Morning journal and courier., 1889-06-28
CHARTER OAK TROTTlNG.

 Hannfs the Winners-FOur Records Reduced-A Large AttendRnce- About 2, 500 Spectators. ! HARTFORD, June 27.-The attendance at ! the Charter Oak Park races to-day was larger | than on the two preceding days, numbering about 2, 500, and the exhibition of trotting | was good. Four records were reduced, the successful racers being J. E. Turner's Mam-
 primo Hannis, A. B. De Hart's Sam Webber, | W. O. Daly's Farmer Boy and A. P. McDon- aids Frank s. The winners were Aubiul in ! the 2:25 trotting class, Farmer Boy in the l 2:34 trotting class, and Mambrino Hannis in the 2:30 trotting class. In the 2:25 race Frank s. took the lead in
 the first heat. He was passed by Grantz and Arbiul at the half, but finished neck ahead | of the brown mare.
 Frank s. again led the second heat with Edith R. close upon his wheel At the quarter of the third the chestnut gelding led with Edith R. close behind. At the third turn the gelding broke and Aubiul passed it. crossing the line with Edith R. close behind.
 Pools were selling 50 on Aubiul against 43 on the field before the fourth heat. Edith R. followed Aubiul neck and neck till the third turn, when she broke and Aubiul easi ly won the heat.
 Aubiul was selling 25 against 30 on the field at the next heat. Edith R., Aubiul and Frank T. trotted prettily together to the third turn, after which the brown mare kept the lead. This gave the race to Aubiul with first money, Frank s. second money, Frank T. third money and Edith R. fourth money. SUMMARY. First Race-2:25 Trotting-Stakes 5000 Sunnyside Stock Farm, b m Aubiul ...s 2 1 A. IF, McDOnald'S i E I.,E.,iia "; H; Snyders yd sp br Frank 5;, F4 J. H. Goldsmith s b g Barney Lee.-:3 6 H. o: Ernest's br m Annie Wilkes. - z 3
 ''''' ''' Time, Ss ::sa. aas, s:aa,6 a:ai, asa, UT The trotting of the 2:34 class was good, Farmer Boy and Sam Webber both reducing their records. Sam Webber easily led the procession in the first heat
 Farmer Boy was selling even against the field at 30 for the second heat, and after a pretty exhibition of trotting, crossed the wire with his head on Sam Webber's neck. Pools were to 1 on Farmer Boy in the next heat. It was evident at the start that the race was between him and Sam Webber. The bay gelding led by five lengths at the half, but the boy steadily moved ahead and ing J. H. Winslow's bay stallion, Prince AL len.
 Farmer Boy was selling % to against the field on the fourth heat, and on the third turn the favorite drew far ahead. The fifth heat was close till the last quar- | ter when the favorite again took a long lead. First and fourth money was given to
 Farmer Boy, second to Sam Wsbber sand | third to Grace.
 Second Race; 2:s4, Trotting; Stakes $6eo.
 A. ? ? FeeFa Fee Fafss n drsss E Sam WeOber. 3 | J. H. Winslow's b Prince Allen n2 3 ds
 Time, 2:s5A, 2:251f, 2:33A.
 Some pretty pacing was done in the 2:sO
 pacing race by J. E. Turner's bay eeldine
 Mambrino Hannis. He made 8 record of
 2:20 at Albany last week and yesterday low
 cred it to 2:17A. He was passed by Maren des at the half of the first heat but joined at the third quarter and crossed the wire ! ahead.
 In the second heat he lowered his record leaving Marendez far behind and distancine the bay mare Ember. He repeated his suc- cess in the final heat.
 Third race; 2:30 pacing; stakes Sooo I J. E. Turner's g Mambrino Hannis. 1 1 l J. H. Phillips Marendez ..--....... , George W. Leavitt's m Ember. .. 3 dist
 Time: 2:2916, e:1714, 2:19.
 l. To-dgy's races are the 2:37 class trottino.
 nine entries, and the 2:19 trotting race with I five entries.