The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-26
THE RACES THIS WEEK
The CrOttcrs Who Are 10 Appear,
ing Information Concerning The m.

The races which arc to be trotted at the
Rutland trotting park, Tuesday, Wednes-
day and Thursday of this week promise to
be the most exciting of any which have
occurred heretofore on this track. Extra
ordinary exertions have been made by those
who have had the matter in charge for
some few weeks past to make the affair a
success, and from the showing already pro-
duced in the list of entries for the different
purses, published Saturday. it is fair to
conclude that they have been eminently
successful. Mr.. Daniorth, who has given
the use of the track free of charge, has
been in attendance upon several trots that
have occurred in different parts of the
state of late, and has succeeded in securing
large number of horsemen to enter their
horses here, and they may be assured of
fair and straightforward dealing in every
race trotted. Should the present fair
weather continue through the week the
track will be in splendid condition, and the
same circumstances will also tend to secure
a very large attendance of sporting men
from all parts of this and adjoining states
and the public generally. The recent
races at Bethel, acknowledged to be the
best ever occurring in this state, has give n
a new impetus to trotting matters here
abouts and tended to bring the owners of
noted horses to Vermont. Many of them
have been induced to come to Rutland this
week, and as the result it is confidently
predicted that this weeks races will be the
most interesting of any that have ever oc.
Cured in Rutland. This will also have q
tendency to make racing lively here for
next season.
On tomorrow Tuesday the first day,
will be trotled the races for the three min
ute or no record class, and the 2.37 class
In the former are entered seven horses. al
very good and promising horses and tho
race, for green ne, will be peculiarly
lively. A. II. Danforth enters
LA LA R0OKH,
young four year old mare that never be
fore started in race. She is owned by
Edward GUILTY of Rutland, and is siste
of the well known stallion Tam O'Shanter
of Ethan Allen stock, and of decided!
promising qualities as trotter.
j. A. Williams enters
CHARLEY MAO.
This horse is owned by Sheriff l.. A
} Drew of Burlington, and has trotted OIL
( numerous tracks in this state and vicinity
| although we believe, never before entere,
here He won the three minute race a
| Barre, on the 18th, in 2.45, against Kilt,
! Brown, Black Jack, Washington, Promise
and Clifford Boy. He is also entered in tn
, $50 race on Wednesday.
, The other horses entered in this race are
5 Sunrise, owned by w. w. Dawley, ba
I mare Diamond, owned by G. Kiley @
r Poultney, Black Jack, owned by V. W
r Whitcomb of Rutland, f. Downing's Ur
( Gle Bill, and f. p. Smiths Grey Jack.
In the 2.37 class are entered eight exec
t lent trotters, and very exciting race
l anticipated l.. j. Brown enters
BLACK JACK,
formerly Fly, fine black gelding, owne
7 by L. J. Brown, merchant of Fitchburl
Mass. This horse is ten years old and col
sidered to be one of the best In the race
is also entered in the 2.44 race, to be tro
4 ted Thursday.
, w. j. Gallivan enters