The Portland daily press., 1895-09-26
to Lin, third to Frank Y. and fourth
to Prince. The urinary:
2 M Minute GIasc Pursa S100

800 Minute Glass, Purse 800.
Ocean Wilkes, b s. (Brooks), 1921
Lin, L m, (Hawkes), Al l 5 {
Frank Y, b g, (Cobb), 2 + 8 {
Prince, b g, (Noyes), 534 2 {
Ben McGreggor, bl S, (Jones), 6 10 6
Mary Matt b m. (Phinney.) 3 3 4 4
| Flora Belle, CHI. M, (Graffam), 1877
Ginger, Oh g, (Jordan), Sc DIR.
Time-9 SO IA, 2.36, $50 1-a, s.ss Ia.
2.36 IA.
$50 GLASS.
| Gen. Robinson, Harry K, Black Medi-
| UNI, Susie and Charlie Startle came out
for the stuff in this race. They were Sc mt
away pretty well punched with the ex-
| ception of Gen. Robinson who was some
distance behind. At the first turn Black
headed. Harry K. had a cinch ON the
second place. The third position was
rather in doubt until after the tail enders
Strengthened away for the wire when
Gen. Robinson forged ahead and finished
third. Charlie Startle was fourth and
Susie, despite the fact that she ran most
| of the way, had to take last place. Time
2.32 IA
Black Medium went the second heat
on the. shady side of easy street, as he not
only allowed the rest of the field to take
his dust from start to finish, but was not
pushed at any stage of the game. Gen.
Robinson and Harry K. had quite fight
for second place. The black stallion had
the most speed and Knights had to be
satisfied to follow him under the wire
Charlie Startle and Susie landed in the
same order as in the preceding heat.
Time 2.30.
The third heat was the best of the day
for Jordan was out for the heat and sent
Gen. Robinson for all he was worth.
He oyerha uled Black Medium just after
passing the half mile mark and gave
him hot race to the wire. Braokett
managed to finish first, but as the stall
lion had been in the air during the great
er part of the mile the judges awarded
the first place to Gen. Robinson, second
to Susie, third to Harry K. and fourth
to Black Medium. Anthoines sulky
broke down at the first turn and he had
to drop out. AS distance had been
waived, this did not prevent his starting
in the next heat Time 3 81 IA
Black Medium and Gen Robinson went
for the heat. Black Medium was not
going very steady, but went neck and
neck with his rival into he back stretch
for the second time when Bracke It. s
sulky broke down and he stopped driy-
I ing. Gen. Robinson logged home an
easy winner. Harry K. was second,
Susie was third and Charlie Startle
fourth. Time 2. So.
The fifth and final heat of the race was
pulled off by moonlight. General Rob
inson and Black Medium were the only
horses in it and they made red hot race.
Brackett was bound to bring Black
Medium under the wire first and did so,
although the stallion made several WIN
ming breaks which resulted in his being
set back to second place and the heat Civ
on to Gen. Robinson. Harry K. was third
and Susie fourth
The money was divided as follows:
Gen. Robinson first, Black Medium sec
ond, Harry K. third and Susie fourth.
The summary:
q 80 Glass, Purse $685.
Gen. Robinson, blk s, (Jordan), 32111
Black Medium, b S, (Brackett,) 2
s aaTry / h. m. f {, SKn9ight)' :
Charlie Startle, blk S, (Anthoine),4 5
Time-2. 80 IA, 2. 80. a.31 IA, 2 35, s35.
THE PREMIUMS.
The following premiums were awarded
yesterday:
Mares and colts-First. L. f. Pride,
Cumberland Centre .Ee
Three-y year olds-First, Fl. M. Moulton,
Cumberland; second, G. Z. Richards,
Falmouth.
Four-year olds-First, r. M Douglass,
Newhall; second ScamInon Fogg, Gray
Two-year olds-First, w. O. Hodsdon,
Freeport; second, T. II. Jones, Cumber-
! land.
| One-year, olds-Second, T. NJ. Douglass,
| Newhall
Stallions-First, Charles Thayer. Gray
Black Medium" second. Carl Ste wart,
Gray, "Gen. Mac. -; third, r. FL. Bailey,
West Falmouth.
Driving and matched horses-First L.
L. Farrell Cumberland Centre; second,
| VIM. by Libby, Falmouth.
| CATTLE.
| Town teams-First Cumberland
| Bulls-First L. H. Dyer, second, S.
L. Clough.
Cow and heifers-First, E. SsBlan-
chard; second, Albert Rideout; third, S.
| II. CIough.
Stock eows-First and second, S. T..
Clough.
| Milk cows-First and third, F. S.
Blanchard; second, G. A. Merrill
Heifers, two years old-Second, S. S.
Blanchard.
Yearling-A. f. Winslow.
Working oxen-First, j. S. Barstow,
| North Yarmouth; second, r. B. Nor
rison, Cumberland; third premium di-
vided between r. G. Brackett and Sum
| ner Sturtevant Of Cumberland
Sheep-First and second to Albert
| Rideout.
NOTES.
Fairfed's barges connect with the
| trains Leaving the city at $50 a. H.
and 1. 05 p. III.
A hostler named Allen while wrestling
with companion during the afternoon
fell and broke his ankle There was not