Morning journal and courier., 1891-06-10
TROTTING AT DERBY.

Il Two Races Dec1ded-The Attendance Race by Local Horses on the Pro. gram for To-Day. E'E@
 There was a small attendance at the opening of the four days race meeting at Derby yesterday afternoon. As the weather was all that could be desired, the absence of a large number of spectators must be attributed to some other cause The Derby races are generally well patronized by res- idents of this city, but the number of New Haven men at the track yesterday was very small. -.
 The judges of the events were Mr.Harbi- son, R. O.. Gates and A. F. Sherwood
 Very fine score cards are furnished for the meeting by Mir. E. c. Roath of Nor wich. t. There were seven horses entered for the three-minute class, of which number four came out to start. Before the race was started Eddie Bass appeared on the track with MT. J. H. Dillon's horse Ben Bolt, which he sent around the course a few times, but did not start in the class.
 A sample of the pools sold before the race was: Dreamland $10, Susie $3,' field 9lS AlcAduucI I1LIDlSOll OI I1dEllOEu, who started the horses, gave the word "Go" at the second trial. Susie c. had an easy victory, with the pool favorite second.
 Very few pools were sold on the race be- fore the second heat as there were no buy CTS for field tickets against Susie c.
 The second heat was good one. Susie c. led Dreamland around the track to the distance stand where she broke and lost the lead to the latter The former was very speedy but could not close up to the winner. The time made by Dreamland was not as fast as the time of the first heat. <-@ -~....,: 2.
 Susie c. did not have the speed that was expected, in the third heat which went to Dreamland.
 When the horses came up for the fourth heat the judges ordered a new driver in place of John Trout for Susie c. The judges evidently did not want that kind of trout. Allen Risk was installed as driver of Susie o., whose position in the race was not improved by the change, which might not have been the case if Susie c. had not broken 8 boot strap. The time by quar- ters before the change was: 0:42, 1:22, 2:O1, 2:2O4.
 With the new driver the quarters were: 0:41, 1:174, 1:564, 2:3S.
 $100 to Dreamland, $5 to Susie c, $3O to Dazzler, $2O to Geo. Wilkes.
 SUMMARY.
 BOO class-purse $200. Dreamland. bl m, W. Beckerie, Dan Susie ., br m, Oak Grove Stock Farm : Daz2ier, ; g. 6. Smart, Meriden:::: < aSS Tns wlkss ss 8 s S F s!sc sSsn sss. snsssE0y Out of eight horses entered in the 2:29 class, five responded to the judges bell.
 The Hubinger brothers pacer, Milan, was the fayorite of the pool buyers at sso to $1o for Moxie and s5 for field. 0. seated behind MT. Dil1on's Rollaway, Charles Swan had Morris Mullins and Charles Smart drove Dazzler, while the veteran driver, Peter Nance, was in the sulky behind Moxie.
 In the first heat the fayorite broke twice and finished second to Morris Null ins. Rollaway, who was in the rear when the word was given, was distanced. Doc tor l.. was also distanced.
 Before the second heat Milan was the favorite at the pool stand, selling nearly lar to the first, as will be seen by the sum- mary.
 :, Before the third heat the pools sold, Mi
 
 final heat without break. Milan made three breaks in the mile and won second money, $62. 50. The first prize, $125, went to Mullins. Third money, s57.50 to Moxie. Summary:
 |. 2:as class-purss $a5o-pacers and trotters. Morris Mullins, b g, 0. E. Swan, Derby. Milan, g, Elm City farm, New Haven. 2 2 2 Moxie, br g, P. Nance New York. .....3 8 8 Ronaway, br 6, New Haven stables, New. Doctor L. g. it. Beam, New York. dist dist Time, s:s9N, a:ao, 2:ao4.
 Following are the entries for the first race to be called to-day: %
 2S CLAss-PURsE $200. 2:
 3. Fleming, New York, ,brs, Carrillon. , New Haven stables, New Haven, b g, John 1T. . B. J. Reigel Seymour, br g, Ted. .e1 sE : F. Wixom, Huntington, m, Horner. <l Allen Risk, Wllimantic, b s, Baron.,a@s Oak Grove Stock farm, Moodus: m, Amorita. c. E. Swan, Derby, b m Sarah Coin. The following horses are entered for the local race to-day:
 J. Fitzgerald, br g. Jack B. O. E. Joslyn, b 2, Jim. / J. HoliaH, b $, Charley 0. R. |. Griffin, bm, Kitty D. s~z. -e J. P. King, E. Fred. E.C Wixon, b g, Ben. 4rs.s.~ C .s..- z4 J. McEnery, g, Prince. g. M. Grady, g, Lady T. 9 c. H. Stilson, g, Dams. ] f-s.s zeE 2 This race has been furnished in place of the 2:27 class which did not fill.
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