Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-09-22

Cd Fanny" and the third to Dan Riley
The second purse was contonded for by the
following entries IL G.. llolcombs b. m
Island Maid" p. p. wilkins br M, no
name, S. Thayers b. m. Gipsey Girl H.
Il. llockcnburg's bl. m BLACK Hannah
and II. G. Cuttings bay horse Dick
The result we are not able to give, except
that the wilkins mare won the first two heats.
On Thursday afternoon, the following races
occurred, yz:-Fancy matched horses Tan
den teams Race for horses who have never
made better time than 2.3Si Race for horses
who have never made better time than $50.
The first was between the double teams Of
In. W. Putnam Of Bennington who entered
d" lIue Moore" and Black Dolly and d.
Sunderland of llighgate, who named pair OF
black mares. Two mile heats were trottcd,
i'm both of which Mr. Putnam's showed SUI
pcror training, going over the whole distance
Without making skip. The time made was
$50 and 2.47l. This was a race in which
speed was but single consideration in the
award of premiums.
The next race was for tandem teams In
thi. three entries were made, one pair OF
rays. by H. G. Root of Bennington; anoth-
er By II. b. Kent of Dorset and the third
IA tridem," or three horses, one leading
the othors-by John Engram of Rutland.
The horses entered by Mr. Root were very
Snowy, exhibiting high degree of training
g lg their elegant eyolutous, and as they were
dsyco ON the track previous to the races by
Miss Fanny Root elected much commcnda-
tion from the spectators The bay aud chest
NUT horses of Mr. Kent proved to be the fast
est in the contest, making the mile heat OF
the race in 3.36l
Following this came the race for horses
which had never beaten OBS in public. Tho
q premiums were 500 to the FIRST, $50 to The
d second. and $50 to the third For this rae,
tho entries were the black mare Black
Hannah" by Goroge Ware Of Brattleboro
and the white mare Fanny" by II. G. Roo
d of Bennington, Hannah winning the rae,
S +, ,bro. STRAIGHT boots The time made wa
8 10 ig.o4l1.l.o3o
p po,yoon ,bo bo,.s of tho above race wa
q. ,.,r.o If e15o mile heats me-.
e b,rn.y. EN- IN tho first $40 IN TN
d s,,,,,l 90, 10 III. third e,r horses vb;c
p rovor bcot . 5o in nublic The entries wer
3. "a C,,tlin,,s h m uFlor,n of stowe Mr.
e G;Im,,,s h o. 8. Biuy Ringo of Moptpelie,
Ne ,.do N,rto,,.b m uNou Smith, Of Tin
IF ,,o,u pr,r;,,y en- st,rtirc q ,rotest w,
,n,ao .o,;rs, d. r,ioro, bo;n, allowed 70 com
l. r,.o IL, ,bo r,c. o, tho ,ronnd tbst She n,
n ho,ton % 5oir. n,l,l;. Tho r,ct evas aJ,nitto
d b.. H.. lii ,bon .b, ,,os rrI.d nm
.e . nan, pi,,.o ,,oo IN broo s,r,;cbt bs,t
m IT. . ia > 90 oqo
J.. ~. .e..n,.n ho., n.,s ..+.o. g,
20 II. .l al b.. :. a., O.,
r,l -. .. 90 n. g.. e,o
] - .lsos..n .n;.I ,rl.ho..
H.-,o; -, Th..n,.;..n .o.,
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p.n.p1-,.
r. ...;,;.u .C.i,.t.,,.,, ,-., a.. ..l
- ,us ~, ro.'','i' m, 49,, ro -; Wv io'
:, but behaving badly, although keeping ahel
& thrce.fourtb- If the first heat. " Bowleg.
~,
D. crossed the score four lengths ahead. II
5. next heat. Columbus Bolie4 and smashe
l. hinos ,b.or;o, ao dr;ror Ne cumo
~ from ms seat but without dong MN any u
H. jury. After fresh suky and general r
t. nairs. the trot was resumed. but it had b
! q J.,,.l 49,. i:.,. 80
u' NoWe so ueD'ora'Heu 'hat out niue lhlere
", was ''N'" =" '''"'' " ."' u'',''' VI u
'u sp'c'0'orS' po"'egs coming III "ne"'' WI