Morning journal and courier., 1883-09-20

oratory that he has, know probably more about agricultural matters, for l was raised on farm. would not underestimate the | value of your manufactures, but you must l not undervalue the farmer's occupation be- l cause on him rests the burnen of supplying all others with the foundations for their in- ! dustry. The farmer is one of Gods noble. l, men. leave yoe invoking on you, on New . Enolaud and the whole country Gods choicest blessings. --~---=
 The Governors remarks were warmly re-
 - An Governor Jarvis finished speaking the
 judges called for the horses entered in the
 2:40 class. The track was in the best possi-
 bIe condition and the weather beautiful
 There were seven entries @
 F Holmes, New gritain, 2 2. New England Boy.
 Q Camp, Waterbury, os. Oh g. Ned w.
 0THRs Tfs1s, BsstisboFo Tt.. ], Green Mountain Boy. ,sssssegssGz .e ! " Jsnness, Utioa. \. r., blk g. James H. H Stevens, Utica, N Y.s g. Roau Dan. James Fl. and Roan Dan did not appear,
 the others were awarded positions. Cool had the poIe New England Boy second, Ned l W. third. Harry Whitford and Green Noun
 tain Boy outside.
 When the word was given Cool soon went 1 to the front and was two lengths ahead of New England Boy, Green Mountain Boy and Ned W. at the quarter, Harry Whitford three lengths in the rear, which positions were not materially changed to the home stretch where the first four were in close company with Cool leading. -r
 In the second heat Cool broke after pass ing the first turn thereby losing his position. which he did not regain during the heat and 1 barely escaping being distanced. Green Mountain Boy led at the half where Whitford passed Ned ". Won by Green Mountain Boy.
 The third heat was taken by Green Noun tain Boy who won eEily at the wire. Cool ' I,uo England Boy and Harry Whitford were SC. cond and third at the finish.
 In the next heat Green Mountain Boy led 1 the others around to the home stretch where Harry Whitford and Cool were close upon l him.
 @ Ms5dn Id Pa ssP 1ss s2G Green Mountain Boy. ..............3 l l
 New England Boy
 NeG Tnss 5xIi 3II is;e s1s First money to Green Mountain Boy. Second t5 sfs Cool. ----
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 There were five nominations for the 2:52 class.
 E. B. Reynolds, Hartford, (, 2. Dick LoOmer. A. 0 Ware, Hartford, b g. Charley Ware. W. B. Smith, Hartford, c. s. Patrician.
 E. R B.shEi S,g NswDIEgh \, r.. oh: g. IL Little Mack. Ira O. was drawn, Patrician was awarded the inside, Little Mack, Dick Loomer and Charley Ware in the order named. At the third trial the horse started, Little Mack leading at the quarter. with Dick Loo ! mer close and Charley Ware leading Patri- l elan. Auwere at the half and three-quarters ! in the same position, with Patrician last and | losing position. Little Mack was first at the ! wire, with Loomer close at his heels. Pa | trician distanced.
 Second Heat-Dick Loomer broke at the first quarter, losing second position. Little Mack led to the wire, with Charley Ware sec. | ond, Dick Loomer & close third. Third Heat-The driver of Little Mack with two heats to his credit, was very snx-s \ ious that Charley Ware should not get the ! advantage of him on the send-off. When the word was given Little Mack led and won the heat and race, but the other two horses made him trot for it. At the quarter Loomer was close, Ware next. At the half Loomer ! and Ware were side by side, close behind Mack At the three-qusrters Loomer was a close second, but was passed near the last
 turn by Ware, who went by the side of Mack, who won the heat by only neck. | SUMMARY.
 2:S2class, Meriden Park, Sept. 19 1883 Purse s2OO
 divided $100 to nrst $50 te second $S0 to third $20 to fourth
 Little Mack-- l Il DICK Loomer.. 9 3 '