The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-08
JEANETTE RANKIN WINS FIRST START
 ON GRAND CIRCUIT
Fllly Was Overwhelmingly the Favorite In the Betting.
 Wins Stake of $5,000

North Randall, Cleveland. O. July 7-Makine her initial start on the grand circuit. Jeanette Rankin raced like veteran and won the 5000 tavern stake for 2l4 trotters. today's feature of the harness racing at North Randall
 | The lilly, which is owned by George E. Dudler of Youngstown, O., completed the event in two straight heats. She was an overwhelming l faNorite in the betting. Gal1 Curc. the mare for which Fred Cline of Indianapolis is reputed to have paid s25,OOo, was never prom inent She also was a first starter and raced greenly, finishing sixth in l the first heat, eighth in the second and sixth Tn the third.
 Only Two Favorites Win only two favorites, Jeanette Ran kin and Johnny Quirk, won. In the first heat of, the Tavern, Trumpater and St. Patrick the Great further delayed the start when they collided during the scoring. Except
  done.
 St. Patrick the Great took the lead at the start and held 1t to the stretch, where Jeanette Rankin took com mand and never relinquished 1t. Princess Etawah came from way back and dislodged Hilda Fletcher from second place. Jeanette Rankin set the pace throughout the second mile and won ca silly Princess Etawah and Hilda Fletcher again finishing second and third respectively. Princess Etawah had no trouble winning the final heat Main Liek fell from exhaustion at the conclu- sion of the second heat, but soon re- vised and was taken to his stable. He was withdrawn from the third heat.
 The 206 pace went to Johnny Quirk After finishing third in the first heat he captured the next two. An Upset | The betters received bad jolt when Brooks Worthy, Tom Murphy's horse, was defeated in the 2;l0 trot' which went to The Fodder in straight heats Brooks Worthy sold for $l, 900 in s1.70O auction pool. It required four heats to decide the first division of the 2:20 pace, which event easily went to Wrack. He won the second and fourth heats. Summaries e:2o-class pacing; purse, @1,2oo tFirst division): Wrack, b. h., by Peter the
 Great CRay) ..........,2 Allie Clay, oh. m. by Red-.
 wood Clay (V. Elem
 ming) ........!........1 Jane Forbes. br. m.. by
 Malcolm Forbes (valen-
 tine)5 ..............-....5 3 Birdie w., oh. rn.. by Klata-
 wah (Warren) ..........6 2 TO Carter June, blk. g., by
 Carter G L. Wilson, ...3 TO
 Jolla Girl, Sunflash and Orphan Peter also ran
 Time. 2:os1a, 2;o7%, 2:12h, 2:141a
 The Tavern Inn "Steak;' 2:14 trot; purse $5,00o:
 Jeanette Rankin, oh. f. by San
 Francisco (McDonald) ....1 1 TO Princess Etawah, b. m, by
 Etawah (White) .....,....2 Alexander B., oh. g., by Nobel
 (Erskine) .................9 Hilda Fletcher, b. m-, by Pe-
 ter the Great (Cox) .......3 Trumpeter, b. g., by San Fran
 cisco tStokes) .........,.l0
 Betty Taylor. Galli Curci, Main Lick, Charley R.. Tara's Hall, J. w., and St. Patrick the Great also ran.
 Time, 2:o6A. 2:07a., 2:11h.
 2:06-class pacing: purse, s1,2oo: Jchnny Quirk, ch g., by
 Hedgewood Boy CEgan) ...3 l MT. Jefferson, b. g., by Baron
 Gale tValentine) .........1 Logan Hedgewood, b. g.. by
 Hedgewood Boy tFleming) 2 pr. Douglas. b. &, by Strong
 wood (Whitehead) .......4 Frank Little, b. g.. by Little Frank (Stoles) ............5
 Time, 2:07A, 2:o51z, 2:11%.
 2:10-class trotting; purse, $1,2o0: The Toddler, br. h.. by Ken
 lucky Todd (Stinson) ......1 l 10 Red Bond, b. h.. by Bonnivard
 (McMahon) ..........6 Brooke Worthy. b. h., by Jus
 tice Brook (MurDhy) ....7 Rameo. b. g.. by Morgan Ak
 worthy (Stokes) ...2 6 Jane the Great. b. m., by Peter
 the Great fCox) ......f
 Escotillo, Hickory Bill Lady Will go and Mack Forbes also ran.
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