Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-05

thoroughbred horses were exhibited on the
track and examined by the judges. There was
an examination of stations for general use,
eight years old and upwards Following this
there Sas an examination of stations of all
ages, classes, and grades. During the morning,
the handsome stallion Fearnaught, Jr.. owned
by David Nevins, Jr., Of Boston, trotted a quar-
Ter OF mile to wagon in thirty-seven seconds,
showing excellent action.
THE TRoTTING.
Immediately after dinner the race for $3.50
$40 to hrst, $50 TO second, and S25 to third
open TO all horses that have never beaten 2.40,
for which there were sixteen entries, was called
vi the sixteen entered all appeared at the call
of the judges bell. After scoring four times
they were sent off for the first heat as well to-
gether as they could possibly get On the first
turn Lambert got to the front and held her posi-
ton TO the half. On the second half Lambert
was Oycrtaken by Belle Dean, who held her
position to the end Of the heat, winning by
couple of lengths, Lambert second, Blanche
third, Lady Bradford fourth. Time :SSI.
In the second heat only eight of the sixteen
horses entered appeared the others having been
diStanced in the first heat. They were sent of
after scoring three times, and Belle Dean soon
had the lead, easily keeping it through the
heat. On the last half 4 close and exciting race
ensued between Lambert and Lady Bradford
for the second position, Rolf finally winning
it, with Lambert good fourth. Time, 2:3S!
On the second scoring they were sent OFF for
the third heat. Belle Deane went to the front
on first turn, and kept her lead to the end, win
ming easily. On the turn Black Rolf was
run into and the driver thrown out, but escaped
unnjurcd. Lady Bradford was second in the
heat, and Lambert third. Time, 2:39. The
summary only gives the positions of the lead
ing horses.
SUMMARY
LOWELL, Sept. Anew England agricultural
societys purse Of $780, open to all horses that have
never beaten 2:50.
ii; G. Smith, Concord, N. H., blk. m. Belle
j. n. woodward, So birmingham, Johnny
John $. May, Augusta, Me-, b. m Lady
C. E. Moshier Keene, n. H., blk. m. Blanches 5 !
). Gowen, Blddeford, Me-, blk. 6. Black
Tlme-2;4o, 2;8Sj}., 2:85. ''''''O .
For the second race which was for purse of
$500, $3.50 to first, S125 to second, S75 to third,
and $50 to fourth, open to all horses that have
never beaten 2.37, there were ten entries, all but
three OF which appeared at the call OF the judges
In the first heat they were sent off on the third
scoring. Royal Mike went TO the front
on the turn, and 10y good trottng held his
position until they swung into the home stretch,
when Commodore Mutt, who had been second
during the heat, by an excellent burst of speed
overhauled Mike, carried him into break and
won by neck, Magele Wayne third, Dictator
fourth, Nellie Morrison fifth, Morris and Steyer.
son dIstanced. Time, 2:S43.
On the third scoring they were sent off for the
second heat Mutt was soon IN front but made
bad break and fell behind, Dictator going to
the front and holding it TILL inside the distance
flag, when he was passed by Royal Mike, who
won the heat, Maggie third, Nellie Morrison
fourth and Commodore Mutt fifth. Time, 49,
A great amount OF time was spent in scoring
for the heat and as soon as the word was given
Dictator went TO the front, but was passed by
10 nm . t,a l., - l..
position TO the home stretch, where he was
passed by Dictator on the run. Dictator was
set back to second position for running and the
heat given to Royal Mike; Maggie Wayne third,
Nellie Morrison fourth, and Mutt fifth, who had
been. acting badly just inside the distance flag.
Time. 2:37.
In The fourth hear the horses were sent off well
together on the fourth trial. Dictator went to
lhe front on the second turn, but was passed by
Nike on the back stretch. In entering the
home stretch Mike was passed by Nellie Morr-
son, who won the heat, Mike being set back to
fifth position for foul driving, Maggie Wayne
third, Mutt fourth, Time, 2:39
Maggie Wayne won the fifth heat, talk
ing the lead on the back stretch, and
holding it TO the end of the heat; Nellie
Morrison second, Mike third, Dictator fourth,
Mutt fifth; time 2:S7.
In the sixth heat Dictator wac ruled out, not
having woA heat in five On the first turn,
Mutt, who had been considered as out of the
race, took the lead and won the heat by twenty
lengths; Nellie Morrison second, ROYAL Mike
third, Maggie Wayne fourth; time .39.
Ia the seventh heat Maggie Wayne was drawn,
Mutt broke on the turn and fell behind but by
good trottlng made up the distance and won the
heat by neck; Nellie Morrison second aud
Mike third. Mutt was received with loud cheers
by the spectators; time 2:45.
LOWELL, Sept. New England agricultural So
clets purse Of $500; open to all horses that have
never beaten 2;37.
SUMMARY
Patch. Fitchburg, CHI Com
Nut: .....,......,..........1 5 l
d Webster, Boston, blk Roy
al Nike. ......,................2 8 3 8
w II Moody. Baskerville. N ID, b
IA Nellie Morrison. .,..........5 2 Q 9
S Follansbee, Concord, N H,g
III Maggie Wayne. ,....,..,....3 3 3 DIR
Chas Moulton, SaXonVille, b S
S Iwichell, SO Framingham,
Steyerson. .........,,... dis.
BENZ Mershon, Bt ston IN Lady
Time-2:34%, 2'3S, 2:37, 2:39, 2:37, 2,99, 2,45
The last race of the afternoon was for a parse
OF $50, open to all double teams, and closed
with three entries, only two of which appeared.
Smiths team led all the way, winning easily
lime, 8l13. In the second heat the Smith team
won without difficulty, leading the whole DIS
lance. Time, 1858. The third heat was Il rope
titon Of the second, the Smith team winning in
2:56 The following is the
SUMMARY
LOWELL, Sept. 4;aNew England agricultural So
q Smith, Concord, u, Bristol Bill
and Dix S Defiance. ..,.......,..,.....,....1 | /
j N Bates, Attleborough, Mass, Hermit
Time-3;llh, 1858, 1866.