Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-08
FOUR RACES ON
CARD AT FAIR
Warm Competition Promised
in 2:09 TrOt-TWO Drivers
Suspended.

The 2 :09 trot was 10 be the feature
event on the card at the State Fair race
track this afternoon. There were four
races scheduled. Although the field was
reported rather small! in the 2 09, there
was dandy battle looked for az the five
trotters entered were supposed to be
evenly matched. The other three events
had large fields and a good afternoons
sport was looked for.
Satisfactory and unsatisfactory races
were staged at the track Wednesday art
ernOon. The unsatisfactory part of the
afternoons card coming in the fourth
heat of the 2 IA trot, when two drivers,
Curtis behind Iva Leaf and Crane, pilot
ing Mokum, were each fined 800 and sus-
pended thirty days. They were charged
with not trying to win the heat. TINS
event was to have been the feature OF the
Afternoon.
Wanda May, in her second start of the
week, pulled down honors In the 2:1o
pace. The 2: 1S trOt was grabbed by the
veteran Topeka Und) horseman, Isaac
Sutton, with his 4-year-old Freeman
Masters.
Many differences of opinion of the rela-
tive ability Of form Indianapolis PAGERS
is to be decided Friday afternoon,
when four wlgglers are to struggle for
supremacy and a special purse of $1,000
which the fair management has hung up.
Inc IOur PAGERS, iii Wlu6ly AhOMh
over the Grand Circuit, are Kokomo
George 2:03A, owned by c. W. Martin
Of Indianapolis Walter X, 2:04A, owned
by Fred Cline, also of this city; Able
Hal, 05A, owned by George Phillips,
Danville ILL.,. and HoOsier Lady, . :05A
owned by NJ. z. Mahaffie, Stilesville.
The PAGERS are so close together in
their record marks that the race on Fri
day should be one Of the most spirited
PAGES of the season. In addition to the
the fairs speed department, will award
the winner a floral horseshoe.
In addition to the pace by these Hoosier
animals. all Of which were trained on the
State fair track, the final events of the
week will include a free -for-all pace, for
for three year Olds, with four starters
nominated. and 2:15 three year. old
pace, In which there are six entries.
PROGRAM TODAY.
PA Trot, Purse S1,OO0--Azie Glenn,
Governor ". Winstar, CALI Curci, Heg
Ter, Alta Evans. Ben McGregor. Fayette
National, Frank II. Forbes, Ruth Ro-
land.
go Face. Purse s1,OOo-Afy Sweetheart,
Robert Dickey. Mike Cochato, Bounce,
Judge Wilkes, Doctor I. Hal Rarnes,
Carter June, Roy NJ. Margarete o. Lord
Weston, Bernice Todd. Manor Direct
William Cochato, Frank w. Mayme l..
Jtuuie IL hoy olLuHlOnes htQ ID. SAhF
B. Star Mack. June Hal, Valley Day,
Ora Main, Margaret Star, ElnoTa Nell,
Diamond Boy. Mazzie Wright, Clip.
Roger Bean.
2:O9 Trot, Purse S1,OOO-yan H. Esther
Wilson, Georgia Director, Frank H.
PIG Trot Purse S1,OO0-Hegler. Alta
Evans, Axle Glenn, Ben McGregor. Jean
Mark, Fayette National, Todd De Forest
Wesley X. Sherwood, Governor V. Cana
da Jack, Ora Lee, Duplicate Ruth
Roland
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
214 Pace (three heats; purse, $1,000
Direct Light, b g, by Direct Hal
Bee Line. 5 g. by ossio R CJoncsj ?
Baron Watts, b h, by Sen Watts
(NiedbalskD ....................S 3 3
Teddy Montana, ch g. by Inference
Cochato Coast. blk g Grady 49,. 90 I
Red Binsel, g (Walsworth) go: g
Lady Fastlna. IN Johnson o.. dis
Time Sh, 2:OsA, 2;09la
us Trot three heats, purse. $1,000
Freeman Masters. b a., by
Dan Masters (Sutton) .....,... 5 1 /
Alma Todd. m, by Kentucky
Todd PALM ................ IL S
Kentucky Doune, b g, by Thistle
Doune (Goodwin) ..... 6
Franklin B. CHI g, by Chestnut
ION tNeWell) .-.....-........ s IL
Bessie Montgomery, b m Beam. s 8 5
Jean Mark. N Hays ........10 3
Harry Hawker. 70 z (Stone) -. 6 4
DR.. NJ, blk (Adams) .......u 10
Can't Help I, lLangenn) e.. s 8
Mary Jay. b m (McGeath) 80. s I
General Francis, blk (Iiing)... I u IL
Jimmy Mac, b (Hackettl ...12 L
Time 10, 2:12A, 2:13h.
2:12 Pace three heats: purse, $1,000
Robert Page, Oh &, by The
Author LPhillips) ........ 3 1 5 l
Anna Davidson. br m. by
Malcolm Forbes palm ... 8 l .
Allie Clay. oh u, by Redwood
Clay (Fleming) ............ 70
Billy J IL, & by Ess II Kay
Time-2 ;1014 2:0sA. 211 ,2:14h.
2ls Pace (three heats: purse, $1,000
Wanda May, 2 m, by Unknown
(JchnsOn) Observation-Disclosures. l . !
Pagan, b "a, by Walter Direct
(Fickery) .........-...:..... dr.
Mary Coffee, 70 m, by The Able
tStOne) .........-.. =
Sandy, CHI 6, by Marshall Pugh
(Watts) Observation-Disclosures. 8 6 =
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