The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-13
JEANETTE RANKIN
 EASILY CAPTURES TECUMSEH STAKE.
Prince Loree . Distanced in 2:15 Pace, Going Into
 Bad Break

Toledo, Ohio, July 12.-Jeanette Rankin, winner of the Tavern Steak" at Cleveland last week, had little trouble in capturing the Tecum- sch s5,000 stake, feature of the sec- ond days racing at the Fort Miami track. With Grey Worthy en- tered in this race, it was thought the horses would battle from wire to wire and large crowd turned out. But Grey Worthy had all the trouble, breaking before reaching the quarter pole in the first two heats and then when out in front at the half mite of the third heat. threw a shoe After winning the race, Mcdonald did not make a drive in the last heat which was won by Princess Etawah.
 Eunice Bell, the Peter Volo filly was the class of the field in the three-year old Sherwood stakes, the other feature of the days card Mur- phy shot her to the front just after leaving the wire and she was never headed in either mile.
 Rig Upset
 The big upset of the first division of the 2:15 pace was the distancing of Prince Loree. prohibitive in the betting. in the first heat after ne went to a bad break and McDavitt could not get him back pacing again until the procession was home. Abbe Hal won the race after it looked as though Palin had laid up the first heat. Palin also drove Hoosier Lady Ito the head of the summary in the 2:0S pace, the first race of the day. In this race. Hoosier Lady finished last in the first heat and then came on and won handily. The judges announced that decision in the case was reserved
 Bessie Patch won the second divl- sion of the 2:15 pace while Jessie Riggs took the final heat. Allie Clay was the fayorite and 8 $2 ticket on Bessie paid SIP in the mutals.
 s;os pace. three heats; purse, si.2oo; Hoosier Lady. b. m., by The Mitre
 Bearer (Paiin) .,.........,... l Dr. Douglas. b. g., by strongwood Mnsrrs swniseesaa Gsntry D. h.. by John Crystal Night, D. g.. by Crystal
 lion tGoggin) .';,.;.;...,,'., Hal Boy, b. B. by Hal B. Ly-
 Time Time a:os i-4: a:osi-4; a:o5 i-4.
 Tecumseh Stake. 7;l2 trot, three heats; purse. s6,0o0:
 Jeanette Rankin. oh. m. by San
 Francisco tAicDonaldJ ......-. Princess Etawah, b. m. by
 Etawah twhitel .,.......... Voltage, br. h., by Peter volo Betty Taylor. b. m.. by siliko
 (Dodge) ..................... 9 Linara Watts. b. m., by General
 Watts (Edman) ............. 4
 Time. 2:o5 l-%; 2:o5 l-2; 2:o5 1-4.
 S-year-old trot. two in three heats, Sher- wood stake: purse, 3200o:
 Eunice Bell, b. f. by Peter Volo Miss Rhnelander. b. f.. by Rhine
 lander (Stokes) ................. Marge the Great, b. f., by Peter the
 Great (Cox) ................... Peter Pluto. ch. h., by Peter the Mill WiIloughby. br. f.. by Lee Ak
 worthy (Geers) ................
 Time, 2:0S l-4; 2:lo.
 2;l5 pace. first division, three heats: purse $l.2oo:
 Abbe Hal. br. m. by the Abbe Queen Abbs. br. m.. by the Abbs
 (Ptttman) ....-s....a..A,.,. Gay Forbes, b. m. by J. Malcolm
 Forbes (Stokes) .......... , 1 Fieety silk. b. m.. by Silk Me
 Kinney tLyman) .....-...... George Pstenter br. g., by Rustic
 Patenter (valentinel ......... s
 Time, e:o5 s+; 2:o6 s-4; 2:o5 l-%.
 2:15 pace second division. three heats; purse. $1.2oo:
 Bessie Patch. b. m. by Patchen
 Knight (McLane) .....,.... 7 Jessie Riggs. b. m. by Argot Hal
 (WalD ...............-,- II Allie Clay, oh. m.. by Redwood
 Clay tFleminEl Lady Todd b. si.. by Kentucky
 Todd (Erskine) ...........,. Carter June. blk T., by Carter
 T Time. s"':sa' a:sa l-l: ;s:.si ir2; s:osi-4.