The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-05
TRIBESMEN AND HENS STAGE BARGAIN BILL
Record Race
Card Posted
at Fair Oval
Six Events on Tap Today;
Lord Jim Sweeps
Three Heats.

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Lord Jim didn't face Hambleton-
ian competition yesterday, but he
gave harness enthusiasts in the
stands at the Playground oval good
show while he won all three heats
Of the 2:14 trot.
The Buckeye colt received fast
challenges from Cobelle, a fleet
Wisconsin mare, and Luella Capp,
4-year- old Pluto Watts filly, but
reinsman Doc" Parshall sent him
ahead as he glided into the stretch
in every heat. The Mefford young
ster made the first heat in 2:06, cut
the second to 2:042I, and finished
with another 2:044.
Parshall, Lord Jim's trainer and
driver. will pilot two horses in the
L. S. Ayres trot tomorrow. Morley
Frisko and Una Signal, a pair of
speedy mares, are entered from his
stable. Una Signal holds the season
record at the track, having made the
mile in 1897.
Full Card Today
Race fans today will be treated
to quantity as well as quality. A
pair of overnight races, and the
necessity of holding two divisions
in the 2:26 pace, due to seventeen
entries being nominated, brings
about an extended program of six
events. 1t will be one of the long
est days of racing on modern rec
ord at the Playground track.
Feature of the day will be the
Cedar Hill farm trot for 3-year-
olds. A group of speedy youngsters
will fight it out in this event,
which is awaited annually by many
Hoosier harness followers. Grace
Noon is favored a bit ahead OF
Custer Volo and Calumet Essig.
Next in interest will be the 2:14
pace event, where a battle is ex-
pected between Lady Vonian, Sonny
Boy and T. D. Van.
Other races include the 2:22 pace,
with Calumet Devine and Colonel j..
as favorites, the 2:19 trot, where
General Warden and Peter Walker
look best, and the pair of 2:22 pace
events.
Peter Expert, George Able and
Patsy Dowd are favored in the first
while All Hall, Peter Fox
and Cochato Parr show strongest
claims in the second division.
Theo Guy Steps Out
Theo Guy helped Lord Jim keep
Ohio on the list yesterday by TAX
ing two straight heats in the 2:19
pace. He showed times of 2:03A
and 2:03A. Second was Peter Paul,
with Bonnycastle. third.
Five of the six starters in the 3
year-old trot were Indianapolis
owned horses, and Edna Lincoln,
one of the quintet and one of a
trio entered by Josedale Estates,
copied the $500 purse.
Walter DiSpanette won all three
heats in the 2:26 trot, staging
beautiful duels, with Unworthy
coming down the stretch in the
first two events.
SUMMARIES
2:14 Trot C3-heat plan; purse. s7OO)-
Lord Jim. b C 49, by Guy Ak
worthy Selka by Peter the Great
Luelia Cspp. CHI m, by Plato Watts
co6eIiie , m: BY AzG Of I'M 4McK Eag,.l
Time: EOS. 2:o494. 2.O494.
2:l9 Pace I3-heat plan; purse $500
i9 Sweet uE 5. Marie BY Ed IL.
Peter Paul, gr g by Peter Henley
Bonnycastie, br h, by Peter vOlO
waiter Dale, Big. by Abbedale
tJohnStOnl ....-...-. .'..'....
Bonnie Napoleon CCarmichaeD -. 7 I
Single Bob fAdamsl ......:...... al
2-year-Oid Trot indiana Trotting anC
Pacing Horse Association; 2-in-3 plan
Edna Lincoln. 70 f. by Axworthy-
Frances Lincoln. by Peter Lin
Judge brewer. , E by peter The
Brewer-Mrs. Watts, by General
cs TarSs ' Foster. +, by Belwin -
'O Walton .'..''......',....e.'.. , re
Lallah Lincoln. +. by Peter Lin
coin tGoodwinl ..........., II
Abbie Scotland tWallacel ...-..-- II
Time: 2:l1. 2:l4i2. 2:l5.
2:26 Trot l3-heat plan; purse 5000
Unworthy. g. by Peter Lincoln
Lelah Axworth. by Axworth
iDispenettel .-.-... .-...-..--
Duesenberg. g. by The Senator
fDOuglaSl
General johnson. b h. by Todd
Stout fWillisl .....-........
Calumet Better Bee. br g. by TrauX
I.ustv lincoln (Kevsl. 5-5-5; Patchen 1
c Foster. 6-6-6: Robert (Steprol, Tor
Time 2:lli4. 2;l3, all.