Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1890-06-28

Close Of she June Meeting NJ Charter
oak Park-A East Heat by Harry
wilkes - Record breaking During
Zach Nay OF she meesinG.
The annual June meeting closed at Charter
Oak park yesterday afternoon. The large
number of spectators who have been in ct.
tendance have seen record breaking during
each of the four days.
Among those who were present at the races
yesterday were Alderman Hughes of New
York, who has mover missed meeting at
Horssmsn,n John e. Miller of Oxford, N. T.,
Colonel Bliss of Danbury and w. and J.E.
Hnbinger, Charles Smart. e. +. Bass, John
B. Judd and many others from this city. ;:
AZ the free-for-all race was declared of ,
special race was arranged between the two
celebrated trotters Harry Wilkes (2:1311) and
Rosalind Wilkes (s:141<). Both Of these val.
uabls horses are owned by Sire Brothers OF
NewYork. When the start was given Harry
wilkes was first at the quarter In So seconds
and FIRST ct the half In 1:10A and led at the
the wire; time 2:19. The second heat ended
the race. Harry won very fast heat, closely
followed by his opponent all around the
track. The time by quarters was 80, 1:OSz,
1:4S, 2:16.
Five horses, whose names appear in the
summary, started for the prizes for 2:SSS
In many of the pools sold before the start,
Blanche, owned by the Hubinger Brothers
of this city, was the fayorite and Chase Sec
ond choice. Other pools sold were Lochin-
var $40, field $40. When the horses came
out to start, Blanche, with @. D. Smith Ia
the sulky, was very speedy. When the word
was given, Blanche, who had the pole, was
first at the quarter, but lost the lead by q
break on the backstretch. J.. K. was first at
the wire.
Second heat-At this time pool tickets
cost: Blanche 81, field $25. G. r. s. was
first at the quarter. On the bsckstretch
Lochinvar took tho lead, with Blanche in
third position. Smith forced Blanche to
second place, making close finish at the
wire, where Lochinvar led at gait that
dropped his record from 2:22 Ia to 2:18 IA.
So the third heat was won by Lochinvar
in 2:1S 3-4.
When the word was given for the fourth
heat the four horses were In perfect line
across the track, making an unusually good
send off. Lochinvar won the heat and race
Yesterday was a memorable day for Lochin-
var, who IL owned by William q. Haskell Of
Hartford. Lechinvar ia black. pacing stal'
lion sired by Clipper, he by Tom Hall, he BY
Brown Hal, 2:12K. Dam, Lizzie, by Lex
ington.
SUMMARY.
1923 Glass Pacing. Purse $500.
]. Shillipglaw, blks, Lochinvar. II
Soh a. s Eostsr' e. 4 ha Ks "a
Edward Odell oh g, g. r. 8. A
Time 1854, PISA, 2:1ssl, a:21A.
First money. $ss6 TO Loohinvas, Second money
Fourth money, $50, to G. R. S.
There were five starters in the 2:30 clas'
| for trotters.
A sample of the pools sold was: Semioo
Ion $75, Prince A. $50, field 80. The frs
heat was won by Prince A.
The second heat was won by the poo
| favorite, Semicolon.
The third and fourth heats were taken b,
| Semicolon, who was not crowded to his bes
gait.
SUMMARY.
$3.50 Glass Trotting. Purse $500.
| j. H. Goldsmith, oh Semicolon. I l
4. r, Bass, br Prince A...........
| Il. G. Smith, CHI Jewell. .............. q
D. B. Harrington. b Major Ulrich..... 4
Tims1 ssS15. R:ssIk, s:ssN. SAC.
| $500 to Semlcolon, $3.50 to Prince A. 800 to Jew
| eli, $50 to Major Ulrich.
During an interval been the heats the cele
brated stallion Hamlin's Alment, jr., wa
brought on to the track for exhibition. a
was in excellent condition and was yer,
much admired by the spectators. Almont,jr.
| ia the sire of Belle Hamlin, 2:12M. Both o
these trotters are owned by @. j. Hamlin o
| Buffalo, N. Y.
The following gentlemen oficiated in tn
! judges stand during the meeting: Starter
| G. J. Drew of Great Falls, N. H.; Arthu
Benson of New York and John r. Hills o