Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-28

IN uue scsrOn.
The frs, race called in the Af,enoor
"a. the $40 class. which brought to the
wire .ix starters out Of list OF eleven
entries. OF which we Civ. summary;
$40 cLl~-ruRsE $50.
n q Knlxht. Cornish. b.m. Mamie W ,.... I
pa JOuian. Mechanic rails. chg. Rob Roy "a
J. q. Young, Mountain View harin' oro'm-
hS Ihas.s 80 p.5i. b.m. y.iiai,I....... 4.
n. A. Ssassy, canton. r.m. Nellie B........ 5 sd'
A. q. IIini.. oxford, bg Blrd.............. dis
Time -. lgIi.
In the frs, heat Rob Roy indulsed 10
considerable running aud doubtless would
have been Sc, back had the judges been
like some We have seen. Ki,tie Waite
and Pa,iniirA had = close hsh, TO the
finish for third position. aud is Was hard
TO tell which one poksd her noss under
the wire fret, although the judges de-
eided In favor Of Ki,,ie Waite who never
made break.
In the second heat Mamie w. was
Gu, loose. and shaking the dus, from her
iiyins hoof. Ia the faces Of her opponents
she wen, to the quarter in 37i seconds.
aud Increasing her speed the whole time,
she came te.rihs down the home stretch
At . terrific pace. and 30 faf in advance OF
her nssre., puruer ,hA, the ass fell IN
time to shut on, the whole field. Who
could not have been more astonished had
the leader been swep. of the track by .
tornado, instead Of transferring herself
into one. q. she appeared to them to be
doing
T.. NJ. Thayer. driver Of Ki,tie Waite.
fading himself well out Of the way Of
the res, in the early part Of the heat. did
no, hurry any OF else he would not have
been disAneed. Kii,ie vi. timed In
1855 a. /, vas. Fa,in,za 90, mixed up
and failed to ge, into her gsi, =, all in
,hi. heat. The time, 2;27t. Is the tastes,
ever uo,,ed over this track, and the one
th., accomplished this wonderful feat,
Mamie w. ia . ranst. blood.like bay
mare 10, by PiekPoeks,. .on OF Peqa.~.
ke,. by Gideon. Her dam Was a fa.,
mare by Voorhees, AOd.ll.h. She u '.f
ye.r old and !. owned by Charlie. j..
Walker, Of Portland. Ne.
There were three starters in the year
ling race. {. follows;
barrett Bro.. West samher. oh. colt,
l. 4 Jaatin.. sor-ay, ~. Mooabsam. !
N. D Wheeler. bay colt. Robert Holmes, ,
Time, s.. l.i,. l'sl.
Prince Arismus is . tall. big gated
col, got by Aremu', jf.. and the more
they drove him the faster be went. lie
show. strong indications OF being =
,ro,tsr when be gets strong enough to
handle h. gait Lady Moonbeam Is =
nsryy little Oily by the Matthews horse,
who WI. descended in the male line from
Black Jack. She IL pretty. smart,
likely ye.rling. Robert Holmes, who
evidently W. no, himself. {. be has
shown quite fa., here ia bis work, Is =
well proportioaed. stylish bay colt by
Thom.. Carlyle. lie showed hne action
and will make . stopper when OF prop
er age.
There were also three started in the
tkres.year.old race. Two Of them were
phenomenal one. for this county. and
the other va. good one. They were
=. per summary;
J.f. Barre,i. br.s we.,iAnd ......S..'''
49, i
BaTrstt Bro.. b T. HI Van Cieof ........
Time. i:r, 49, sr'
Thi. race was for blood. aud was .
climber. Amo. B.. the white faced col,
from LOcke's Mills. by hi. pure, friction.
les. gsi, and tremendous energy. showed
himself to be a worthy descendant OF
Gee. NJ. Patchen. and in the hrt hea,
he showed the way to the brown 'on OF
Col. wes, and Knox Girl. sroundthe hr't'
second and third turns. when Wesiland.
who can speed like . whirl~ind ~h.n
settled TO hi. gait, squared away, and
,ro,,ing around the gallant Amos, he
took the pole and won the heat under
strong pull in 2:iS. the best time Tor =
three. year.old ever made IA the county
He could have uo,,ed in 2:iS. easy, II
he had no, been slowed up.
In the next heA, we.,land. Who has
sore Leg. We. very unsteady and failed to
stay up TO his step, aud Amos Is. was
frs, at the wire In $50 Amos Is Is
,rot,er. and don't you forge, II.
The third heat and race was won by
We.,lsnd In 2:4s. The Day hlly. hit
Van Cleef. by Artemus. Jr. showed
grand gait, bu, was no match for the
Others but there is time enough yet TOT
her to bea, them before her tr1ttins
career Is ended.
Zulims, owned by Rswson & Tufts,
WI. expected to start bat did not. The
race would no doubt have been more in.
,ere.,ing had she done 50 As she Is good
flly.
A three.ye.r.Old by Victor Ps'ehen,
dam by Silver Boy. .on Of Emperor. aud
owned by Geo. Bryant, was shown bali
in l.32i. She is merry gated and'eoald
show so clip in spots.
A black three year old stallion owned
by Daniel McAllister Of Lowell, and 60,
by wondsrer. son Of Gen. Knox. dam BY
Ethan Allen .. l. b. WAS driven = half IN
lass the frs. time hi,ched to sulky.
Luck. ths brown mare handled by
Theodore Thsyer. showed mile IN 2:45'
She |. by Phil Sheridan aid Is owned in
Poland.
The hand,ome stallion Geo. Logan,
by Gen. wither. dam by Jules Jergen.
son. son Of Gen. Knox, owned by Df. II
r. Copeland Of Whitman. MAss., and
handled by America Benson Of Hartford
was worked around the track BY Mr.
Powers. He is fast horse. Two fns
stepping colts Of Kinds Hsmtlstoniar
were shown. !. w. Titcomb OF Norway
had on the grounds large good looking
two-yesr.old colt by Ines, dam . Morgan
This colt weighed 945. A. 7. NJ.