South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-31
PETER MANNING IN
SECOND TROTTING
RECORD OF SEASON
Horse Goes Mile in
Two Minutes-Jeannette
Rankin Wins Again.

READVILLE. Mass. Sug. 30
The worlds trotting record for five
year-old trotting geldings Tuesday
was broken for the second time this
season when Peter Manning, driv-
en- by Thomas sw. Murphy, trotted
a mile against time in two minutes
fat, at the Grand Circuit meeting
here, lowering by a quarter of a
second the mark he hung up a few
weeks ago at the North Randall,
o., track.
Jeanette Rankin, the leading
money winning trotter Of the yea,
again showed her superiority over
the stake horses by capturing the
big end OF the purse in the Massa-
chusetts a $1,000 event for all
trotters, but not until after Betty
Taylor, driven by ]. L. Dodge, had
won the first heat in 2:03A. the
fastest time Of the race.
Cox's Horse Third
Driven by Walter Cox. the Bos-
ton owned PAGER. Col. Bidwell.. win
ner OF nine consecutive races over
New England half-mile tracks this
season, was not up 10 the task of
bowling over the big line PAGERS,
and had to be content with third
money in the Pilgrim, a $4,000 for
2:10 PAGERS, which was won by ne
Tennessee mare. Ruth Patch, driv-
en- by Fred Edman.
Cox won the first heat Of the 2:O7
trot with Jane the Great, but the
event finally was captured by Sell>a'
another daughter of Peter the
Great, driven by Harry Fleming.
Fleming also figured in the win
nings in the Boston Herald purse
for two year trotters. taking one
heat with the chestnut colt Oscana-
wa. but because OF breaks he lest
the race to the New York mare
Edith Worthy. in the stable Of Ly-
man Brusie.
Summaries:
The Boston Herald. Two Year Irot'
Purse 5000:
Edith Worthy. b. T.. by Guy Ak
worthy q. Brusle) ............ 1 :
Oscawana, ch. G. by Atlantic Elk
press "a. Fleming ...........; :
Good watts. b. 9. by General
Watts (Pittman) ..-...--...... 1
Aka silk. br. f., by Bingen SIX -
The Great Midwest ch. C, by Pc
ter the Great Cox ............ dis.
Time-21 IN 212A; 216%-
The Massachusetts. 2:11 TrOt. Purse
s. 600:
Jeanette Rankin. CD m, by San
Francisco "A. McnOnaldl 800. l
De eBgGds a5yior i... . ~ :.
f. Colorado, b. il. by Colorado
tCo1l ..:.:.....-. ,,.;-;.-s
N1 1Thomasl OiA .... = - 3
King Harvester. br. b. by The
Harvester CIV. Ficmingl ...-.-. .
E. Scotillo. Taurida and LOckspur also
T T'iimre-2:Osl.; 2:o4A; 2:O4l4.
The Pilgrim. 2:1O Face. Purse 5000:
Ruth Patch, br n. by Twink
ling Dan (Edma1) -.....,... !
Jimmy McKerron. b. E., by
Jack McKerron (Rayl -...-- l
Col. Bidwell, b. g. by CcL
Almadsn onward. b. 8, (Cro-
Lillian liar silkvood. blk. m. by
Strongwood (Gecrs) $500. 70
Berney Hayt. Iva Lou and R. II. Brett
also started. 80.
2.O1 TrOt. Purse $1,000:
Selka. ch. m. by Peter the Great
81. Fleming) committeeman. 3 l !
Jane the Great b. N, By Peter
the Great COX $500. .-....-.. 5
Li tBerf rs'el' III :. :!
Uhlan Brooke, blk. E., By Justice
Brooke Ray ..........-......
Peter l.. b. b, by Peter the Great
(Croslerl NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 8 4
Royal Mack and Fenesta also started.
Time .05% 9:0Sa.; 2:OSA.
To Beat s:9sIz Trotting:
Peter Manning. .. z, BY Azon (Murphy)
WOu Time 90
France has 80 sporting clubs for
women
Nearly $50. 900 women are engag-