The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-09-16

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Three Year Old Race.
The second race was for three year
olds, and of the seven horses, in the
field Gerry B. got first position, West
gleamland second, Zoe third, Dandy B.
fourth and Topsy A. fifth.
They got away on three scorings and
Immediately strung out, and they went
by the stand with Gerty B. considerably
ahead. Dandy B. came next and the
other three horses were punched. The
finish was made in the same order.
Dandy B. got in two skips, Gerty B.
three, Westgleamland one and Zoe two.
Time 1851.
The second heat in the first half was a
struggle between Gerty b. and Dandy B.,
both horses going into the air on the
turn, but the finish was like the first
heat, as Gerty B. was altogether too fast
for the others. Time 2.343.
Two heats out of three took this race
and so Gerty B. got first money, Dandy
B. second, third and fourth money going
to Westgleamland and Zoe. The sum-
mary:
THREE-YEAR-oLDs-$1O0.
Burnham 8 Morrill,, BIZ S Dandy B........2 2
A Chute, b m Gerry b. ..-.........l !
L. Fletcher, b S Westgleamland. ............3 4
g. T; Anderson, , m Topsy A.. .-.....-5 5
M. I. Morrow, + Zoe -...-...-....s....4 3
Time--2. 351a, 2.341a.
rF,xux, Uaor nId
The two-year-old was the next race on
the card, and of the seven entries four
horses appeared and drew the following
positions: Little Pete first, Carroll Sec
ond, Ermine third and Daisy Knox
fourth. Ira Woodbury., who drove Daisy
Knox, took the pole at the first turn and
at the half he was just one-half head in
the lead of Ermine. On the back stretch
Ermine came up again and finished one
half neck ahead of Daisy Knox, Car
roll third and Little Pete fourth. Daisy
Knox made the only break of the heat.
Time 2.541.
In the second heat there was another
fight between Ermine and Daisy Knox,
and it was won by the latter. The other
two horses would have been distanced if
the flag had been used. Time 2.511.
The third heat was the same process
sion, as the horses came in the same or
der and Daisy Knox got first money,
Ermine second, Carroll third and Little
Pete fourth.
TWO-YEAR oLD-PURsE SIS.
c. F. Ayres, b +, Daisy Green. ........2 1 2
J. F. Barrett, br +, ErmLne ,,...........1 2
G. p GRAHAM h o. Little Pete A
A. Taawle CaIlol1. ........... 8
Time-.541a. 521a, .4o14.
The Running Rice.
The running race was an easy victory
for the tearer, Cyclone, owned by Mr..
Wheelock of Portland. The only
other entry was the pony, Addie M.
ridden by Master Sargent. The time in
the first heat was 2.151, and in the sec
ond 2. 109.
In the FPS class Black Nathan was the
only horse without a bicycle sulky; in
the three-year-old Topsy A. was alone
with the ordinary sulky; in the two-year-
old Little Pete and Carroll hauled the
high wheels, while the others had the BIZ
cycle sulkles.
Mr.. J. F. Barrett of Deering exhibited
fine string of horses. Among them,
Westland, 2.294, Colonel West, Kaleen,
fine three-year old FLY, Lew Westland,
brown yearling, Lucille, one-year-old
bay filly, Fedora, Delder, Karenina, Ivy
Maud and Ermine.
pa+waap Tho rapac Mr. Steward drove