The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-30
STARTERS.


A. II. Danforth, b. m. Lady Thompson,
l.. J. Brown, blk G Black Jack.
j. A. Williams, 8. G. Charley Mac.
| NJ. j. Gallavin, b. G. Schoolmaster.
j. Il. Whipple, b. m. Fannie.
Albert Carpenter, b IN Bay Abby.
w. b. Wright, g Twinkle.
FIRST HEAT
Lady Thompson got the best of tue send
off. but broke and Black Jack took the
lead around the turn, Charley Mac second,
Bay Abby third, and soon passed to sec
ond. Schoolmaster then made bolt and
secured second place. AT the first quarter
Black Jack was ahead, Schoolmaster sec
ond, Twinkle third, Bay Abby fourth, Char
ley Mac fifth, Lady Thompson sixth. At
the half mile pole Black Jack was still
ahead, Twinkle second and Schoolmaster
third, the others some distance behind A
good race here occurred between the three
forward horses TO the third quarter. Here
Black Jack broke and Charley Mac and
Schoolmaster quickly passed him. the lat
ter taking the pole with Charley Mac sec
ond Sthoolmaitcr won the heat in 2461
with Charley Mac second, Twinkle third,
Black Jack fourth, Bay Abby fifth, Lady
Thompson sixth, Fannie dstanced.
SECOND HEAT.
Schoolmaster was away first, Twinkle
second, Lady Thompson third The latter
however broke around the turn and Char
ley Mac took third place, Black Jack
fourth, Lady Thompson fifth. AT the first
quarter Schoolmaster was still ahead, Twin
klc second, Charley Mac third. Lady
Thompson soon passed to third, but again
broke and Black Jack took her place. AT
the half mile pole Twinkle was very busy
contesting first place with Schoolmaster
and an exciting race was trotted between
the two. The others were left some yards
in the rear. AT the third quarter School
master led Twinkle two lengths and kept
that position to tho close, winning the heat
in 2.39a Twinkle second, Black Jack
third, Bay Abby fourth, Charley Mac fifth,
lady Thompson sixth
Schoolmaster again took the pole around
the turn with Lady Thompson second, and
Twinkle a close third. Schoolmaster went
into the air at hefirst quarter but still kept
the pole. Thompson trotted well the first
half mile and Tapped Schoolmaster, but
again broke and was set back to fourth
place, with Charley Mac second, Twinkle
third. Mac gains at the third quarter and
passes Schoolmaster. Both do their best
down the home-strctch and make nearly
a dead heat, Schoolmaster being a trifle
ahead. The heat, however, is given to
Charley Mac, who trotted the entire mile
while Schoolmaster made several bad
breaks; time 242; Schoolmaster second,
Twinkle third, Bay Abby fourth, Black
Jack fifth, Lady Thompson sixth.
FOURTH HEAT
Twinkle got the best of the send-off but
Thompson went ahead at the turn, with
Charley Mac second. The positions on the
back-stretch could not be seen with GER
tainty owing to the darkness. At the half
mile Charley Mac was first, Schoolmaster
second, Lady Thompson third, Twinkle
fourth, Bay Abby fifth, Black Jack sixth.
Mac kept the pole by good, steady trot-
ting and won the heat in 2.43 School
master second, Twinkle third, Bay Abby
fourth, Black Jack fifth, Lady Thompson
sixth.
We give the summary of the heats trot-
ted;
SUMMARY.
Same day, track and judges. Trotting
for purse of 5000 open to horses that
have never beaten 2.44; 800 to first, $50
to second, $50 to third, $40 to fourth
mile heats, best three in five, in harness.