New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-02
N. Y. Owners
Capture rizes
In Sulky Races
Bedford's Lillidar Takes
Feature in Straight Heats;
Delafield's Bragg Wins

READv1LLE, Mass, Sept. 1.--Silli-
der, the threc-year-old colt owned by
F.. t. Bedford, of New York. and driven
by Tom Murphy. won the 'Bos.cn
Globe purse Of $4,000 at the closing
program of the Grand Circuit races
here to-day, taking the feature event
in straight heats.
Bragg, the property Of Richard Dela-
field, also of New York, and in the
hands Of the young driver, Lyman Bru-
sic, accounted for the big end Of the
purse in the 2:l0 trot. The other
events went to New England horses,
Legal J. winning the 2:l5 trot, while
the Boston PAGERS, Oregon Hal and
Toney Mack. fought it out in the 2:14
pace.
Sillidar was pushed to win the Globe
purse Alta Quest furnished the most
serious opposition in the first heat, but
In the second Laurel Hall, driven by
Walter Cox. came from far in the rear
IN the homestretch and almost nipped
Murphy's colt at the finish.
It had been expected that Cox would
drive Lee Tide, but last minute
change put him behind the Laurel Hall.
His brother, Governor Cox, guest Of
honor for Governors Day, watched him
make his almost successful bid for first
honors in the second heat, after finish
ing ninth in the first.
Legal j. had little difficulty in win
ming the first two heats of the 2:15
trot, but in the final session Edman
could not head Klio, which Tad taken
an early lead, holding the advantage to
the finish. BRUSHES mount. Bragg, had
Bovola to beat in the first two heats of
the 2:10 trot, but in the final session
he got in pocket and could not ges
out in time to overhaul Vozeta, which
won in 2.0SA.
Metropolitan Driving Club, Of Boston.
resulted in victory for Mack S.,
owned and driven by A. j. Furbush.
Although with a handicap Of eighty
feet the gelding was in the lead at the
half-mile post in each heat, and none
could head him to the finish line.
The horses will be shipped to-mor-
row to Hartford. Conn, where the next
meeting opens next Monday.
The summaries:
OLD TRoT-PURsE $1,000
sillidar, b. C., by sIiiko tMurphy) l
The Laurel Hall tcox} ....,..... 9 2
Peter Pluto "a. McDonald) ........ 8
David Axworthy tTailman)...,... 4
Belvue, Jose phine Sharpe, Betsy Chan
dler. Stella Wood and F. Invarra also
started.
Time-2:oaA. a.o7A
AIS TRoT-PURsE $1,000.
Legal j.. b. g., by Legal Parole
x,,o ',p,,m,n, 'naman' Il ! 2
Swanhilde tDickerson) .....-..
Peter Blaze tAckerinan) ..... 10 6
Ammunition tMurphy) ........ 3
Querita. Harvest Gloom, Dora Haines.
Silkobel. Manrico Hall and Peter Whit
lock also started
Time-2:0sz, 2:1oA. 2:o6N.
$40 TROT--PURsE $1,000.
Bragg, br. h.. by Bsrsng
vozeta tH Flemlng) ..........
Bovoia Derry ....-s.,.,..-... $
9san W Srssry3 ' sicnonaid5 5
Betty Thornton. wilaska North Spur
and Charm Spears also started.
'Time-2:o7A. s:osM. 2.osA.
2:14 PACE-PURsE $1,000.
Oregon Hal. b b. by Hal B. {,
Toney Mack Of. Edman)...... !
Evening Gale (Murphy). ......
Queen Able (Pitman) .'...'.
Anoakia proctor Brusie) $50.
Nina Direct and Northern Queen also
Tsme-2.o5A. 2:osA, 2:o5A.
METROPOLITAN DRIVING CLUB HAN
DICAP-PURsE $1,000.
Mack s., 80 feet "a. j. Furbush>
Abba Todd, 200 feet :,
Sir Amasa, SO feet "a. I. Nelson). II 2
Burr. % feet wv. r. scudderl Z 9
Sunshine. Bon Bergen, Aqunin D.. Hazel
Time-2:17A. 2:1S2