The daily gazette., 1882-09-30
TRACK SPORT AT DOVER
SOME FAIRLY GOOD RACES
YESTERDAY.
A LONG LIST OF AWARDS MADE,
Those who Take the Prizes for stock,
Poultry, Machinery and Other ThingB-
when the Next Fair VIII be Held.

on the ground, the weather was simply per-
fect, the racing frst-class and everybody
satisfied.
The awarding committee were on their
rounds this morning aud finished up their
work for this fair with but very few excep-
tions.
The following awards were made In the
horse, cattle and mule departments.
First oughbreads-Stallions,
B. Harman, Dover, first premium. Colt,
year, Nathan Cook, Woodside, irst prem
ium
Second Glass Roa,isters-Sta over 4
years, d. L. Mcbride, Camden, Del, first
premium. Stallion over 2 years, and under
four--J. w. Allen, Seaford, first premium,
James H. Davis fredericksburg, Md, second.
Yearling eolt-E. F. Layton, Wyoming,
first premium, J. Colby Smith, Willow
Grove, second. Geldings-4 years old,
William ID. Macklin, Lincoln, second prem
ium. Geldings-3 year old, j. Frank Den
ney, Smyrna, first premium, j. l. Wills,
Harrington, second. Geldings-2 year old,
Nathan Saxton, Magnolia, first premium, J.
w. Sharplees, Lincoln, eecond. Brood
mare-foal by side, j. Colby Smith, Willow
G owe.
Third class-horses for all work-Stallions,
Robert Hough, Tunis Mills, Nd, first
premium II. ID. Learned, Dover, second.
Colts, two years old, John W. Downham,
Dover, first. Geldings, two years old, Neal
Saxton, Magnolia, frst three years old, j.
B. Smith, Lincoln, first; under two years,
j. X. Gooden, Hazlettville, first John W.
Downham, Dover, second.
Glass Ngentlemen's driving horsee-
teams-Russell, Maryland, first premium;
Jacob G. Lewis, Dover, second. Single
premium; John ii. Davis, fredericksburg,
Md, second. Best broken fair colts under
five years, j. Colby Smith, Willow Grove,
frst premium.
The following awards have been made in
the carriage department.:
Hudson & Cahill, Wilmington, Wilson
spring side-bar buggy, first premium. vii
liam R. Cahoon 81 Son, Dover, Tompkins'
spring buggy, first; shiiting-seat York
wagon, first; light physician's pheton, first.
For largest display, Beckett & Mackey,
buggy, first; PHYSICIANS ph@ton, second.
McLear & Kendall, Wilmington, Brewster
side-bar buggy, first; side-bar Dayton
wagon, first; Loop spring ph@ton, first;
jump-seat family carriage, first. Garrett &
Furry, Wilmington, full-epring Dayton
wagon, first. James Dunleary, FELTON,,
Blackboard with top, first.
The following are the awards in Poultry,
etc., division:
first premium ii. NJ. Thomas, Camden,
second. Dark brahmas, II. NJ. Thomas,
first j. r. Greere, slaughters, second.
Buff eochins, E. G. Marsh, first; H. M.
Thomas, second. Partridge cochins, II. NJ
Thomas, first; z. G.. Paradee, Dover second.
White cochins, Z. G. Marsh, first; Fl. NJ.
Thomas, second. Black eoehins, E. G.
Marsh, first. Black spanish, H. NJ. Thomas,
first Laushaus, E. c. Marsh, first. White
leghorns, Kate F. Bell, Smyrna, first; II.
NJ. Thomas, second. Brown leghorns, H.
hamhurgs, II. NJ. Thomas, first.
golden spangled Polish, H. NJ. Thomas,
first. Houdan, H. NJ. Thomas, first Black
breasted red game, H. NJ. Thomas, first.
Pile game, II. NJ. Thomas, first: I. o. Cul-
breth, Jr., Dover, second. Seabright Ban
tams, E. f. Marsh, first; II. N. Thomas,
second. White bantams, T. o. Culbreth,
Jr., first; Isaac Newman, Dover, second.
Black red game bantams, Miss Belle Todd,
Wyoming, first. FriKxlies, A. +. Marvel.
Hazlettville, first; Miss E. Marvel, Hazlett-
Vile, second. Ruinfess, A. Z. Marvel, hrst.
Plymouth Rocks, Miss Annie Todd,
Wyoming, first; E. +. Marsh, second.
Ducks--Rouen, II. NJ. Thomas, first. Mus
covoy, E. G. Paradee, first H. NJ. Thomas,
second. Pekins, e. E, Marsh, first.
Geese-Embdens, Fl. NJ. Thomas, frst
premium; Toulouse, H. M. Thomas, first.
Pigeons-Premiums awarded to 3. W,
tumblers, Jacoqins, turbuts, magpies, owls,
barbs, trumpetefs, nuns, carriers. cluck,
Antwerps.
Phosphates-G. W.Jackson & Son, Wyo-
ming, Delaware.
Dogs-Beagle hounds, H. M. Thomas,
Camden, first premium; Italian grey
hounds, f. NJ. Jester, St. Georges; setter
slut and pups, E. W. Jester, st. Georges;
four setter dogs, J. w. Reynolds, Whining
ton; English greyhound slut and pups,
Victor E. Hitch, Laurel.
The awards in agricultural implements
will not be made until next week, premiums
being awarded to those only who show their
machines in actal use. The committees are
not as yet ready to report.
THE RACES.
At 1.33 the grand stand and quarter
stretch were filled aud the fences lined with
people eager to witness the races.
The first race on the programme to-day
was the road wagon race, open to all horses
without record, three In five.
The summery was as follows:
Amasa Pratt, Canterbury, s. m,
las M1sniG stafIihs smyrna, b, e., Mae. Il
b. Speal, Camden, b. g., Butcher
N. Cook, Woouslde y. g. bllly..
Time-2.5S; 1853; 2.6s.
The second race was the 2.26 class. On
the first heat Estella had the pole and took
the lead on the turn but broke on the back
stretch and Col Dickey took the lead, with
Lizzie NJ, on his wheel which position he
held to the wire, winning by a head from
Lizzie NJ in 2.27lS. Niger Baby and jack
Sailor distanced.
On the second heat Lizzie NJ had little
the worst of the send off which advantage
she never recovered, and the heat was q
fight between Estella and Col. Dickey, the
latter winning by couple of lengths in
228.
In the third heat matters were changed. |
Col. Dickey the pole horse took the lead on |
the turn, which he held until on the back |
stretch on the second round, when he broke |
and Lizzie M. went to the front and stayed |
there, winning easily by four lengths from |
Estella. Time, 2.29.
In the fourth heat Lizzie NJ. the pole |
horse took the lead ON the turn, and al |
though Brown lifted Col. Dickey on the |
home stretch on the first round, and the |
back stretch ON the second for every pound |
there was IN him, IL was no good, the mare |
winning the heat in 2.37 by three lengths.
The fifth heat was a fight between Lizzie |
NJ and Colonel Dickey with varying fortunes. |
Lizzie NJ took the lead at the turn and |
held 1t until on the second quarter when |
she broke and Col. Dlckey went to the |
front which position held until on the second
round, when Lizzie Nj trotted too fast for |
the naeer and t0ok the lead which aha nevaf /