Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-03

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CoRS. ist. Henry Moody. Windsor; I'd.
Alden Lewis, White aeli; 81. Francis Col
hurn. Windsor. Trace pop corn, ls,. Miles
Moody, South Windsor.
MArcaEp Hogsrs, lat. A j Libby.
Gardiner; 81. W johnson. NJ II, Ccoper's
Mills. Gents d,isieg horses, LIST. y ID
Erskine, Windsor; ~. b Devipe, North
Whitedeli.
Colrs-Sueking colts. LIST, L & J \
Ashford; II. II + Hoses, Cooper's Mills !;
81, g " Boys., Whi,sfsli, One year old.
st, S II Lyon. whi'ehrld; "a, Thos HAr-
vey. Two year olds, is,, Miles Moody,
South Windsor, ii. J s wheelan, Nsfth
Whits field; 81. Geo A Clsrk. Three year
oids, LIST, W A finkhsm, Windsor; "a, &
A Nor,hey, Cooperis Mills.
BRkEpIS6 MAgks ASH FeaLs-ist, G II
Simpson. South Windsor; "a, J 5 Gray.
South Windsor; 50, Mamie Pierce. Wind
sor.
SrAtLIoNs-oser ) yrs old. lst, Cash-
noe. II Grant, Augusta ID. & W Boggs.
Whitehead; sd, J A Sprcul, Windsor. -Four
yrs old. la. Arrival. A J Libby, Gardiner
{. W. Mower, Vsssalboro.. 5 yrs old Isl,
J Is Hayes, Randolph 20. + P Mac Manus
VI niieiield; III, " II JONES. China, > yrs
old lst, + Clarke, Augusta; "a, W II
Jones, China,
The Races.
There were two good races i'll the after
noon The first called WAS the $50 race
which was followed BY the > S5 race, which
was, by the good judgement of the mana
gers substituted for the fres-for-a which
did not fill. The same gentlemen acted Ms
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race the starters were Rob A., owned b,
W. NJ. Achorn; Matchmaker Jr., owned
by c, T. S,sckpole, Gardiner; and Actor.
owned by + = Frost, Riverside Al the
drawing for positions Rob A. had the pale,
Billy knox second, Matchmaker jr,. ,hird,
and A Actor on the outside Rob A. led a.
he word go" and KEEP, it 10 the half, with
Billy Knox second, and Watchmak' T
third. He broke badly on the three t0urths.
out came in second with Billy Knox third,
and Actor last. " hen they came up for
The second heat, Rob A hsvlrg the p'lc
led of closely followed by Matchmaker,
this posiuon being maintained 10 the quar-
ter pole. Here Rob A broke ani was al
most passed by Matchmaker on the upper
tuin. on passing the string u, the hall
Ns'ohmaker was lead NJ the string, with
Billy Knox sccoId, Rob A third and Actor
last, IN winch position the final finish WAS
made. 1t was Rs good race, atchmakor
tro ing easy ard solid.
After long scoring (oharaetcrlst { of all
the heats tro,ted) all the horses got OF IN 4
bunch at the third heat but there WAS con
siderable breaking soon after, and tall raw
ring on the part Of Rob. 4. At the half
Wstehmakol led, with Rob next Actcr
had erect up TO third place with Billy ktox
at the rear. Ga the back side at the three
quarters Actor broke bsdly sni Billy krox
= ssed him at the last turn. AT the close
Matchmaker logged in ca'ily, Rob A..
Aclor third and Ellk kuox b,h,n5. The
fourth heat was bsndsomc one. At the
star. they .ttung out IN this order Watch
maker, Rob A, Billy Knox aud Actor,
which post on WAS kept for some tine on
the first NJ per turn Watchmsk,r broke aud
for moment acted badly, but he recover
ell aod led down the alt milc, closely f,l-
Lowell by Rob A. ard Billy Knox and tc-
tor side by side far in the rear. The heat
ended with Wato hmakcy far ahead. Rob \,
and Actor bu, y nose apart, a,d Billy at
the tail end. Nctor uot,ed The hest IN n
strong manner.