The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-28
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forced the running throughout. She was
four lengths before Brigand at the quarter,
six lengths st the half, four at the three
quarter, four at the stand, ten lengths at
the quarter on second mile. twenty at the
three-quarter and came in just forty yards
in front of Brigand, who was 100 yards in
front of the Hoaxer. Time, :35, the best
on record for the weight.
THE HANDICAP PURSE.
The second race was for handicap,
purse of $500, for all horses that have run
during the meeting; one mile and quar-
ter; weights to be announced Immediately
after the last race on the third day; accep-
tances TO be made at that time. Eleven
horses started as follows: Lorillard's Stan
ford years, carrying 95 lbs. Bannatyne's
Audubon. 4 years, 10i lbs, and Stockwood,
years, % lbs. Browns Paladin, 3 years.
10 lbs; Bethune's Rosebud, 4 years, 81
lbs; Weldon's Kadi, years, Ill lbs:
| Wilson's & Company's Bette Chaplain, 3
years, IS lbs ; Davis's Fadladeen, years
III lbs; Donahoe's Carboo, 4 years, 81
lbs. Cottrilrs Lottie Moon, 8 years. % lbs.
and Chamberlin's The Hoaxer, years, IS
lbs. In the pools, Loitie Moon sold for
S220 Fadladeen, Sl75 Stanford, $3.50;
Kadi, $3.50; field, 500.
After eight false starts Stanford got the
best send off, and came round the turn first
Rosebud second Audubon third, Stock
wood fourth, Lottie Moon fifth. At the
| stand Rosebud led twelve lengths. Audu-
bon second, Lottie Moon third Stanford
fourth and Kad fifth. The positions were
the same at the quarter pole. At the half
mile pole Rosebud led by lenth, Audubon
second, Tapped by Lottie Moon, Stanford
fourth, Kad fifth, Fadadeen sixth, Hoaxer
seventh, Stocliwood eighth, the others bea-
ten. Rosebud led half length at the three
quarter pole, but swinging into the stretch,
Lottie Moon, Stanford, and Stockwood
came abreast at her, and the finish was as
close as possible. kad came on the out
side and won by Il head; Audubon secoad.
half length in front of Rosebud; Stan
ford lapped on Rosebud. Time, 2:l1 IL.
THE BOWIE STAKES.
The third race was the Bowie Stakes
for all ages four mile heats five or more
subscribers to fill; 800 entrance. half for
felt; only S25 it declared out on or before
Oct. the club TO add 1900 if three or
more start, Of which $4,000 to the first
horse, 5000 to the second, who is also to
receive the stakes to the amount of $500 {;
maidens allowed if years, lbs; if 4
years, Z lbs; if years and upward, ~ lbs
Five horses started Bowies Picolo. 3
years carrying 9j lbs. Lewis K Co.'S Bes-
sic Lee years, 115 lbs; jennings Silent
Friend, years, ia lbs. Hunt Reynold $
Whisper, years, 10S lbs, and Burton S
Jack Frost, years, 1903 lbs. Preakness,
who was the fayorite in the pools last night
by large odds, did not start. In the pools
sold to-day Silent Friend became the IA
vorite. one OF the pools sold being as fol-
lows; Silent Friend, 200 Bessie Lee, 20;
Picolo. so; Jack Frost, 80; Whisper, 81.
THE RACE.
The start was quite even, Silent Friend
having a slight lead, of which Bessie Lee
Immediately deprived him and cut out the
work. Silent Friend second, Whisper third
Jack Frost fourth, and Picolo last. At the
conclusion of the first mile Bessie was
eight lengths in front of Silent Friend, who
was two lengths in front of Whisper, who
+. was four lengths in front of Jack Frost and
Picolo thirty yards behind. Bessie Lee in
creased her lead in the second mile to ten
lengths. One length separating Silent
Friend from Whisper when they passed
the stand Frost four lengths behind Whis-
per, and Picolo twenty lengths from Jack
Frost. Bessie Lee increased her lead ir
: the third mile to fifteen lengths. At the
start Silent Friend was six lengths in from
of Jack. and Picolo had closed up ant
passed Whisper, and was four lengths from
Frost Bessie held up little in the fourtl
mile, and allowed the others to draw OF
her, but whet away again on the love-
turns, and finished fifteen lengths in from
of Silent Friend, who was two lengths il
front of Frost Picolo four lengths from
Frost, and Whisper saved the distance II
consequence of the flag not being dropped
Time, ;33.
JACK FRosTs VICTORY.
}, The betting between the heats was in IA
vor of the field against Bessie Lee Wits
: per was drawn. Bessie led of in the sec
h ond heat, and opened a gap of twent,
e lengths at the quarter pole, Silent Frien'
second, Jack Frost Tapped and twent.
= lengths in front of Picolo. Frost passe'
Silent Friend on the back stretch, and a
the end of the first mile was twelve length
/ behind Bessie Lee and ten in front of Silen