The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1891-09-11

doin Centre 2; s. M. Kisg, 8; bulls, one year, s.
M KIM i: C f. Cobb, 2; pull calves, s, M KIr0
/; Charles is E. wheeler, chestervilie. q; G. +.
Cow cows g. four years and oyer-Q. +. Cobb, and
Charles n Wheeler, Il B. F. & f. II. BripSs ats. q
c. F. Cobb, s.: heifers, one year, 3. f. & f. Ii,
Briggs C CSpp; ins M lynn and suker a;calves,
Trainad steers two and three years--Svlvanrs
Cushman, webster Corner, !; J. W. Lovejoy,
i-Fstn1 Fst n1e5 four years and over-A. ]. Libbv a.
Son, Oakland, / H. G. Bureign, p; w. II. Win.
ton, 3. o,,ou
Son ii. O. BuIleigh. 2; steers. two years ii. O.
Burleigb, / and 2; steers one year, X. B. Shep.
herd, Skowhegan, ! and =.
Calves-A. j. LibDy q BON, H. u. Shepherd
Fat heiiers, years. +. B, Shepherd, 1; A. W.
King, Charleston, 2; Z. A A. fitSn; sbsSS;sra
Fat Fat calves-R B. Shepherd, 1; A. J. Libby &
Oxen and Steers, four years and over, bred and
owned by exhibtor-W. II. Vinton, Gray, /.
Oxen and steers 2 years and oyer-H. G. Bur
'i Bull and d. steer S caives2A. J. Libby & Son, 1.
SHEEP.
Oxforddowns- Bucks, . years, with 6 OF pro-
geny, 2. A. Bracket, Gorham, bucks l year,
Buck lambs-U. @. Brackett, 2; ewes, years,
not more than 8, do, /; e. Il. Brackett, q; 1
year, @. A. Brackett, L; e. e. Brackett. 2;
lambs, G. A. Bracket, J.
The Races.
There were three good races today besides
the running race: for green horses, the 2.3i
class and the three-year-olds.
Conrad, the two-year-old stallion by Nell
son. dam Kantaka. bya Robert Bonner, made
a record of 2.45 yesterday for the stallion
cup, the last quarter 10 80 seconds This is
the fastest two-year-old stallion record in
Maine.
AT 1.45 today Frank II. Briggs of Maple
Grove Farm, Auburn, drove the fast year
ling Grenadier. for the yearling cup for
stations. He trotted the quarter in 455, and
the half In 1.284. he was accompanied by
runner. This breaks the Maine yearling
half-mile record, Palms half-mile record be-
ing l.29f. 1t Is said that Mr., Briggs has
driven Grenadier In 1.26 He made double
break In the first quarter.
AT 2.15 p. m. Conrad made a start and
nnisn In 2.534, with standstill break at the
three-quarter pole. The first quarter was In
393 seconds.
The double team from the Pine Tree stock
farm trotted half in 1.22 with the quarter
In 40 seconds.
BIlggs's Messenger Wilkes, accompanied
by Drake's Bayard Wilkes next started for
the stallion cup. He make bad break at
the last quarter and finished in 235t. The
2 36a1.
After one heat in the green horse aud 23i
class races had been trotted M. T. Pooler's
stallion Also started for the stallion cup
and made the mile as follows: ST. LA,
1851. 2.53a.
Bayard Wilkes, son of Alcantara, owned
by Z. I. Drake of Lewiston, made an exhibi
tion mile and paced off In 2 191, the fastest
time OF the week so far. The mile was made
Lug; three quarters, 1.44; mile, 1.194 When
this was hung out the grand stand fairly
rocked with cheers.
y. +. 81 +. 81. Briggs of Auburn showed
before the judges stand Rockefeller by Elec-
tioneer, dam by Clark Chief; the 3.year-old
mare Granietta, (2-year-old record 259D by
Rockefeller. dam by Phil Sheridan; the 2
yoaI-old Calcalli. (owned by Charles L.
Cushman OF Auburnl 227a. by Rockefeller,
Palm.
Mahlon, 3year-old. owned by Manley T.
Pooler. went mile at 3.45 for the 3-year-old
25S4.
The stallion Freeman. by Fred Boone,
started at o'clock for the 3-year-0ld stall
hon cup. The time was .431, 1.24a, 2.05a,
244a.
In the green horse class, Tom King, the
straight; Young Pilot was second In every
heat. and frequently drove up we'll on the
leader. DR.. Lord and Annie ID. made good
race ln the third and fourth positions. The
summary: