Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-22

money aud such proved TO he the case.
1hc hght for second place MAS hot aud
interesting between Black Nathan and
st. Lawrence and mixed heats the re-
sult. These horses were very evenly
matched but the black son OF lsob'nson
ID. WAS well driven by Charlie Isnsseil
aud Appeared to have q tribe the most
sp~cd coming down tim .trvtch.
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The pacing rAcr MAS entertaining. IL
required i've heats to decide whether
first money should 10 Ia Julius Rccords
fast pacing mare Belle Chase ar to sam
uel Recori. little chestnut grldIng, told
Dust. The surprise happened and Belle
Ripley were distancci In the third heat.
Belle Chase had speed enough but VA.
unsteady except In the third heat, and
Uncle samuel Records genial face Was
wrcaih~l In smiles when be- saw hIs little
PAGER win the race. Gold Dust u
game little race horse aud was driven
with the best of good Judgment by
Scribner. Uncle sam has raised some
of the best horses that ever went out of
oxford County aud this Il another of hi.
good ones.
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In the race for thrce-ycar-olds Frank
Fox wa. ready Ia capture some more 81
the associations money, land by th.
way, Frank has not been backward
about thi. during the entire ihr-e days
aud hl. brown Oily. Maggie Fox, won
fret place easily.
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Maggie Fss. Ne. q. a. D. ayr. tos,
Mile e.. 10, q. rsea rhsyer.
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The feature ~ the race. VAS the run
Ing race sud the Boy. Everybody
wanted Ia see the boy get u aud III. hoy
did g,t IL. Tie hoy va. iIcrtlc iIosmer
of Norway. q slight little blonde IL ten
year. and be lookei youngrr) Who rule
th. gray pony Glp.cy 9Th th. grace 81
"Wlld West" star. The Sigh, hgurr
10 the child, hi. ntxsn curls waving
back upon IN. br-cyc created by the ter.
rife pace al which the gray pony carried
him around th. course, awakened the
d-epsst Interest and sympathy In the
audience aud they chevrvsi Themselves
hosrsc to s.r the little fellow Win. lie
Won q pur.. of twenty dollar. snd then
came lnio the grand stand where sub
.crip,lon % twenty dollar. more va.
given hun.
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Taken a. whole the rac-. 10 the thru"
DAY. w,rr . mo.t unqualified succ"..,
honestly conieniei and honestly Judged.
and people vent home pleased az what
they sss and ready la con- again NEXT
year, aud this l. "a IL should D..
Goop o>rs.
Among the goal horse. shown before
the grand stand wednesday non. at
iracird mor- attention nor ELECTED more
prais. than the grand old stock horse,
Eclair. by Gen. Knox. lie u nov nine
teen year. oil anil appear. a. young sni
handsome a. colt. Eclslr has slr-i
many speedy QUE. and large number ~
10. bssi driving aud rad horses Ia the
| county arr "Eclslrs." Somc gOoi horse
men .sy "he never .lrri poor one"
The stallion Grif'ln, from the Fine.
stack Farm, Andoyrr, va. shown, but
made slow mile on account ~ the bad
| condition 10 10. track, az dli al.o Hon.
George u. Bi.b.r'. fast young stallion,
Mcku.lck, by Olympus. .tif'ln after
heavy stud service, was given trial
mile In Az At the State fair and Me-
| kusick wa. tlnc,i q mile al Mystic Park
Las, week In about !:.S.
I'rof. Chapmsn's two-y.ar-oI, Conrai,
by Nelson. the colt that %. r-crntly pur-
chased 81 Vim. Gregg, ~ Andoycr. Tor
the snug sum 10 sJjiD. "a. shawn b-for,
~. grand stand. Al the state fair Con
raj IN ale trial mile la s:is, breaking
the two-ycaf-old stallion record ~ the
state. trstlng th. two-ycsr-old record
~ the famous Nelson aud winning the
two-yrar-old stallion cup.
IIsrtrrt Record, 10 Paris, had hi. two
ycar-old stallion by Nelson on exhibition
aud he WAS pronounced by many the
beet colt show n thsr-. Til. colt has had
no training hat !. perfectly g.ltoi aud
30 finc Sire, style sni color and q worthy
son ~ the great Nelson.
-, trvttsr," va. What everybody pro-
nounc-i the black ycarllng Nicholas.
owned by -. T.. Harrington, 81 Locke.
Mills, and be- :. that.
| III. fsmou. stallion l,obln.on a..
was awarded hr.t priI. a beet stock
h0rs.-sni rightly 80. Va horse has
been mor- abused In past YEAR. by rival.
and M horse ha. ever more handsomely
won the distinction Ia which b. Ia.
arrived. IN. fact colt. - al. grt ARE
coming Ia the front la every race, aud
he only lack. the opportunity 10 drop
hls o~n rvcori brlos $50, which will
be done before the season closes-and
perhaps AZ Canton the present week.
The audience we're disappointed not to
have SEN this horse shown on "a. track,
hut Mr.. Dean showed excellent Judg-
mrni Ia not sti.mp Ing Ia start him on
this track In IT. SLOW condition.
Mrs. King % welchyillc !. one % the
mo.t enthusiastic hor.s-br-c,ier- % III.
county and Ia. several good ones. IA.
showed before the grand stand . very
handsome bay thf-.-year-old by Venture
iiconc and pair of bay ycarlings dri'-
cu Ia pole.
y. l.. starbirl, superintendent 10
IIowiand'. Mountain View stock Farm,
Paris. showed the bay stallion B.n Van,
by Messenger wilkes, also the three
year-oli mare Mayfower Wllke.-both
very ilne gaited and snowy.
Harry Dudley, ~ Buekfeld, showed q
sucking colt by Mcku.lck, that WAS =
sleek Que. Harry always has q good
colt and knows how In take care ~
them.
Probably the finest collection of
horse. In any one stable In the county
are those 81 II. l.. Horne, Esq, ~ Nor
way. Hebron, by Princep., head. the
stud. aud many of the greatest horse
families are represented.