The Portland daily press., 1893-10-06

Golden, Medford, Mass, Gold, i.
Aristides, ) 5. by Red wilkes, Col
Il " Pratt, Rome. n Y. .[Pratt):e go DIR
Archie Dsma 3 sn EEar IL raVcs Sn Mar.
Athlete, br g. by Barkis, I Leary.
Cranston, Il Ueary) ..;.;7 IL o .
Time-216 Ia ZIG. Els, 2.l4 liz, z.lo 81.
First money, Edgardo; second, EdithH;
third, Thetis, and fourth, Nomination.
Egdardo the winner of this race, is by
Rumor, he by TattIer, son of Pilot,
Jr., of the strain that has produced j. L.
G. and Maud S.
e.e4 Classs
The 224 class, first of yesterdays races,
was distinguished by the deeds of Maine
horses.
The first heat was q remarkable
struggle between the Waterville horse
Silver Street and the Buckfeld horse
Robinson D. Silver Street had the pole
and started out to keep it, At the
quarter the bay mare held it. at the half
She was well in lead of the field, although
by that time a dark horse. had begun to
stretch ahead OF the herd as ii with
some hope of winning. At the three
quarters this horse was evidently creep
ing upon Silver Street, although that
horse still had a substantial lead. But
on the. home stretch the dark horse, now
plainly recognized, as Robinson D.,
made a tremendous burst, cut in ahead
of Silver Street near the distance flag,
and came in a substantial winner. Time
219
In the second heat Lady Thompson
took hand, although neither she nor
any other steed succeeded in heading
Robinson D. In the first quarter these a es.s
two, with Silver Street drew slightly
ahead OF the rest of the field. At the
quarter Lady Thoinpsoa was just draw
ing ahead of Silver Street and coming
onto Robinson D. IS wheel. AT the half
Sthe relative positions were the same
although little better defined. But in
the middle of the third quarter, by a
splendid squirt, Silver Street dashed past
Lady Thompson. This advantage was
short lived, however. At the three-qu quarter
post the Medford Gray was again in
second place, and the trot down the home
stretch did not change this. The three
leaders came down in fine style. Time
217 3d.
In the third heat Robinson D. cemented
his victory, but he had to work to do it.
Lady Thompson was on his neck at the
quarter, and at the half Robinson D. s
utmost effort could not shake the gray
off his wheel. At this point Silver Street
was the only other horse that was any
where. .
At the three-fourths the order was I'M
changed, Silver Street being on Lady
It's wheel by this time. On the home
stretch Lady I;s energies sa+ hage seo5u uso
enough GU, &c 20 iec oiiver 0'ree' ~ s''o'u'
First money went to Robinson ",
second to Silver Street, third to Lady
Thompson and fourth to Much Ado.
2.24 CLASS, TRoTrrNe-PuRsE 5000.
Quarter Stretch. BIZ S, by. Quartermaster,
James Golden, Medford. Mass (Goia- g
I'VE. b g, by Harvester, j Y Gatcolnb,
Maiden, Mass, (GatcomPl..: e,;. 20 al
oii lawn o'' Stables. Wateryille' Me.
(Yates) Observation-Disclosures 8 2
Muchado, b G. by Judge Salisbury, w F
Daniel, Franklin. =, Cooke ;.....S Z
Lazy Hamllton. NJ py Gg Hlr,s, Taaci,
dol " ou'iilis' Meauo" a.m' V 'nis 8
Merry i. Bird, brs by Jay Bird, Geo W
Leayitt Boston, Mass. (Bowen);; 10 TO- 9
Robinson Dean. Buckfield. Me. (Dela-,
no. ], hv Nntho,,r,a Frank
9niyp Fs1 river Wass' NV I, Halii. u Is III
stoneridre. br 8, by Happy Thought.
) James Carpenter, Cranston I, [Car-
penter] ....t. s;.,..9
L. Gu q py Ss4eIai W iCl5iS, oohh
Rlley; , MeaIqra, Mass lm1leyl + u Nal
FREQ n WEE watsyv II = Ny ~ fNelso,;
+ adv Thompson. -' OF m M Henry litter,
Medford, Mass. tGalvin] ...........5 8
Dolly H, b m, py Kentucky Knox, Ira 2
Woodbury., Portland q. Ne, LMto rs, ar
National e Dy wel n gISar Magt penn
aIese Iaa Ia S ~ "a sa4
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Ing : ns o'@ss'
The IA pacing class aft orded another
race Of the greatest interest, but which
- so.t.sto1,T aa,,Id ~ 10 fn;sbod 10
uhloreuna1eiy oouio NV 'o nieu
fore dark. There were only flvelcontest-
ants: but they were good ones
The first heat showed how Golden can
s+,,,aerle tbro,,oh advers;tv to victory
9I.u9g, taII9u r,atroi 9.,ss =, the ,.aa,
HIS pay staiilon IaSrot ny, Was az, ~ Ine IeaI
for the nrsJ nail, Wnlie IhlsJle, tne pore
horse, with Gypsie and Alcyo were some
that occupied the attention Of all. But
9ii 1no o a s,,t = ,r,.s ,,1,+ ,,,st;1 tl,o
DRAW aneau. fa5fa.s, o. .t,iI ~
lasI uga o W. lis ,oettle Then he began
t =, d,:a,sr had aitho,,oh Aicvo ,nade
oreat effort at this point. But Alcyo
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