The Portland daily press., 1892-09-30


Premiums Awarded.
The following premiums were award
ed
COLTS, STATIONS AND MARES.
n B. Lane, bay stallion, LIST; Walter Robin
son, yr colt; LIST same, stallion, "a; I. w.
Jordan, mare and foal lst; ?: ,; Lafrapee'
FOWLS.
Benz. Larrabee. chicks, P. R., 1st; same'
fowl 2. II. LIST; G. E. Jordan, trio Peizin ducks,
LIST; same. 1st on trio H. c. Leghorn fowl, 1st on
trio Il. @. Leghorn chicks; +. G. Jordan, trio
chicks, 1st and 3D. Geo. Carter, trio bantam
chicks, list; David Plummer, 1st on trio Wyan-
doIte fowl, trio white LeghOrn chicks. trio WHITE
Leghorn fowls, and collection OF pigeons.
FRUITS.
Geo. E. Plumnler Baldwin apples, I'd; G. P.
Tricky, Pears, 1st; Stephen Seaman, grapes,
1st; Joshua Bracket, collection apples, list; l..
Miliil1en, LIST on four plates apples; same 1st on
"a gWnnegy % on ol oar pass
apples, 1st on greetings, 1st on sweet;, B. 8;
Larrabee, LIST on plate of any variety apples I'd
on grapes.
DRAFT AND FARM HORSES.
C. L. Robinson, pair draft horses, weight
2275; weight on drag, $3.50; distanced hauled,
Il it. 6 in, winning I'd premium.
Walter Robinson, pail. draft horses, weight
23Oo same weight; distance hauled 81 it,,
winning lSUs
6. L. Robinson, single horse; weight on drag,
1865; distance hauled, 8 it., winning 1st.
Waiter Robinson, single, same weight; dis
lance hauled, 6 it., winning I'd.
| B. S. Larrabee, pair farm horses, lst.
c. L. Robinson, pair farm horses, I'd.
Mrs NJ. B. Nutter. Mrs. S. P. Plum
mer and Miss Celia Carter, each Of whom
had large exhibits, were the principal
recipients of the hall premiums.
The Afternoon Races.
The air was brisk and racy in the af-
! ternoon and the races of the 2.30 and
| 2.4O classes were full of interest. The
Judges of Wednesday officiated, while
| Marshal McCann did another good day s
service.
The entries numbered - in the 2.40
class, but only four of them came to
| time. They were given positions, Kate
| Sheridan, Betsy, Dick Clark and Babe L..
After three attempts the field got away
| and the horses strung out in their posi-
tons, Babe L. dancing slightly in the
| rear. Kate Sheridan made a skip on the
! half and Dick Clark followed suit, allow
| ing Babe L. to get by. On the back
stretch the chestnut horse took a short
run but settled down in a bunch with
the three leaders at the turn, pushing
half length ahead of Betsy at the fin
ish and the same distance behind Kate
Sheridan. Dick Clark came in last.
Time 251 Babe L. was set back one po-
sition for repeated breaks.
Second heat-Babe L. was off little
at the first turn and Dick Clark got in
third. From there the heat was an ex-
act repetition of the first one, with the
exception that Babe L. was steadier and
won the position in which she went I'M
der. Just as in the first heat, he went to
third when Clark broke on the half and
doubled up with the others on the home
stretch. Time 245.
Third heat-This heat was very SINH
lar to the others. Kate Sheridan got a
little more of lead than before, and
Clark and Babe l.. changed positions
twice. In the second half Babe LIS sui
ky grazed the wheel of the gray mare as
she passed her for second position. On
the back stretch Dick Clark INDUCED in
gallon and trotted down the home
stretch ahead of Betsy, but the break
set him back to fourth Time 2.474.
Kate Sheridan took first money, Babe
L. second, and Betsy third.
24o cLAss-PURsE $40.
T. W. Rowe, b m Kate Sheridan. ....... l l l
c. p GRAHAM, GIN Betsy. ........... s
Fred Clark, b G Dick Clark. ........ 4
L. A. Lane CHI g Babe L.. .............. 2
Time-2. 81, 2.45, z.471a.
$50 Glass.
First heat-There was field of three
horses, made up from the seven entries.
Mary Ann drew the pole, Attorney got
second, and Winthrop Pilot third. After
Pilot had aired his heels in his usual