Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-06


to u Wood OF West MiIlbury.
At half-past eleven the Gen. Butler Hose Co.
No. OF Lynn, Capt. Whipple, accompanied by
the Lynn brass band, were escorted on the fair
grounds by the Mechanics Hose Co. No. , Of
Lowell, Capt. q. ID. Anthony, accompanied by
the Mechanics band.
At quarter of twelve procession was formed
OF few of the horses on exhibition, and headed
by the band and the marshals, proceeded twice
around the track
Among the visitors to-day are Secretary Bout
well, Hon. w. L. Reed OF the governors council,
Hon. + A. Hobart, Hon VIM Crosby of Will
Jamestown, eX-Gov. HYDE of Connecticut and
other prominent gentlemen.
THE rRoTTING.
ne hfSt race OF the aIte noon, Tor purse Of
$50, open TO all horses that have never beaten
three minutes, closed with nineteen entries,
twelve OF which appeared as contestants. After
scoring three times, they were semi off well
together and when they appeared on the back
stretch Caou chouC was leading, and kept the
position as they passed ont OF sight sbehind the
crowd. Coming down the home stretch she
maintained her lead and won the heat; Gypsy
second, Lady Bradford third, Kate Hews fourth,
Franklin Boy fifth, and Minerva sixth, all the
Others dstanc d. lime, 2:41t.
The horses were sent off for the second heat
on the first trial. Cl)utohouc was soon in his
old position at the front, with Minerva close
up the rest well strung out. On the home
stretch, Caoutchouc led by several lengths, and
won easily, with Minerva second A rood race
took place bcrwcan Isd,, RrniGori 80 81 - "a,
Hews for second nloce which was finally WIn
by BradCords Mine, "a fourtb Gins, tictI anJ
FRANKLIN Boy bringing up in the rear. Time,
241i
In the third heat the horses wore GOT off an tho
second trial Csortcbonc ico,l,no closoI, G T'iS
lowed by LADY RradfSrJ Tbr,n,oh tbe frH,
three quarters of the heat These TWO horses trot
ted well together Unon enterinm the home
stretch. Coontcborc mo;n+sine5 H. ioad and
won tho boot Ii, picl - IL Nj STi 81"
third. Gipsey fo1rtb and Kote uelys 1ast
Franklin Row did nor Start in tbis loo. +in,a
2;414. The Following is Inc
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LOWELL SAINT NM Enr,ord o,.u;,,,,.,,u,,
society's purse Of 950 onen to SIi horeo tbot b
never beaten three Minutes: S175 To first s5n to
second, $25 to thire; best three in five in harness.
=, Hall, Boston, ms IN Caoutchouc. l l l
t % Md"!' AUGUSTA Me- MS IN Lady Brad .
n narforth Rntid W 49, / -. ~, Z
nerya - 10 III Nj .
Henry Buffum, North Berwick, Me. nssm
Gipsey. ........... ..........,...'.,, + a
L Gomez Fitchburg, MS br IN Kate Hews s
y prescott, Franklin, N Ii, MS Franklin
poy - q; q DIR
"a ana ana
Inc second race, for purse of $1,000, open to
all horses that have never beaten 80, closed
win SIX entries, hYe OF whom appeared at the
tlmeS they were sent Off, Jennie having a slight
lead. On the back stretch she got to the front,
closely followed by Bristol Bill, who forced the
Ioulng all through the heat, Fanny third. As
they entered the home stretch, on the last half
OF the neat, brIstol Bill rapidly gained on Jen-
NE, ana was unaOle 10 pass her, and she crossed
tue llle winner oy a neck, Bristol Bill second,
Fanhy thira, FRANK Palmer fourth, Black Prince
IaSt, nearly distance out. lime, 2;35t.
III the second neat jennie went to the lead on
tne DaG6 stretcn, with Palmer half length be-
nina, BRISTOL Bill thlrd. through the second
nan OF the neat JENNIE and Palmer trotted side
ny sue 10 the nome stretch, where the drivers
trGd 10 crowd each other, and both horses in
GuIged III cohslderablerunnlng,P Palmer going I'M
Get tle wire Iirst, leading by neck, Fanny third,
plIs'oi Dll Iouith' anu Dlach ITlhce ulStanced.
g De was set Uach 10 lourth position, and
rainier TO thlrd, Tor running and foul driving,
and the heat given to Fanny. Time, 2:34.
On the second scoring the horses were sent
off Fanny having the mole uot IN tho front on
the frst tnrn paImer eacnna Ioi ~ nj W
Rris,oI RiII n"rtb TLosn oHuiie tllu anu
IN leatve Posttiols
stretch where Palmer outfooted Fanny and
passed under the wire winner, Fanny second
Jennie third, Bristol Bill fourth, ali trottinr
down the home stretch in rood et,,ie Tino OF
In The fourth beot palNor 49, my tI, OF
on the turn closely followed by Fanny, Jennie
were held through the first half of tbe heat 0n
tbe last half Palmer krnt his iead Rr;S,ni Ri,i
came nm to second nosition a,d tot :, -.
beaten for tbe heat Nv Palmer nv, tor Io, otiI
Bristol Bili second Fanny tbird and Iennio,
fourth Time 9.9S ''''iU anu "0ii'i IL
In the ifth heat Palmer not tho load ~, ,t,,
hack stretch bnt was soon iT ' end Ui luz
by Fanny Jonni tbii d I ,.',1 Pii anu p"SSSu
tIe lsst t1rn Palmer rrn ,st Ea Ei' i"1' va
nndrr tbe wire irst hut vas eot han tn s o'l5
nosition for rnnnn9 and The heot ai,o W % To
f'Stt'StA
fo1rtb. time All ~" anu - 10 wi DIN
In the SIKH and dcciding beat Of tho rooo
Bristol BiII was rned ont not vi tnS ioIo
heat in FIVE and was won Inv FranIr pa %Oa !"
aftpr close contest Fannv sooo,,d an IL
third fine > az '' SN'''N anu 'oii'i0
r c summary
LOWELL, Sept. 5.--New England agricultural So
cletys purse OF SlVOe open to all horses that have
to third 500 to fourth; mile heats, best three in
stOwell s spanding, Lawrence,
., Mass, br' g; Frank Palmer; go.
oh, N; Fanny. .......... ..:.... 8 1 l 2
D. NJ, n, Wqodard, so; birmingham,
T, Mass Ia p. IN Jennie; ;..1;......
T. B ri 8Iii RijI oon0oru' NJ h' e. g.
Stephen HAYES. Boston. Mass he
Black Prince. ..................,5 dis.
Time: 2;351S, 2:34, 2 IA, 2:33, 2:345, 49,
The third race was for n nurse of sion oman
to all colts four years of age and under, There
were SIX entries for this race. and five anneared
In the first heat Little Allen was At the 'front.' on
fine bocl, bnt was naseed NV Nod Wallace on +I,,
wen tho beot. ittle Aiicn socond Fr - E anu
naught third, Godfnder and Hiram disIanced
Time, 2 :4O4
The second heat was contested by three of the
original starters Ned Wallace took the lead
and held it all the way around, winning easily.
A lively contest took place between Little Allen
and Fearnaught, Allen taking the lead on tbe
last half and coming in second. Time. Q :43,
The third heat was repetition of the second
Ned Wallace winning easily; Little Allen second
and Emery Fearnaught third. Time. 2:45
The following is the
SUMMARY.