Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-07-07
FOURTH OF JULY RACES
UNDER AUSPICES OF THE BURLlNG
TON DRIVING CLUB.
Successful Races and a Good Crowd OF
spectators-PriDce Moro Wins tho Two
Year-OId Race--OrwelI and Kendall
Winnors in the Other Events.

The first class Oh the score card was that
lor 2:30 horses. Orwell won the race in
''three straight" Malchoir was good
second the FIRST heat but went lame and fell
back the two next. Winooslii Maid went
good race for second money. Orwell is by
Ben Franklin, dam, Fish marc by Black
stone. The Fish mare is the dam OF Birth
day, dam of Pamico, 3lGf.
Orwell, bl. s., j. n. Williams, Burling-,
wi%coski wH",.ik' Maid id, br. m, G. NJ Delaney,
MoichoirE, E c. c. F. holmes. cAarotte.,....2
Lady Collins, bl H.. w. $. Phelps Grand .
Time, 2:37'q, 2:3i]4. 2;36lG.
The second class called up were tho 900
horses. Kendall by Kent by Hambletonisn
10, dam by Daniel Lambert, was the favor
ite and was driven an elegant race by John
Moulton. Roy B. by Gilroy, driven by his
owner, B. A. Austin, contested every foot
Of the way, but could not quite beat him.
The track was heavy and the time was very
fast for the track and 300 horses.
Kendall b. F., John Utton, Aorrisville..l L ! !
Rob b., B. Austin. Burlia4t :....;..'Z : =
Duellon b. s., Frank McCabe, Ticonder- .
Dafsy D.. Ab,airie & Richards. Chazy..".4 8 A
gypsy, n. F. Dunshee. Bristol. .....5 3
Time, 2:3111, 2:364, 2:84M.
The last class called out was the event of
the day, and the ono in which there was the
most feeling of the three. Five two-year-
Ulds came out for the word: Jessie W., b.f.,
by Vermcnt's faqtest stallion, Leicester,
2:11t, dam by Lamburtus. full brother to
Aristos, 2:213, drew the pole; U Tell, br. f.,
by Sherry B., by Gov. Cornell, by Harold,
dam by of Aristos, drew second place;
o1t 1,1I Ino1,,- don, Inv
Kenmore q son of Almont; Prince Nero,
rms, by Nero, by Winooski, dam Honolulu,
by Clark's Mohawk and Lizzie Phelps, b. f.,
by Harry S. by Gen. Arthur, by Waldo,
dam Lady Myutt by Belongs Ethan Allen
drew positions in the above order Lizzie
Phelps, winner of the VearlinG race at the
Nermont's Breeders meet last fall, and [
Tell were the favorites before the bell rung,
but after that they were not ''iu it. y
Prince Nero, who was the best individual in
the lot, but who was overlooked in the pool
box. he'd the speed Of the party and won it
hands down. He trotted the second heat in
1:22 and could certainly have trotted three
seconds faster if there had been anything in
it to have driven him out Col. Cannon
made a very handsome display of blooded
horses mostly the get Of Homestead. John
Peterson showed Ormond 2:27& by Happy
Medium dam Queen Lizzie, by Mambrino
Chief. Fred Merrill showed Mr.. Brownel'
handsome stallion Alexander 2294, and q
very fast yearling by Alexander, who by the
way is expected to trot close to 2;20 this
fall. L, +. Brownel started the races tc
the entire satisfaction of every one.
Two-year-old class, purse 500.
Prince Nero, Z. Il. Winch. Middle
Lizzie Phelps, w. S. Phelps, Grand Isle2
L. rell, A, +. Martin. Larrabees Point. 3
les .ie W. b. f., {, Z. Hall Brandon--.-.4
Walter bl. e., +. J. Wood, TiconGerogu. 5
Time, l:@5 l;22, l:!4l@.