New-York tribune., 1922-09-14
Gar Worthy Wins
Empire State Stake
AT Syracuse Fair

SYRACUSE, Sept. 14.-Czar worthy,
Thomas W. Murphy's great four-year-
old, to-day won in straight heats the
classic Empire State $4,000 trot, fea-
ture attraction of the week of Grand
Circuit racing here in connection with
the State Fair. Peter the Brewer, VIC
tor over Murphy's feet trotter last
week at Hartford, won second money.
Taurida, driven by Harry Fleming, fin
ished third. Gear Worthy trotted the
first heat in 2:03A, closely pressed by
Taurida.
The Governors Stake, which attract
ed fast field, was won by Great
Britton in straight heats. Princess
Etawah was second and Favonian fin
ished third.
Peter Earl, in winning the trotting
division of the Western Horseman
track record for the event in the first
heat with mark of 2:o5A. The stake
carried money value of $5,242.61. In
the pacing division of this stake. Peter
Etawah scored in straight heats.
1t was big day for Murphy, the vet
eran Poughkeepsie driver. He started
three horses, Czar Worthy, Peter Eta
wah. and Princess Etawah, taking
two firsts and one second place. Muir
ply, following his victory in the En-
pire State trot, was presented with a
cup and large floral wreath donated by
the Merchants Association of New
tary of the association, making the
presentation.
Two other class races, the 2:05 pace
for $1,000 and the 2:14 trot for 81 900,
completed the sixrace program. Tramp
Safe won the pace and Finvarra the
trot.
Although the track was in good con-
dition, the scheduled starts of Peter
Manning and Media, after world rec
ords, were again postponed. Both
horses are now carded to make their
trials tomorrow. when another six-race
program will be run off.
The summaries:
ala CLASS TRoTTING- HEATS
PURSE, $1,000
Finvarra br. h. by Atlantic Ex-
press Quite Worthy (II. Flemipg)
lombro Dillon, b. g. (SerrilD -.
Alta Al Quest, br. g; (Harrimon)
hinausm. hnmIna b; h. {Mcponald) ! 3
Emilee and Peter win Tell also started
Time 2:e7A, 2;oSA, 2:14A.
THE EMPIRE STATE 212 TRoT-
THREE HEATs-PURsE, $4,000
(Cup presented to winner by Merchants
Assoclatlon OF New YORK City-l
Czar worthy. b. g., by Gear Peter
Baby Worthy (Murphy) ....... IL
Peter the Brewer. b. h. (Ray) 2
Taurida, b. m. (Fleming) ........ 8
The Great Rose. b. m. (McDonald) 4
Captain s., ch. h. (McDevittl....
Walter Sterling, b. h. (stokes,. was
distanced in the first heat.
Time. 2:0SA, 2;06a, 2:07h.
THE GOVERNORS 2;o5 TRoT-THREE
HEATS--PURSE, $4,000
Great Rrittop hlk hy
Chenault -Fanforan (Dodge)..... 1 /
Princess Etawah, b. IN. ........s.
Favonian, br. h. (F. Edman).... . 5
u. Colorado, b. h. (Cox) .,.......,
Escotila. br. 6. (Flening) $500.
Jane the Great, Peter Coley and Bonnie
Del also started.
Time. 2:o4A. a:c5M, 2:o7h.
2:oB CLASS PACING, 3 HEATS, $1,000
Cabinets Honor (Horan) -. 4
Minnie Williams blk. m. tJ. w.
to-, noas} tas 81 ,h ;.....;.'
Time, 2:os% 2:oe%. 2:o7A.
HoRsEMEN TRoT, FoALs
OF 1919, NrWO IN THREE, s5.242.51
Peter Earn. b. c., by Peter the Great
Bunter, br. c. (Rosemirel ........., 3 .
Helen Dillon, h.-f. (SerrilD ......... 2 6
Lee Wynolst. b. +. (H. Fleming) 8
Suavity. b. 4. (Cox).... ..........,.
Lee Bond lso started
Time. 2:o5M, 2:o6N.
OF 1919. TWO IN THREE. s2.o567s
Peter Etawah b. c. by Etawah-
Janeya s(Murphy) ...... ......5...... / 1
Ophelia ", b. +. (II. stokes) 2 2
John Harvester, b G. CIV. Caton)...
Lamoette, 70 Q. Shay yj..i..... ...,.....t.
Time 2.09A 2.06A