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Abbot Wilkes won the first heat OF the
p:l3 class, pacing, after a close finish
with Charlie u. Eleven horses entered,
and the big field had hard work TO get
of, but when they started, they went all
together, and kept well punched to the
stretch when THEY separated, and came In
in string. Nancy Harkaway narrowly
escaped being left outside the distanced
pole.
The race of the third heat of the 2:30
class was between III Ramie and Edna Orr.
They came down the stretch and passed
under the wire together, but as Edna
broke five times during the drive, she was
sent back to seventh place, leaving El
Ramie an easy winner.
Abbott Wilkes worked hard TO win the
second heat OF the 2:13 class race, but
Daisy Dean made pretty dash on the
stretch, and won out without much
trouble. The Mediord bay was an easy
second, however, with Charlie II. third.
Nancy Harkaway was distanced.
After calling the horses back on two
good starts, the starter sent them away
IN the fourth heat OF the 2:30 class, with
Wyoming more than six lengths behind,
aud the other horses strung out in most
unsatisfactory manner. III Ramie got
the lead, and kept II, going under the
wire eight lengths ahead of Edna Orr,
who was about as far in advance OF Busy
Bee.
Daisy Dean had practically no opposi-
ton in winning the third heat of the 2:13
class. Abbott Wilkes took the lead at
the start, but lost 1t long before the first
quarter was reached, Daisy Dean taking
the lead that she kept to the finish, while
Abbott Wilkes fell SO far behind that he
barely escaped the distanced pole. Touch
Me- Not was distanced.
The finish OF the first heat OF the 2:20
class pace was a regular procession, with
Ellen eight lengths in'the lead, High
land Lassie, the second horse, was five
lengths in ADVANCE OF Scion, while the
other horses were strung out with Dur
lands Dome In the rear.
The 2:13 class was split up again In the
fourth heat, when Sheriff, one OF the out
oiders, walked in with only Charlie l. TO
contest his position. The bay gelding
had been making a somewhat unsatisfac-
tory showing under owner Walcott's
driving, SO the judge took him out and
placed Walker on the seat. Under his
hand the finish was very pretty, Sheriff
winning by half length.
Ellen made hign bid for the second
heat of the 2:20 class race, but a strang-
er TO the front rank, Billy Richball, came
forward on the stretch, and went under
the wire leader by length.
FIRST RACE.
Stake No 4; purse 5000; 30 class, trotting:
IL Palo Stock Farm. worthington
Mass. G g. FL Rami, by WildnIt
(Howardl ....... ..,... .,....,...... 4
Prospect Farm, Newburgb. NY, b
IN, Edna orr, by Atwood (Aldrich) 4 z 2
J. w Smith, Haverhill, m. Anna
Mace, by Robert McGregor (Mc-
Carthy l........-... .......-..t........,
w II Earle, Providence. m, Busy
Bee. by Harbinger (Earle) ....... @ 2 8
j O'Neil Lexington, Mass, blk x,
Wyoming, by Candidate (O'NeiD.. 3 9 @
Elyria Stock Farm. Elyria, o, G m,
Operetta. by Elyria lDoble) 10y 8 81
M Nevins, Claremont, y ii. b IN.
Evolution, by Charlie Wilkes
(Neyins). ..,...,.....,- 49,
g II Green, Whitinsville, Mass, m,
Lizzie Garnet, by Bon Ton l6reen) sdr