The Portland daily press., 1891-10-01
The OK pulling resulted as follows

eft, 10 in. or less-Town Of scarboro 1st; pulled
3S #: 10 In; b. j. Warren I'd, e. 3 10.
z IL. lin. and under-J0hn w. Leavltt, 1st,
pulled 23 It. In; Alvin Mouton I'd, IA ft. In.
Charles Hanson, 20, It. y In.
q it. and oyer-E, s. s. Libby, 1st, 81 IT. In;
| Premiums for trained steers were awarded
as follows:
Two years old-John A. Hammond, 1st
Yearllngs-Wate Plummer, 1st
Calves-JOhn A. Hammond, 1st.
The sweepstakes for oxen was very ex-
citing. resulting as follows:
A. w. Rowe, 1st, 264 It. 8 in. in four pulls.
Z. s. Libby, "a, i2b t. 2 in, In two pulls.
B. 5. Larrabee, Sd, ft.
The Racas.
The three year old horse race advertised
for yesterday di not fill and a running race
and bicycle race were substituted, with the
ESQ class, which was started first. There
were three starters, w. o. Donnelps old
Spise called Uno, Howard Dyer's Maud
horcer, and Scott Jordan's plain Maud. who
drew positions in the order named. There
was scarcely any scoring and an even start
was secured. Uno fell back at once and
| Maud broke at the turn. Maud picer gained
the pole and kept it for the heat, although
she made two or three breaks. The horses
came in In a long procession. Uno
being saved from a shut-out by the absence
/ OF flag.
| In the second heat there was only one
/ score. the horses going off In fight of steps
form form, Maud Spleer passed in to the pole ON
The third heat went off with no scoring at
| all. Uno fell back at the word and the
other two kept up evenly all around. Both
| broke twice and lost by 1t. Uno now under
more skilful hands than at first gained on
them. and the field came In In bunch.
There were six scores in the fourth heat,
Maud Spicer not being well up to time. F.
nally tney got away and Mr.. Dyer promptly
captured the pole keeping 1t and good lead
| all around the track. Uno went to pieces
| and failed to come under the wire.
In the last heat Jordan let his Maud out,
and the other Maud had to take second
| place. UD0 was allowed TO go around, and
came in at the tail end. The summary:
| w. Q. Donnell. b. s. Uno ...........3 2 2 3
Il. Z. Dyer, b. m. Maud spieer......2 1 2
TimemaSl Ii SoraaS 3 S s6o Sasa 200 asa s5s
| The running race was full of excitement,
being fully equal in that respect to Mon
| mouth Parks best. There were three start
ers, Black B0nney, Lady NJ. wild broncho,
and Robert, which drew positions in the or
der named. Robert was winded on the first
eighth and pulled up to rest. On the second
lap at the first turn Black Bonney's jockey
| went OIL heard first but soon recovered him
SELF When he was picking himself up
Lady Ms rider flew on tangent and hurt
his head. He was up and away again, fin
| ishing in good shape.
La tue second heat Robert appeared on the
track again and was permitted to go In again.
| When the word was given Lady Ms rider
began using his whip. but could not outrun
| Black Bonney, whose jockey laid down fiat
on his back and fairly flew. Roberts driver
was thrown twice but finally reached the
wire about 10 minutes after the race closed.
The brOncho Bungo that was in the race at
Gorham went around the track for fun for
the last heat, beating the winner by an
eighth Of a lnile The summary:
+. e. Ihurston, blk Black Bonney..........l I
| L. E. Gilman m Lady yM.............. ......2 2
| Time "a. 90. 247.