Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-19
BY TELEGRAPH.
MYSTIC RACES.
The Crowd In Attendance Richly Repaid
by the Trotting.

Rosrox. Oct, le.-Yeeterdsy was .
plo,ious day for horse iros,ins at Mystic
p,rk. Tne temperature vas endufaois.
ard the rack va, Of its fastest A crowd
numbering 1t least 5000 went out, and we're
amply rewarded.
The two unfinished races Afforded spef'
r.. good share of the afternoon. Graz
won his tusse in one hest. bus Virginia
Evsa. pad 70 work for three heats more be-
fo-s .he ecu d Claim tee firss share in tie
us,ss. In h. IS race Cepheus wss the
cno,es Of she ~i-s msu, but could do no
peter than third in the t'ss heat Hs thep
son t~s, and lost the next. lsavins the race
4, be flushed IL Y. NJ tomorrow.
The ve,srar Of n. paci-g fu'f, Dirigo
Mxis. won the , 80 race, against such
snseay oppons nts - Saosria and Emhsr.
The free for sil rot va, declared ct.
,ra.r the rule of the national $50 nation
pre,crioipg that ''rsces that have not been
called sap. NJ or the Saturday Of the
wezt IL which the meeting 10 held shall be
dsc,.r,d c6.e Msfths Wilkes, one Of the
ccrrnetisors, trested the GEO I'D to two fast
ou,rtsys. however, both lat quarters st
that. One WAS done in 80 secorda, a-d
another in 3li seconds
In Ire uUuVtsucu ~ c'Chs, DnRSF y
could not get going in the d's. two hesti
trosted yesterday, allowing both Emma E.
and Virginia Evans 10 sns'ch heat spiecf .
The battle was warm one in the conclu''
ing part Of the race, il being evident thst
three, at least, OF the competitors were out
for the puse. Virgiris Evsns wound up
the trouble BY showing her opponents what
a brillisrt fuish was. The four rsmsiuing
nsgs had kept together to thu hcme1tretch
| without skip by anyone. Emma E. bad
a trifle the best Of it in the final splr:, bu'
at the distance pole Hansen and the EvAI I
mare swung in front, And came st, p BY step
TO the wire. The marc fsiily tiptoed in,
forcing Jesse RaGson off his feet, winning
tine long struggle.
Ember landed the first heat OF tie 2 &c
pace, sfser tough Struggle With SsSais
| from the lower turn, Size sss hardy goo1
| enough st the f aish Of tie 'ecocd hest u
put another peg on the beard to her creai.
| Ps, che was the main fact. 10 the game
ill The fnrl brush, when D.Tlso Ms.t
| sho ed up first on tie utside. En- bef va!
the only strong peyfjrnes il the iiiri teas
anishing ahesd IT Psyche y a le-g h
After lopg debse the f.ur,h Let va
given 10 SsbA.ia who finished ha,f i lie; &
behind Dirigo Maid. There WIS no .rolb.i
| i A. Az, Scat n;,ipn Maid INC 'enu a
AZ .'e 49, A.~, - u -
/ second. The three horses eligible FOR tn
i SIKH heat got away promptly, and III nil,
i was the best contested of tho dsy, OF TIL
meeting for that mstte7. Sabatia al
| Drigo maid raced abreast up the hacl
/ stretch but ON the lover turn the Mali
| u,,kad ont in fort and fran Tho dist ,rc
/ Poie ths o'u AnAe Nou '"S Ne"s "A~ ~S~
\ won BY 8 good three lengths.
| ooor,,ss foorc,,dea,. prpsp skoo
a rIor.is ra he ~
| Virginia Eyans......... 6 2l
| ] Golden ms b M, Dame 8 2 4
| j j. Bowen MS b T., jesse
| Hanson +. 0 3 2
| Crank HAYDEN Ms b. m
| Emma E,,.,,......... o lr3
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