The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-28
GOOD RACING.
Results Of the First Day in tho Hills
grove Meet.

Yesterdays racing at Hillsgrove was the
best ever recorded in Rhode island. IL
was the first days racing in the four
days meet Horses in the 2:29 and 2:bO
class met on the track and made very in
teresting time. The contest started at 2
O'Clock with the first heat in the 80 class
Although five horses were scratched out OF
the score, nine remained on the track
and they had to be placed in two sections
for racing.
The following records were made:
Cedella came in for first money in 22sio,
Fleetfoot came IN second, Whit third and
Daisy c., who had been entered under
protest by the other owners, fourth.
The race was q very exciting one and
all the horses entered made splendid rec
ords. Fieetfoot was first in first heat. but
was kept back in other heats for break
ing. Cedella, the winner, made fine time
not breaking at all This race was much
contested and il was decided only after
six heats were run, the last one when il
was almost dark.
The 2:29 was run In 2:23. Twelve
horseO were entered, but only eight re-
mainined till the last; two having been
distanoed and two others having drawn
one in the third beat and the other one
in the fourth. Eddy Foy kept ahead part
OF first heat, but was passed by Lady.
who came in first III the race with Land
lord close behind her. Eddy Foy, how
ever, made third money. In the second
heat while the horses were going back to
take positions, Fred ran into Little Saint
whose driver was awaiting to take posi-
tion, overturning and breaking the sulky.
and throwing the driver down, causing
him ne injury however,
Following is the summary:
2;2s class. trot and pace; purse 500;
z dart, la Eat ' Providence e (sto6asrdS S'oa
Landlord, b. e., BY Albrino, W. Wood
Eddy Foy, b. e., by Boston wilkes c.
Walker, New Maven (Wakerl 5l4
Mamie Lse ch. m., a. u. Freeman, Bos-
ton Freeman ;...:.. 26s7
Fall River ;.....-...;;.... .........' siIds
James MeNsmee Fsil River 10 "a
Clark, sgrove....................... 6
FREQ. ch g., by Ajax, H. A. Fuller Prov
idenee -. ~ 10 sro
Marble; wilkinsonyilie.. ..,....... lids
Malma b. m, by Matterhorn c. N.
Brown, New London .................. 3 Is
Canonicus. b. e.. by Frank Hampton a.
oSasa:. S assl "A, f. orss, Mis'i Hope valley;
Time, a;24a4. 2'2l, 2;2i. 2:il
1850 class, trot and pace purse $500
Cedell a. br. m, by Kansas Wilkes,
James y. Ganney, Waterbury,
Conn: (Ganney).. ......... 80. 57s
Whit. br m, by Chimes. r. H.
Camp, Norwich Conn Camp sIIa2
fleetfoot, b g, not traced, Nara
gansett Stock Farm (Lee) ........ issss
Daisy O.. blk. m. not traced E.
III. Cunningham, Hudson (Cun-
ningham ............ ...... 90. 3 3
San sebastian, g. e., r. NJ. Gillies
south Framingham .............
Susie. b. m, by Westmont James
McNamee, Fall River o.. - ssss7
Twilight Chimes. b. a., by Chimes
hyriok Hill. Worcester ...... sS7 7dr
Vastel, b. M. by Dictator Wilkes
w. c. Cook Fall Kiyer....... 444ba
Jim Dick not traced, W. H. Irving
Salem ................... sdr
Time. 2:is5s, 2:2s 2:27Il 2:27lf, 22e5.
Judge, J, II. Hagan; starters J. e Pierce r. f. |
Roundsi secretary. j. Gilbert
The entries for this afternoon are as
follows: