The Portland daily press., 1889-10-05
Splendid Work on the Track by
Drake's Lewiston Mare.
A General Wind Up Of Matters In
Hall, Stall and Track.
A Complete List Of the Promiums
Awarded at Corham.


ry for Morse's Fantasia. The full summary
is as follows:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sl00.
+. III. Morse, ms. Fantasia.
S. NJ Manchester, rs. Prince William ....4 d
N. ii. Lombard, Jr.. MS. Maui W.........3
Barrett Bros, ms. Prince ArtemuS S.....l z
Time-3.o2 2.57, 2.5ss4.
Following the colt race came the gentle
mems driving race, a single mile heat. won
by Andrew Chute's Bridgton Girl, with VIM.
Burnham's Dandy second and Chas. Mitch
ells Gypsey d. third. Time-3.13.
AT II o'clock came a grand cavalcade of
prize-winners in all classe that were capab le
of locomotlon, the officers of the society and
others, headed by the American Band Of
Westbrook. 1t was a fine show. There
were % yoke of oxen, "a prize horses, lots of
pretty girls representing the Wescustogo
and Gorham oranges, and others too numer-
GUS to mention.
The committees worked hard in the hall
departments during the forenoon In the en-
deavor to close up the work of making
awards before noon. In this they were sue
cessful, aud their enterprise and the justice
of the awards were much commended. In
embroidery department the work of Miss
Carrie Garland deserves special mention, as
does the carpet made by Mrs. McKenney
who Is far past four score years of age. Both
of these exhibits received premiums.
Much enjoyment was derived from the
happy thought of Mr.. I'll. A. Woodward. who
was at the fair in charge Of an exhibit Of
pianos OF the various makes for which he Is
selling agent, in sending for Prof. Ryser to
entertain the crowd, and at the same time
show off the pianos. In the hall department.
a notably display was that OF g. M. Libby
of canned goods pat up by himself. Anoth-
er fine exhibit which unfortunately arrived
too late to beientered for premiums was the
collection of cement pipe and stone tiles
shown by the Portland Cement Pipe and
Stone Company.
The Trotting.
After dinner the trotting commenced. The
classes competing were the 2.32, the 242 and
the four year olds.
2.42 cLAss-S150.
The 2.42 class was started first with eight
horses in the field. Frank Fox's Saltpetre,
Meade, Mary Ann and Longs Maude Mac
being the only new horses entered, Gold
wood drew the pole, Katie Boone, the
phenomenon of the day before, being second.
They wasted considerable valuable time
scoring, but finally got the work. Hardly
had they gone length from the wire when
Frank Hayden let the Boone out and she
flew to the lead and kept it. She was driven
for a record and she made 1t, leading the
field by from six to ten lengths and shutting
out every horse except Saltpetre who got
warmed up in the third heat and came in
not more than three lengths behind the
black mare from Lewiston. This is the
2.42 cLAss-PURsE $3.50.
Mahlon Jordan, b Goldwood. ............2
z. T. Drake, bl m Ketie Boone. | /
yamos Quarter, ch m Kate R.........."..3 3 d
Z NJ Long, br m Maude Mac.
Erving Rowe, b A. II. G..................6 5 d
II. O. Wilson, br m Meade. Ids.
F. 7. Fox: Saltpetre ...................4 2
O.. T. Graffam. b m Mary Ann .............5 dis.
Time 1854, 2 361z, 1924.
2.32 CLAss-$2O0.
This class started the three grays and
bay that were out on the first day with Len
mons Barney l.. in addition. Fox's Frank
A. drew the pole at the start, Gray Eagle
came down on the jump every time until
threatened with fine, whe he was quieted
straight heats without any exertion, Hieber's
Gray Bunker staying level aud winning
second money, and Barney l.. third. The
summary:
]. Scott Jordan. G. G. Gray Eagle. 3
THOMAS Sands g. 5. Edwin l. ...:.........4
Patrick n H. Lennon. b. & Barney L.....-..5
Time, 2.35s4, 2.371a, 2.35A.
A Massachusetts hOIseman present was so
much impressed by Gray Bunker's steady
behavior that he offered $1,000 for him on the
spot Mr.. Heiber has taken the offer under
advsement.
FOUR YEAR OLD.
The four year old colt race resolved itself
into duel between Prince Ar.emas and
Hattie f. 1t was tor half mile heats only,
best two in three, and was won by Barrett's
colt Time, 1.37, 1861.
Between the heats Of the main races, Die
tator Chief and Red Hawk were logged
around the track. Bayard Wilkes, owned
by c. p. Drake of Lewiston, was driven
mile in 2.33f, and Gardiner Floyd's colt
Young Nelson, was driven mile for
record In 3 OF.
Preiumns.
DRAFT HORSES.
First Class. B. Carters horses pulled 44s4
pounds 8S feet. six pulls.
pulls.
single horse-4o1O pounds, three feet, two
Under 1900 pounds-A w. Rowe, 4716 pounds,
Single horse 1920 pounds, 10 feet, three pulls.
s. b. Carter, 1st in both classes and single
A. W. Rowe, second in all.
POULTRY.
Best collection, Howard & Henderson, Buxton,
1st c. L. Jordan, Cape Elizabeth, I'd.
Best trio Plymouth Rock, light Brahma, How
Light Brahma chicks, Howard & Henderson 1st,
Plymouth Rock fowl and chicks, W. W.
| Cressey 1st and I'd.
P.lIsh, Howa d & Henderson 1st and 3D.
Turkeys j. Sturgis 1st.
Ducks, f. A. Moulton 1st
srALLIoNs.
Five years and over, j. Il. Barrett 1st and 2d
| Chas. Hanson, Gorham, Sd.
s -Four years, J, F.. Barrett 1st, Alonzo Libby.
llThree years. j. f. Barrett lSt, 4. Nj. Wilson,
Two years, j. NJ. Floyd, Portland, 1st, j. +.
| Barrett I'd, Q. Conley, Portland, Sd.
- One year, Jas. Haley Cornish 1st, F. t. Flint.
GELDNGs.
| Three years old-w. A. Dresser, Old Orchard,
| Two years old-walter Robinson, scarboro,
| End.
| One year,. Foss, Scarboro, End.
| WORKING OXEN AND BEEF.
Five year old and over, William Warren, Scar
boro, 1st, Frank Green, Naples, 2nd. j. A. Libby,
i North ScarbOro, 3rd.
boIo. 1st A. 5. Riggs, North Scarboro, End.
| , Best YOKE Deef oxen, Benz. 5. Larrabee, 1st A.
s. Riggs; North searboro, End, Frank Hopkinson,
/ South Windham, 3rd.
| MATCHED CATTLE.
Best matched oxen, A. s. Riggs, North Scar
boro, 1st, B. s. Larrabee End, f. A. Brown, Ray
Steers, three years old. J. w. Newcomb, Cor
Two years old, Oscar Deering Raymond, End
l. TOWN TEAMS.
Gorlsam, first OF all towns in the county.
| GRADE COWS AND HELPERS.
Bulls, w. W. Cressey Gorham, ,Iflrst
Cows, four years and over, W. W. Cresssy, Cor
| Heiters one year old, Portland City Farm, ] st.
JERSEYS.
Best herd, Aonzo Libby, Saccarappa, 1st and
| 2nd.
Bull, three year old, A. Libby. 1st.
| One year old o. +. Deering, South Buxton, 1st.
| Bull Calves "A. Libby. LIST and I'd.
| Cows, four years and Oyer-A. Libby, 1st and
| Sd; II. G. Thomas I'd. Three years old-A Lib
| by, list I'd and Sd. Two years old-A Libby Ist
| and I'd. One year old-H. G.. Thomas, Ist; A.
Libby, I'd and Sd Hefer Calves-A. Libby ist
| anc I'd.
| GUERNSEYs.
Bulls, r. d. Meserve, N. Scarboro, Ist.
HoLsTENs.
| Bulls, three years and over, NJ. N Chairman
| Saccarappa, list; two years old, W. @. Webster
| Buxton. 1st; one year old, w. @. Webster. Ist.
| Bull calf w. @. Webster, 1st.
Cows, four years and over W. G. Webster 1st
| three years old, w. q. Webster, Buxton list; one
| year old, w. Q. Webster, Buxton, LIST.
/ Heifer calf, w. O. Webster LIST.
| HEREFoRDs.
Bulls "A. S. Riggs, N. Scarboro, LIST.
| Heller Calves-B. Larrabee, list.
| AYRSHIRE.
Alonzo Libby, Saecarappa, took every premium
| In this class
| Hampshire Down buck two years old-B. II.
| Stu, gis Gorham, Is; N. III. FenQerson, So. Bux-
| ton, I'd.