Morning journal and courier., 1891-10-17
THE DERBY RACES.

The Trotting to Close This Afternoon Program For To-Day-Summaries of the Races.
 The races of the third day at the Derby meeting were patronized yesterday by an attendance of fair size, of which majority were patrons of the pool stand.
 A common topic of conversation among the horsemen at the races was the suspen- sion of w. H. Payne of Providence from National association tracks, which occurred at the track on Thursday. MT. Payne was suspended for using abusive language 10 the judges. It appears that MT. Payne had lately purchased the large black trotter Jim Garfield and had entered him in the 2:40 class. The secretary of the associa- ton had received notice that Mr. Caton, who formerly owned the horse, owed SIT to another association which must be paid before the horse could start. MT. Payne proved his ownership and produced re- ceipt for the SIT. After the affair was satisfactorily explained MT. Payne could have started his horse if he had not used the abusive language which caused his ex- pulsion.
 Among those who were at the races were: Isaac w. Ives and G. Laure of Dan bury, William Parker of Meriden, Sheldon Church of Naugatuck, George L. Lilly of Waterbury, MT. E. c. Roath of Norwich with score cards, John Hard of Stratford, Frank Taylor of Bridgeport, MT. Healey and MT. Bigelow, H. R. Besse, Herman
 The judges were; T. O. King, A. B. Durham and A. F. Sherwood
 The first race of the day was the 2:50 class. Four horses started. King Wal kill with Charles Swan in the sulky won the race in three heats, taking first money, $10O. In the last heat the judges installed c. N. Hayne as driver of Tom H., the fla vorite of some of the pool buyers, before the start. The second, third and fourth monies were equally divided between the other three horses. MT. Payne vas allow ed $15 out of the purse for driving the last heat.
 SUMMARY.
 2:50 Class-Purse $2OO A. Brown. Bridgeport, Sensible. Dr. Martin, Bridgeport, br King Wal w S. sloan Forestviiiie b g Jim 5 Time-2:8614, 2:3934. 2:361.
 There were quartet of starters in the 2:30 class. Before the start pools sold, Nutmeg, pacer, SEQ, Sarah Coin $14, field $1O.
 After four heats the money was divided, Nutmeg $125, Rob Roy $62.5O, General Benham $37.5 Sarah Coin S25.
 SUMMARY.
 2:30 Class-Pace and Trot; Purse S2SO. E. A. Bowen, Woodstock, m Nut E. kipp, s Fie;eks:fiiiii, NY: Rob Roy: O. N Payne Finderne, N.J., g Gen
 q 2 C. E: Swan, Derby, D n sarah Coin. 5 Three promising youngster started in the colt race. N. w. Hubinger drove the winner in the race.
 SUMMARY.
 Two-Year-old Colt Race-Entrance s1o; Asso-
 citation Adds $50. Elm City Farm New Haven,9bf Jessie N. D. Baldwin Derby, bl John L........ 3 3 W. E. Blake, Ansonia, bl g Decoration...... 8 8 Time, half-mile heats. 1:s4If, 1:s116.
 There was considerable talk at the races a match race between Parker J., owned by George L. Lilly of Waterbury, and Lady Thompson, owned by the Hubinger brothers. Charles Smart's gray trotter, Little Sport, may enter the contest if the match is made. N. W. Hubinger made several propositions, none of which MT. Lilly accepted. The owner of Parker J., said his horse was entered to start at next week, so he declined to make the match at that time. Mir. Hubinger is in favor of having the contest decided at the track at New Haven if the | match is made. Following are the entries for the final races of the meeting: . 2:35 Class-Purse 500. ,' 2. A. Downs, Chatham, \. Y,gm May Queen. J. A. McEnery, Derby, br g Dan Q. Lee, Bridgeport, Neil O. G. Camp, Waterbury, g Vernet. Altenwood Stables, Mamoroneck, N. r., b g Pat Farrel. Sam P. G. Cornelius, Waterbury, b AppIewood. F. W. Noble, Coxsack!e, N. Y, oh g Cocxsackie | King. T. B. Robinson Southington, g g G. W. B. J. Yearance, New York, g Mike D. W. Catop Foxboro, Mass, g Anarchist. c; N. Payne, Finderne, N. J., b Daylight. Milton.
 -Al-Purse $500. David Jones, Riverhead, N. Y., David Elm City Farm, Nev Haven, oh g 0. T. L. Elm City Farm, New Haven, m Blanche. Elm City Farm, New Haven, m Maud. c. Swan, Derby, 2 Morris Mullins. J. Yereance, New York, bl m Fantine. Wood & Tillinghast, Ilion, N. Y., g Tread Vay. J. D. Kathan, Gloversville, N. r., oh Musty E. Kipp, Peekskill, N. Y, b g Rob Roy. J. McClenahan, Morrison N. Y., Kingbird. Economy: 100 doses one dollar.