The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1886-10-09

win A. was offered by the same party later
III the day ana Withdrawn at Si25 The un-
finished 226 class race of Wednesday was
called. Dutchman won the heat and race
after CLOSE contest. Time OF last heat , 3d.
Jack Splan flushed second and took second
money. Peach Blow took third money.
The first race on the days program was
the wagon race for Cecil county horses with
out record. Best in 3. premium $3.50,
$50, $40. Summary
q. ). Woolley, Chesapeake City Belle
Harry Howard. near Chesapeake City Ra nda-
James Hartnett near ElKton b y O..........3 8
T. alnscow near Eikton, Belle, dlstanc ID.
Time 3l4, 3.lO34.
In the = 40 class race, eight of the thirteen
horses entered started, premium $500 500,
sou. $50, $50. There was an accident on the
track during the second heat which Caused
considerable excitement. lazarus ran
against Alice Mediums sulky, throwing
the horse and her driver to the ground
Happily neither was badly injured Neither
horse was given place in the heat The
driver of Jake was twice fined $40 for dis
obeying orders of the Judge regarding the
scoring for the start. Summary
VIM. Hops, Baltimore, Mollie Morrill.,l
James +. Hagan, Wilmington, Del, Roam
W. H. Hllyer, Carlisle, Pa, Jake 3
| VIM. Marshall, baltimore, Lazarus. NIB o
| Amos CGwden, Williamsport Pa Lady
| Mascott ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1
John NJ; Startt. Kent co., Md. Snowdeu MD
George Senior, Chester, Pa Alice Medium
| Col. r, fanco Isl, SWedesboro, N, j. George
Time 2ssl4, 25i. 2.5sj9:
All four of the horses entered Ia the go
class race started, premium $500 $3.50, $50,
SIS, $50. Summary
| F. Coale Wiliamsport, Pa, DutchmanI /
Frank Rector. Dover, Del, VIM j. Woerner2 3 ;
| William K. Merrfeld, Baltimore, Orange
Time 1889, 2ss, 2.37.
The running race, one mile dash, for a
premium of $50 of which $ll0 went to first
| brought out three starters from six entries
1t was very pretty race.
| b. Crossin. Philadelphia Maggie A ............l
Morris HARDWOOD, Baltimore Sixty-six .......2
~ arter Hall Baltimore, Anacosta ............3
| Time 1868.
The last race was for runners, three quur-
ter mile heats, in 3. premium S15O-$l0o,
$50, $50. Summary
Luray Stable, Baltimore, Jack Reber !
| c. Carter Hall. l ,
FRIDAYS RACING.
The attendance at the fair was fully as
large as any previous day in the seven years
| OF its history, and many persons compe-
| tent to Judge claim that there We're more
| people on the ground than ever before at
one time. The grand stand, uncovered
stand and surrounding enclosed ground,
was fairly packed with people at the time
the racing was called. The first race was
the 2.22 class for PAGERS. All five of the
entries were on the ground, but the man
ager of Cora entered by H. c. Greenfield, of
kimbleville, not being on the ground to
pay his entrance fee in time she was mol
| started. The premium was $500. $3.50 to
first. SIS to second, SIS to third, $50 to
| fourth.
W; H: Pierson, Phila., Sylvester. III ]
| John Wolf, Philpsburg, Pa. Late Rose,2 / 2 3
Frank Rector Phila., Don Cameron....3
| w. A. Ogden. Phila., Eddie G. distanced.
Time: 2:2912, 2:33, $50, 2:30.
| This race was very interesting. Eddie c.
who was distanced il the first heat is "a
good horse but broke badly.
The wagon race for Cecil county horses,
best heats in 3, premium S75 $40 to first,
S25 to second, $40 to third. Nvtwithstand-
ing the fact that there were but two starters
WIN. Falls Willow Switch, of Elkton,
and T. C. Carpenter Hop, of Chesapeake
City-there was great interest manifested in
the race by our local sportsman and consid-
cradle money changed hands on the result.
Hop won in straight heats although led for
a while in both by Willow Switch. Time
2.4O15, 243.
The 2.20 class race was for premium of
$500. Divided as follows-$200, 800, $50,
$40. There were two to start. II. Phil
lips, Philadelphia, Frank; j. E. Phillips,
Baltimore, Orange Bud. The latter won in
three straight heats. Time, 2.2s4, 229,
1861.
The next race was for runners. Mile
heats, best two in three, for premium of
S2O0-Three started-A. r. Redsecker, Bal
timore, Boutwell,; C.. Carter Hall, BALTIC,
Rosette; B. Crossin, Phila., Maggie A.-Ro-
settle, won first money, Boutwell, second
money, Maggie y. third. Time 1.4S34,
1.49l4 1.53.
The next was hurdle race, one mile over
four hurdles, premium $175. There were
two started-Morris & Harwood, Baltimore
Sixty six; o. P. Clemson, Elkton, Edison;
Sixty-six won. Time, 20012.
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