The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-09-06

scrambled to their feet one was left lying
on the ground. A moment later there
was a call from the judges stand for
| physician. Young Haley of Gardiner
was the injured rider, and it was found
that in the fall he had broken his arm.
He was cared for at the park and then
taken to the city.
There were two competitors in the five
mile race, A. j. Dyer of Lewiston, and
H. T; Swett of Norway. They were
paced by Charles Horr and J. l.. Parks
on tandem and did the five miles in
fourteen minutes, 141S seconds Dyer
won IN the stretch by couple OF feet,
while his Lewiston friends howled them
selves hoarse. The purse was $50 in gold.
| This was the time by miles: 2. .32, 8. 101a,
$500, II. 351a. 14.141a.
THE TROTTING.
| 1t was good racing this afternoon,
| fighting contests from start to finish
There was the 2. 81 pace, the first on the
card, which it took five heats to settle,
three horses being heat winners. Billy
Crocker, Portland horse entered by E.
Noyes won the second heat and made
good bid for third, losing his chance by
break in the stretch. Then Billy settled
down to his work and while he did not
again capture the first place, he did give
the leader hard rub, coming in second
in each of the remaining heats. which
were won by Iowa Maid in whipping
finishes. AS iowa Maid had won the first
heat she took the race. The Maid, as
her name indicates is a western horse.
She was started as a green mare this year
and has won races at Fairfield, Pittsfeld
and Bangor. She is owned by A. L.
Barrows of Union. Her best previous
m ark to that she made today was 22S19.
Today she trotted in 2. 25s4, but that was
not the fastest heat in the race. Billy
Crocker trotted that in 2241a. Beatrice
finished second in the first two heats, and
was we'll in the front in the third when
she lost her wind, reeled against the fence
and fell in heap on the track. She was
not hurt and neither her driver, who
saved himself by jumping. The sum
mary:
Q "a CLASS, PACING, PURSE $500.
Iowa Maid, b m, by Wajie
| Billy Crocker, g, by Aremus,
| Jr, (Noyes) 81 4 422
Lady Fearnaught, b m, by
Straight Flush (Chaplin) 53 8
han) 74s44
(scribner) 2 dis
(Phinney) sse5dr
Van Demon, ch g, by Van Hal
mont (WelliDgton) 8 DIR
(Tenney) 477dis
Rolfe (Reynolds5 SO 5 dis
(Shattuck) 10 dis
Blondey. ch m, by Daniel Lam
bert (Ulmer) dis
Time-a. s5s4, a.s41z, {. 2s. s.s7, 2 as1z.
Another fighting race was that in the
3. 30 trotting class. In it appeared venl
man, the Portland horse which won an
other Of the events, and the stallion
Nichols, owned by o. P. Harrington OF
Locks Mills, favorite with the horse
men, Then there was Mystic Girl,
another we'll known flyer. Veni Vioi
took the first two heats, winning the first
under the whip a nose ahead OF Mystic
Girl After the first two miles, Nichols.
which had been in the first bunch from
the start, let out several links and took
| sbree heats in succession, being an easy
winner. The summary:
2. 80 GLASS, TROTTING, PURSE s4oo.
Nichols, BIS by Victer Patchen
(Farrington) 32
veni vici, b g.. by Prophet
Wilkes (Lapsmon) d
Leola, :. br 4, by Rockefeller
| (Woodbury) $50
With Withers 1MoCausland) se755
Pembroke, b S, by Jay Bird
Lady Echo, b m, by Echo (Tozier)10 7447
Pullman, b g. by Volute (Llbby)7 8 8 64
st. Patrick, ch g, by Joe Howe,
C1nard, Jr., ch S, by ounard . . :,
(SmalD o y uf
mold nolds1 '' . - Q 10 10 DIR
Time-a ass1, 2. .ss14, s.sl94, sa47z, s.sa,
234
The running race was we'll contested in
both of the two mile heats, the horses be-
ing we'll handled all the way around.
The summary:
MILE HEATS, PURSE $780,
Miss Rosa,
| Donna Perfecto,
| Athelena,
Then came the race for the foals OF
1892. In the field of six horses was Emma
Westland, owned by Mrs j. f. Barrett
| of Portland. Emma was introduced
| Yesterday as the only Maine bred colt
with a two year old mark in the aOs.
Emma lived up to her record taking each
| as the winner of the race which was post
poned on account of darkness. Sunset
| r.. owned by i. o. Conant of Portland
| finished in the first two in the first heat,
but was set back to sixth place for i've
bad breaks The summary:
FOALs OF 1892, TRoTTING, PURSE
s4OO (UNFINISHED)
Emma Westland, br f, by Westland
(Woodbury) v.,,-
lnfl ETisI' yIns,' >
Emma Wilkes, br m, by Wilkes
| (Tozier)
Regal Nelson, b $, by Nelson.
Sunset r., BIS, by warrener (Noyes) 6 4
Albert II, br g, by Warrener (Dustin)5 5
Time-22. 49, 2. 331a.
A. J. Libby's matched pair Stanley
o,J ;1l,, r were driven mile In a