Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-30
FAV0R|TES TR j {
TO FORM ON FINAL
DAY OF RACE MEET
RoMP UNDER WIRE IN VAN
GUARD OF FIELD ON GET
AWAY AFTERNOON OF OTTAWA
TRoTTING EVENTs-FAREWELL
CROWD A Small ONE.

Two scheduled winners, Roger c.,
sorrell gray by Major c. driven by
1ershaw in the PIP pace, and Dona
Mac. chestnut mare. by Peter Odenna,
owned and driven by Amondson Of
Beloit, Wis, in the 2:25 trot, won in
the final days program yesterday al
ternoon of the 1921 turf meet. Roger
G. had an easy time in the first race
of the day winning in straight heats.
while Dona Mac won in straight
heats, after losing the first one to Pick
Barson, driven by Cox of Wyoming,
Ill.
Ego Grattan, 7. b. Goodall's entry
of Beloit, Wis, easily won the 2;2O
trot and the second race of the days
program in straight heats over a
field of five other trotters. Red
Worthy, bay mare owned by Pearse
of Dixon. H., and decided favorte OF
the event, broke in the first heat OF
the race on the home stretch finishing
in fifth place. In the remaining two
heats she was kept in a pocket and
finished sixth
Calumet Jr. bay gelding, 0. A. Lin
dals horse, finished second in the PIP
pace and offered stiff resistance to
Roger c.. the favorite and several
times threatened to win a heat The
Aim driven by Charles Dean, Jr., of
Palatine. ILL.,, won third money while
George M. finished last in the money.
Drucie Moss won second money in
A., on nd
Fay Mathews fourth. Red Worthy, at
no time, was able to come close to
winning a heat. Field buyers of the
auction pool cleaned up wonderfully
we'll against the favorite. Six horses
were entered in this event.
In the final event Of the day Dona
Mac, favorite. lost the first heat of the
race to Pick Baron. Amondson
drove his entry in the lead up to the
and Pick Baron surged forth for first
to third place in the heat. In the
next thee heats Dona Mac was an
easy winner and had no competition
in winning the race. She was always
in the rear up until about the five
eighths marker when she would step
out and win by over length. Pick
Baron, Harley Cox's entry, finished
second in the money; .Ozarena, sec
ond, and Zombro Watts, driven by
GOnong, third.
A small crowd marked the closing
day of the local events. Neverthe-
less the bill was a splendid one and
proved to be the most interesting of
the weeks program From ottawa,
the owners of the blue bloods will
take their horses to Palatine, ILL.,.
where Charles Dean Sr., noted race
horse owner and driver of Northern
Illinois will stage weeks events on
his own track. Summaries:
2:12 Pace-Firse Race-$500
Roger c., S. 6. by Major G.,
(HershaW) 80. go. 80. ~ / 1
Calumet Jr., b. g., UindahD 2 3 2
The Aim, b. g.. tDean Jr) ....3 a
George NJ, Bl. 6, (Rodman) 4 4 3
Time: 10A; 2:10A; 2:11R.
2:2o Trot-Second Race-$4oo
Ego Grattan, br. s. by Sonon
Grattan, tGoodalD .........1 / /
Drucie Moss h. m. CzapeD q 4
dGbl sc ftEolls ~ g. NNobSi ~ " -
Fay Mathews, b. m. (Ribbins) 6 5 3
Donna Thompson, b. m.
(Honey) -. go. .......,.4 b
Red Worthy, b. m, Pearse) S + 8
Time 2:16A; 2:16A; 2:17A.
2:25 Trot-Third Race--$4oo.
Dona Mac. CHI M, Peter Odonna,
(Amondsonl $500. -. 3 i /
Pick Baron, b. h., (Cox) II 9 2 2
Ozarena, b. m, tDean Jr) s 5 Z 3
Zombro Watts b. g.,
tGonong) .... .... ...7 s 3 4
Elizabeth AL. Benign, b, m.
tRodman) go. -. ~
Baron, Will Tell. b. h. (Orendorf.
Ottawa =. .... ..,......4 e 5
Carolyn Watts, Ch. m.
(Shaw l.,,...... ......5 4 6
Lo. b. m tGoodalD ......6 Il 4
Time-2:15A; 2:l5A; 2:17A;