The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-18


came off rpon IN excellent course. Dur
ing the forenoon the lookout for pleasant
afternoon, in which TO finish the race, was
not OF the best, rs quite severe snow
storm set in early in the day and held its
own till nearly noon, when it suddenly
cleared away, the sun shonc out, and 1t
was warm and pleasant. About one o'clock
a start was made for the ice. Many used
sleighs, doubtless imagining that two inches
of light snow would make good, or passa-
bic slcighing. On the return they learned
their mistake. and many walked back.
The president of the association was
promptly at his post experimenting scrap
ing the tracks. Clearing four tracks of the
snow, each "A mile in length, cannot be
done in a hurry, and it was about three
o'clock before the course was in readiness
for the horses. A good attendance had
waited somewhat impaticntly for business
to commence, and it was with real pleasure
TINT they heard, bring on your horses"
The heat that was to decide the al
journed five year old race, came off first.
As We have already stated, eight heats of
this race had been trotted Friday last and
without a winner. The horses got away
,,ou ,oro,,,on 49,, ..;,,..',. ~, MI.
Dot went the mile in handsome manner
without skip or break, coming in by
thr., ,orr,hs h.,d. g 1,.,,,a ..,..
tor1 ,.,sso1 -. C,,..,a.. w.. pn, ~,
brought I'M the rear well.
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18Th 1874 MIMI hea, 81 ,,,n odinrrnad
five wear old race. $50 to first. SIS to
second, and $40 TO third. Judges, Elmer
barh''m' NnorchHh a. =. farr' 0horc-
Doll, Not - >,
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Charley Mac, g........."....a
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IN :" N''N RAVE
tc,ed loo '' p 'r'' r"'. Ur I ILM', GU
White Cloud T Bailey. GRAY Dick
$ W Foote, m Susan.
FIRST HEAT
After scvero, trials rho ward ,y,s ,,;,or
at a good send off. Joe Brown took the
lead at the start, and held his own through
out in fine style, coming in ahead very
easily By number of lengths. Susan nut
in some big steps and went home we'll fol.
lowed bv White Cloud.
orcov
1r ,is,,oo, ,,,,,o ,,o, ,.on,. r,,, da,.;.
ro,,irn GOOD son, ae ~ pno,,.,
stepped to the front md went home in q
beautiful, free and easy rate, passing the
mile bush by half dozen lenrtbs ahead of
White C,opd ord srsor a,,;n', ,ho ,,,;,o -,
INV Nv" '"' .''''"' "''"s ''o '''''' III
the remarkable time OF two-twenty and
'"''o' '''u''h'' II "c h"u ho' ios' MS rect
for moment at the last quarter, he would
have made his mile in two.twenty. White
C,a,1 ,,,o,,o 49, .,,,a ,,
Of snsan ,hoMo,, naa !, ,n, ,ne,' 60 ,.'', cav
,:....,,..,.. $50,
on s T,r ''e' y. ''"'"u va, u''' ""'t
$780,.
Ian. -. 49, '"
THIRD HEAT
Joe Brown showed that he knew his
business well, and again did his mile in a
splendid manner, coming out well ahead sf
of Sunsan and White Cloud. Susan in
this heat lead White Cloud by number of
lengths, and went home at telling
rate. joe won the race in three straight
heats, doing it in splendid manner with
but one or two triling breaks.
SUMMARY.
,r;oonaoro,o ..o,,;n. ..oo,;., M,
10Th. 1874. race No. r nurse of soon omen
to all horses. 1928 to FIRST $50 to second,
- !" ' m ouuGes-E'i''er harhum
C,sor oeo
White Cloud, W. g.... 323
Joe Brown, W. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. l l
gray i'oN' = c'''''''.''''''''''''''''''' Drawn
lihe' @'S'3 ; @'Sof ga.
INC ap"'e race proved one OF the hhes'
ever Witnessed III 'hlS part OF the country
o'' poi"'"S' vi any icc' iHe 'i'no IN such
',a' ~ '''' seen very o''en' even u' n's'-
c''ss "o!'e 'r"'S' ana II mas ''''''c most
,'''"'s o'''' ~ '''i' "'' "''' ''.S'"s uPo"
LAM 0oo'sp
'"N' It al ~ "'' II HAS proven most
'"0o''iu' .ie'''Ns, 'no ''os' satisfactory
Vi ""y VI 'hc ii'eo''ns' yet he'u ny this as
Soc'"''on paiF'ns inc poor cohul'loh OIL
inc ice saturday, ana necessary postpone
meht OF Tue races there has been nothing