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THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS, SATURDAY, APRIL 17, 1920.

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ADDITIONAL SPORTS

COLE GETS TROTTER THAT MAY GET IN GLARE THIS SEASON

Upton's Trial Horse* Coming

Big Racing Season in Indiana Is Predicted by Horsemen Fair Ground—Many Favor Added Money Plan— Rrst Meet Starts in May.

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thereabouts, are laying their wires for a big show at Decatur, and the speed card Is one of the foremost at-

tractions.

In the .trotting mare. Ruby Frisco, Clarence Cole, the expert horseshoer at the state fair ground, has a hat appears to be one that will get into the glare this year. From all angles this mare looks about as good as any green trotter which has been trained here in some years. She is a daughter o/ San Francisco. 2:07^. sire of fast and game race trotters, including Lu Princeton, 2:91; St. Frisco 2:01 *4, etc., and her dam was Ruby Clay. 2:091*, that trialed better than 2:fS. Last year this mare showed a

trial in 2:12*4. with the last half in Hammle. his partner 1;04. and the final quarter in 30^4 sec-!Don. raced a stable onda. Harrie Jones, the RushviHe through the west. At nearly trainer, who .E»*e her _ Prepanttion. j pUc**! he raced the added

Favor Added Money Plao.

Among the most enthusiastic friends of the added money plan in racing courses are the Allen Brothers, the former western trainers, who have Single G. 1:S9%, and a bunch of other stars at the state fair ground.

NEW YORK. April 17—The 23meter yacht Shamrock, which Sir Thomas Lipton will use in the trial races against his Shamrock IV preliminary to the America's cup' races, sailed from Southampton April S*for New York. Colonel Duncan Neill, aid of the British sportsman, announced upon his arrival here today on the steamship Adriatic. The small yacht under jury rig probably will take a month to make the journey by way of

the Axores, he said.

"I expect Sir Thomas will be here in about four weeks and preparations for the tuning up will soon be on in

earnest.” he added.

The makt. boom. gaff, smaller spars and rigging for the "trial horse” and a gaff for the big racer were brought

t over on the Adriatic.

Alburn LIG\n; ELECTRIC

wan. W4 auwn was incapacitated 5 0ver on the Adriatic. When the small While Ed Allen was incapacuaien yacht arriveg h ^ re she wiU be taken for driving throug'h a great part of j to the yards at City Island, where

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successfully | Hook.

rigged and it without mishaps.

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‘ ! PHILADELPHIA. April Iff—Xorval IM 1*5 vn | Bardie, of Bathgate, K D.. won the IT* Hi IM I itidoor professional skating cham174 19ft Sujptonship here last night by defeating S HI Harley PavldftMan. 8t. Paul; Hlbney 179 196 tM j Winnipeg. Canada, and Phil

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believes she will trot la 2:07 or better

with development.

The closing up of an estate made it imperative for her former owners to sell, and the Indianapolis man was lucky enough to get hold of her. She - splendidly gaited. goes simply

appears that she will, ps. be one to list with

San Francisco s fast brigade.

Big Tear la Indiana.

Up-state associations are getting busy on the season s programs, and it looks promising for a big year in Indiana, from a racing standpoint. A plant which is being put into shape for a meeting this fall is at Decatur, where Fred Reppert, the famous live stock auctioneer, is now secretary of the Northern Indiana Fair Association. and where they are making a strong play for the harness horses. An excellent racing card has been arranged for the fair, wnich is scheduled for August 10 to 13. Inclusive. Reppert Is having the counsel and assistance of John T. Stinson, formerly Secretary of the Missouri state fair, as weil as other exhibitions of note. Reppert and Stinson, backed by a loyal home contingent and the most progressive of the country

every money

plan was used, and Allen believes In it sincerely. The plan, as all horse men are aware, provides for a sum to be given in each race by the

association. The aggregate of the: entrance fees paid In each race is j

added to this amount and all is paid

to horsemen. . ’ i

He is positive in his belief that,

horsemen will receive more money , through this plait than under the old ; way. which by high entrance fees s and further deductions from money ] winners left the so-called winners!

with depleted purses. First Meet in May.

The present week has helped the ? horsemen very little in the wav of j training, though a couple of days j were above par. harness racing in the north will be inaugurated for the vear at Findlay. O.. the last week in May. and unless there is some fine training weather soon owners are likely to be slow to enter at the Buckeve town. However, even ten davs of sunshine will change the situation materially, and when May is. ushered In the trainers may be singing a more cheerful song than at J present. ;

Good Scheme. {Louisville Courier-Journal]

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