Tines 1IfSsSe: 2.18H, .3i7h, :? 217A, 2.2o,
222 IA.
200 Pace Purse $500
Nora Hill, b. m.
ri, 6Ut ss1trr . + . l l
H. C Hi &. b, g. ..... 3 3 ;
| Berney Hayt, oh. e.
Time Fin 10 2.09H, 2.o8H, 21OA, 2.1o14,
2.15 IA.
PA Trot. Purse $500
Neponset, bI. g. o.: DOre) go. L 1
Manrico Hall, bl. g.
/ .(CarmichaeD .,...... 1
San Veronica. b. m. Is. Dore) =. 3 >
Time, 2131a, 2.161a, 214H.
2.20 Pace Purse $4O0.
| Pony Express, b. $.
Morvic w. b. z. (Toole) ..... , 3 2
/ Baron Strathmore (Snyder) ... 8
| Jessie Peer. br. m (Austin) " 3 1
Forette. b. m: (Hanna) $3.50. s , 6
] Queen Bond. bl. M (Smith) -. ; s )
Just Bingen, br. $. Card -. 6 z 8
Princess Nellie, b. m. (Grey) =. Z 6 z
| Time, 21314, 2.14A, 213H.
l. 2.24 Trot and Pace. Purse $500
/ The King, b. $ (Toole) $3.50. 1 1
Gotta Patchen (Wright) .... = > 2
lila Moore, bl. m. CHanna) 80. 3 3 3
| Guyor b. s. (Ashby) .......... / 4
! Lord Evergreen, oh. g.
i (Chellis) ................ ) G
-Tempty Guy Big (Smith) &c G Z
| COtello, b. g. tSkinner) ....... s Z >
| Jenny Dewey, b. IN. BASS 80. z dis
Time, 2,1612, 216H, 2.21&.