Morning journal and courier., 1890-09-06

SUMMARY.
 Moxie, br 2, P. Nance, New York ~ | spry,, br g, J. H. Lewis Bridgeport..... 2 3 2 Dan, b g, Dennis & Co.,, New Britain. 2 8 Sen Time s ssss S " sss ssisoa s:ss Ans0n'a.
 There was considerable interest in the unfinished race. Pools sold Nellie 0. $10, field $10.
 The race was between Nellie c. and Maud O., who had won two heats each, and Judge Purple, who was awarded one heat in which he was not first at the wire. When the horses came out to start General Harbison was in the stand ready to give the word "go." The first heat was very close, the first two horses being neck and neck at the wire. When the starting judge announced "dead heat" he was greated with loud applause, which indicated the approval of the spectators. According to rule, which applies to this case, only the two horses could start again. The heat was good one. Maud c. had a slight lead to the homestretch, where Charley Swan crowded his horse to the front, which ended the long race in the 2:33 class, for the $250 purse. Money was awarded in the order named, Nellie o., Maud o., Judge Purple and Franki. Time 2:28a, 2:293.
 free-for-a1 race
 
 owned by MT. William Nicely of New Ha- ven, had host of packers at the pool stand, where he was the favorite at $25 to SIS for Alexander Boy. who is very fast pacer and game horse, particularly in a long race. The bay horse Frank Nc Gregor, formerly Joe S., who is under @ penalty, did not start.
 When the horses responded to the judges bell Eddie Bass was seated behind MT. Neely's horse, Peter Nance was with Morea, Henry Pope drove Alexander Boy and Jim Lewis held the reins over Judge Lindsey, who was distancsd for running in the first heat. They first heat appeared elasa for the 1 reason that Monkey Rolla was not crowu- ed to his best speed. Pope's horse broke on the homestretch, where MT. Neely's horse led to the wire.
 Monkey Rolla took the second heat and distanced Alexander Boy, who acted badly. It was raining gently when Monkey last heat of the meeting First money, $2OO, to Monkey Rolla, S1OO to Morea. SUMMARY.
 Free-for-an Class-Purse $4OO l Pacers and Trotters.
 Monkey Rolla, b g, WA. Collins, Brook Mcrea m, E. c. Fowler, Mcodns. ...... Alexander Boy, b g, H. Pope, Provi-
 Judge Lindsey, g, j. H. Lewis, Bridge. D''
 Time a:ss11, asij a:as1 o'S' At the close of the races the judge an nounced that Edward Doty had been al lowed $40 for driving Lottie E. Before MT. Doty was installed as driver Lottie E. stood to win second money, but in Doty's hands she won first money in the 2:37 class which was a seven heat race. Charles Smart was awarded $25 for driving Caleb and $15 for driving Dart. M. Demerest was fined $90 for fouling Lottie E. | The thauks of the reporters at the races are due to the score card printer, MT. E. c. Roath of Norwich, who generously pre- sented the scribes with score cards when he was under no obligation to do so. | MIR. VALLEYS TRoTTERs.
 Edward Malley, who recently purchased the young trotter George Maxwell, who has been entered in few slow classes, in l which he did not have to go faster than 2:32, is growing in favor with his owner, as he drives remarkably we'll with Spotted Beauty, 2:294, another of Mir Malley's trotters. In speed and gait these two horses are much alike, and can go very fast together.
 ! DEATH OF A FILLY.
 Mir. N. D. Baldwin's freak colt which had three horse feet and one COW foot, has been killed as the best foot of the two forward feet gave out. The Ally, which was two years old, was great curiosity as one of it's forward hoofs was eleven hoof, like hoofs of cattle. The Ally has been on exhibition frequently when she has attracted much attention as freak of | sir hyy Her dam was the fast mare, Fly.