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speed OF thu three, but Is notyet sufficiently
maturcd to carry his open, stridy gait
through hotly-fought race. Woodbury.
Thorn drew the pole, Rare John second
position and Jacksonian third. On the soc
ond trial they went away BEAUTIFULLY
W oodbury Thorn won. Rare John made
one and Jacksonian two breaks, having
good close finish, tho former being second
BY neck The Second heat was unlike the
first Jacksouian pushed Woodbury. Thorn
from wire to wiro with Rare John close by
to the three quarter pole where he broke.
Thorn won by lengta after close finish
with Jacksouian. Time , ,2S ,ln the next heat
n holder on the reins of thorn came off as
the quarter pole was reached and during the
rest of tho mile be was unsteady, though
making strong try for tho
heat, which was taken by Jacksonian
in creditable style. Rarc John wa, biz
factor in the race to the throe-quarter pole
where he broke again. Woodbury. Thorn
and JacksoniGn fought out the fourth heat.
In the drive down the stretch both drivers
applied their whips, end just before the
wire, when oGly half a length apart, both
horses broke, but Thorn caught quickly
coming in winner and taking first money.
The summary follows:
10. 3, society stake, Goals of 1885, eligi-
bic to $3.50 class.
Woodbury. Thorn, b z 2 II. Ctton,
Rare John, blk 2, ii. Cults, Or
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Time 2.33i5. Isl a.as6. a.e7l5.
In the , go class for PAGERS, purse $3.50,
seven OF the ten horses entered, started.
Starter Drake gave them tho word on the
second trial. cobdOlIa took the pole on tho
bad break, going sideway., her sulky colid.
ing with that OF Ben $. throwing Driver
Duph OIL anu phfty oVettuThlhs me suiRy'
Ben 5. struck into run, tbs sulky, how
ever, righted itself and the horse ran the
rect OF the mile, stacking UP when the other
horses ala, after finishing the mile, ana was
caught. The sulky was damaged a little.
j. II. Duba, who was driving, wss not injured.
CohdelIa won the heet easily. In the sec
ord heat Ben >. made great squirt In the
lat half, coming in close third. Inc
others were more or less spread out,
Ben . mile at the running gait seemed
to do HIM good. In tue third heat he kept
up mis- good work. Lady Lee regained sec
ond POSITION IN this heat. In an attempt
to hug the polo Gerty DobIe's driver got too
close, the suliy catching ON the fence and
throwing him forward on the horse lie
quickly rishted the sulky and climbing on
went on, though instead OF hnishing second
as lie might have, he brought up tue rear,
The summary OF tie race Is as follows;
2'Jo class Tor PAGERS purse gov
Co1deiah, b m, Jonn Oiton, Norris
fi'ie; a., M -, :, iisii =. i,o ) >
Charles {. ~. 4 r. ButcAelder Barre. L
Eou :, :, j. II. DubH, LnosbNrgh
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iugton.. Observation-Disclosures. : 8
bcnteinau JACK, Dr +, y. j. SAAuc,
Gerry COPE. 4. a. Marvin. sheldon
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