Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-09-07
SPORT AT THE PARK.
Several Good Races Yesterday and O

Several Good Races Yesterday and one
 To-day.
 If the racing at the track yesterday did not suit those who attended them they are hard to please. It was the best raceing seen in Waterbury. The races were not finished either, as the two year old and four year old colt races and the 2:40 class are unfinished. They will be run this afternoon.
 Princess and Ocher n the four year old class are fighters and the race they put up yesterday was grand one. Queenie. after the last heat of the four year old race was run. dropped on the track. Dr Bland found that small blood vessel had burst in her head It was nothing serious, however. The summaries were as follows.
 In the three year old colt race. purse $55. Wahginnicut, b. s. owned by Ct. L. Clark of Meriden, was the only entry and had walkover.
 Jaconeer and Arbitrator were the only entries in the yearling class, purse $40. Arbitrator was protested because his en- trance money had not been paid The race was run. Arbitrator taking both heats, time :50t. :50.
 Next came the hot race of the meeting. the two year old colt race, purse Sl6O. Ocher. who had started out fifth had taken first place in the stretch and from here to the wire it was pretty fight between the colt and Princess. Ocher went under the wire winner by half a length. Time. l :2l. He won the second heat easily in l :22.
 In the third heat Princess took her pun ishment and came in first at terrific speed in 1:19t.
 The fourth was fight from start to finish. Drivers and spectators alike were yelling as Princess was a winner by half a length. Time. 1:lS3.
 The fifth heat was another hot one and although each horse was pushed hard, the best they could do was to make 1t dead heat. Time. 1:l6i.
 Princess. br f. J. stackhonse.
 Waterbury 22 F Ocher. b c. T. F. Butler, Wa
 terbury + wakeman. b c, G. L. Clark.
 Meriden, Conn 1 3 1 Magouu. b c. P. J. Bolan. Wa
 terbury 5 3 LaBelle Cleveland, b f, G.
 Cornelis, Waterbury 3 4
 Time-1:21. 1:22, 1:19i. 1:1ss. 1:162.
 #Dead heat.
 In the four year old class. purse s255. Noirwitch finished first, but rather broken up. Time 2:3S.
 In the second heat Queenie took the lead and held it. Lady Bismarck pushed her to the wire. but was beaten by half length. Time 2:39k.
 The third heat was the most exciting of all the races. The fight was between Noirwitch, Lady Bismarck and Queenie. When the three entered the stretch they were abreast. The drivers worked hard to send their horses to the front. To the wire they came neck and neck. As they flew under the wire Bismarck showed his nose in front of Queenie. who was just a head in front of Noirwitch. Time 2:37. Lady Bismarck took the lead and held il in the fourth heat. Queenie was set back for running and Noirwitch took second place. Time 2:3S.
 Lady BIsmsrck, oh. m James Miller, Danbury. 3 l Queenie. blk m. Allen Risk. Willimantic, , ? Noirwitch, blk m, VIC. Austin, Waterbury, 3 Louise NJ. br m. J. Stackhouse,
 Marion, s. c. 3 1
 Time-2:3s. 2:39L. 2:37. 2:3s.
 The first race to-day was the unfinished two year old colt race. Ocher and Prin cess were each sent of at great clip. an' deciding heat was won by Ocher owned b Thomes F. Butler, in the remarkable tim of 1:l3.