The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1893-09-29


. ter holding 1t until the last quarter wa
reached when Sultan would invariably over
hau and pass him to the surprise of everyon
|, The judges were suspicious and In the thirt
heat charged Gin Bills driver only to fnt
that the horse had been driven honestly apt
for every inch there was In him. The seconc
heat was trotted In 20 1-2 while the thirc
was In 80. Gin BIZ sulking Just enough dowr
the home stretch to allow Sultan to secure
the heat and race. summary:
Sultan, big. Gso Fiynt. Monson.
Gin pm. &. W Ii Norris. Holyoke. =
o%akwood. % srg. A N Kingsley. Ash.
ronss7i shs.w A Bars'' Providence
R'a'%tC; Ss, F. Howard. Florence,
Frank, br g. G Po.oin, Jr. Holyoke.
Macs,
Confidence. .Jr. br SC E Gardner,Fa
| Time-2:2s3l. 2:c9 10. $3.50.
81 race, 9 :Oo class, purse 5000, 800, $50,
$50 and $40.
rhe third race, the 90 class proved to be
| the race of the day, 4 heats were trotted and
darkness coming on the horses were sent to
the stables tired and uncertain of the final re-
suit. There were 8 entries with 9 starters.
Nankeene secured 1st and 3 heats but lost
b to Emma # a horse that had not figured
at all previous to this tr0t. To the surprise
Uf all whom the race was called Wednesday
Emma seemed to have gained confidence
and found little trouble in securing 2 heats
and tho race. Summary
Emma f, 5m. T w Utton, Nor.
NsnKeene, ch 8. AN Kingsley,
susan A'aus,S'' y. N. n . f Gardner.
Nod Fala Waiiacs K.ver' A r R.tcbe,dsr 3
Keens. n H. s2ss -
NA'is Ree1e. 4. T. o"'' SIS
Nancy H, I'm. NJ Miller, Brat
.tieboro, diet
Time. 2;s, IL. 2:s5. 2,s. 2:sc IL. 2:ss II,
Probably the best racing ever rua In Yer
mont was that yesterday. There were large
number of fast horses entered 10 each Of the
three races. In the first race. the free for all.
purse, $500, $3.50, $l25, S75 and so there were
four entries, all PAGERS. .and every horse entered
started In this race. In the lst heat Liaden
had the pole. It soon became evident that
the race belonged to either Linden or Budd
Doble. In the 1st heat Budd Doble In great
burst OF speed secured the pole only to make
serious and costly break allowing Linden to
Il ,sh under the wire ahead Of him. Peter
Cooper was unable to join Linden and Budd
Dobl, even thou1h the heat was not very
fast one. Many had expected him to win the
race and const lently were much disapp0ins.
ed. Budd DJbe was more serene ln the "a
heat ana although Linden made great effort
and fought every inch Of the ground be was
unable to save the heat. Budd Doble finishing
1st in 2:19. This is within quarter of
second of being as low mark as ever made on
the association track. In the 3d and 4.h heats
Budd Doble would secure the pole only to
Io.e bis heat aud break. Linden taking ad-
vantage OF this, finished first In botbsthe 'e
~ "a and nd the IL the most
hoty contested race ever witnessed on the
course and was won by Linden because he
possessed the serenity of disposition which
Budd Doble appeared to lack. Summary
Linden, BIS. JE Clark. Holyoke.
Mass.
B son, Mass.
@ Il X. hg. q T Holmes, Char
lotte. 8
Time, 2:a.. 2:nl2.s .s:2o1-e. 2:lo.
Second race. purse 1850, $175, $S7 so. $62..
so and $35 This race was HOLSTERS from
start to flush he taking three straight heats.
In the third heat Walter Mac showed burst
of speed which had be remained calm would
the wIreNahead of H0llister but was Get back
TO b pince for having run. Summary
Hoister. Sg; N Kingeley. Ash.
WOOuDury morn, b 3. PP wood
bury. llinedalc. N II. 3 2
Dan Miller, eng. e Gardner, Fall
River, Mass. 3
Wal or Mac, ch 8, l. IIo yard, Flor
ence, Mass. 6
Goodwin Js, BIS. TW Utton. Nor
risvile. 5
Tyringham, bs. Grand View Stock
Farm, Orange, Mass Sc
Time, :2S, 2:2G l.2, 2:2634.
The third and last race yesterday was not
finished until II was so dark that the horses
could not be seen from the grand stand even
though In a ha'f mile track. Toney surprised
everyone by coming to the fore and remaining
there although hard pushed throughout by
Sultan VINO had easily vanquished him In the
:3G class Wedne sday. The last two heats |
were trotted with an intermlsslon of bus five |
Summary -
Toney, ch 8. w A Bags, Provi.
dence, b Il. |
sultan, g. Geo c Flynt, Monson,
Mass. |
8. Frank Ramsdell,
Burlington. 8 |
Wilkes ID, bl &. w II Minor.
Rlato, Big. FL Howard, Florence,
Mass. 5