New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-06
Linara w ats
Pays l18 to l
In 1rot Event
Big Price ON Winner of
Heat at North Randall;
sPop" Ceers Lands Purse

J Tom Murphy's Peter Volo FLY, had no
trouble in winning the Fasig sweep
stakes for three-year-old trotters, the
feature of to-day's Grand Circuit card
at North Randall. Murphy took the
juvenile out in front in both heats, and
the result never was in doubt. Walter
! Cox's Marge the Great finished second
in both miles, but the rest of the field
never was close up.
The second division of the 2:12 trot
furnished the most exciting finish of
the afternoon, the winning horse turn
| ing mp in Greyworthy, driven by Wal
ter Cox, after four strenuous heats
In the first heat Greyworthy got
away poorly, but finished fourth, trot-
ting the last half mile in less than
minute. Carmelita Hall, which won,
Voltage, Allie Ashbrook and Grey
worthy were a nose apart at the wire
End the remainder of the field was not
far behind.
Linara Watts set the pace in the Sec
ond heat, in which Carmelita Hall fur
nished the contention down the stretch,
with Greyworthy a close third Linara
Watts captured the heat. her hackers
being rewarded handsomely, a So mu-
tuel ticket paying s237.80. Cox got
away fourth in this mile and did not
drive to the satisfaction of the judges,
o.. nneQ
him $500
Greyworthy was never headed in
the third. heat and in the fourth, which
was between Greyworthy, Linara Watts
and llta Hall, the winner repeat
ed the performance.
Pop Geers, the veteran Memphis
driver, drove his first winner of the
season when Lillian Silk-Wood finished
first In the 2:10 class pacing. The
in bo+
meats, and the result was never in
doubt.
shawnee, second choice, wc& the first
division of the 2:12 class trot in
straight heats. George Watts, the IA
vorite, finished second, by winning the
third heat by short margin from Bet
tie thornton. Greyworthy ard Eunice
Bell were the only fayorites to win.
After finishing ninth in the FIST heat
OF the 2:16 class pace, Able Hal won
the next two heats and the race. Jes-
sic Riggs the favorite, finished third in
the first heat and fourteenth in field
of fifteen in the second, and then was
withdrawn. The results:
PACING - 2;o4 CLASS = PURSE. $1,000
tFwo Heats Decided Monday
jay Brook, b. g., by Silent Brook
George Volo (Erskine) .......... /
Lillian S. CThornton> ........... 8
Edna Early (Thomas) ........ 6
Drift Patch, Belle Alcantara and senaD
Time. 2:o3%, 2:o4si, 2:o31a.
r nAClNG 5iit.no LAss;s-PURsE. $4,000
A' sfeanc, slimw9 &c. pix m. by
Lawyer Swift (Valentine) ........3 3 i
h t,1.Ft George {Paiin>, ......... 2
Minerva Gentry (Childs) ........ 3
Kentucky Colonel (Paige). 5 1
DAWN Directs Heir also ran
Time. 2:oSA, 2:o7 Posi-.
THE FAsIG-THREE-Y EAR-oLD TRor
PURSE. $4,000
Eunice Bell, b. f, by Peter volo
Many sMaFP Fhs Great lcox;
Peter Pluto (McDonaId) .........s (
Mig Rhinelander (White) ........ :
Hf Bsvus PETER pershiSs Prince
and Belle Worthy also ran.
Time, 2:oSsz, 2:osA.
TRoTT1NG-2:12 cLAss-PURsE, $1,000
(First Divsion)
shawnee. b. g, by Azof (Ed.
Gs9rge Watts Watts lBerry} :.,........ 2 !
The Ace (MitchelD ......,....... 3
The Major (Conley) .......... 6 7
A' jim I CLARK ifsfS2 Riley McGresor Bsra,g
Peter Peter Thornhin. Worthy Morgan and SIS
Time. 2:oSN, 2:oSA. 2:10.
| TROTTING-2:1 CLASS-PURSE, 81 200
Second Division
Grey worthy, g. g., by Axworthy
Lina mara Watts dong ;jj.........
Carmelita Hall (Murphy) ?
Topsey King U1yman) 5000. Ro
Allie lie. Ashbrool tRuff) ........ 8 IL Ro
Wilstarzv. David c.. Checkers, Lady X.
The Proof, Voltage and Maggie Rider also
ran.
Time. 2:os1s, a:o7A. 2:o6a4. 2:oo4.
PACING-2:1s CLAss-PURsB. 81 200
Able Hal. or. M, by The Able
(Palln) NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. I
Queen Able (Pitman) ....... Q
Anna Moore (Pifer) .,....... 10
Hs s1r, TriSie IWhitehead) .::....:8 2 IL
Dillon, Jolly Girl, Lady Todd CharIey
Pitcher Jessie Riggs Marjorie the Great.
Hedgewood Star and Lottie Express also
Time, 2:N7M 2.nsM o.1nn