The Portland daily press., 1895-08-10
PORTLAND, SATURDAY

second turn when the gray Shot ahead
and Eliza went off her feet. Eliza was
up in the air so long that when she again
got onto the earth, she was at the rear of
the column, Maud P. being a safe winner
of the heat.
1t was another of the kind of finishes
which make the people in the grand
stand rise and crane their necks as the
flyers come down the street ch. Maud P,
started the second heat by again pushing
to the front, and staid there to the last
turn, Lut Eliza K. was as steady as
Judge in this heat, and it was the gray
which went off her feet, bad break Just
as Eliza was getting ready for a brush to
the wire with her sending her back to
fifth place. Johnny B. was close second.
Eliza K. was not headed during the
next heat, pushing around with safe
lead. Maud P. was in second place when
they turned into the stretch, but Paul
Clifford, the tavorite of the talent, was
sent by the gray and finished next behind
the leader.
Eliza K. again had things her own way
in the fourth and last heats First money
went to Eliza, second to Maud p, third
to Paul Clifford and fourth to Johnny B.
THE 23e PAGERS.
The first heat in the 2. 80 pace was won
handily by Pilgrim, the favorite, in the
field of five. The other starters were
Templeton, Billy Crocker, Lord Vara
and Opulence Templeton, a big chest
nut, was unsteady but managed to secure
second place, going by his competitors in
gallant style. In the second heat, how
ever. Tompleton was SO very unsteady
that he ran nearly half of the mile and
the distance flag ended his career in this
race Pilgrim again finished first, but
Opulence was close second.
In the second heat there was little ex-
citement, Kerlin going in to drive Lord
Vara. The horse ran about all the way
around the track in an cratic fashion and
was distanced. Kerlin announced when
he finally reached the wire that the
trouble was due to the losing of shoe.
The summarizes
2. "a GLASS, TROTTING, PURSE $500.
Lady Bug, bl m, by Green
Boy, (Opdycke) 42111 1
Juno Withers, .ce m, by Gen.
Withers, (M Demarest) 2424 4
Preciense, m, 8by Stambula CIV.
(Thomas) e543s
Henry o, bl g, (Kerlin) 8 8 dr.
Bion, br S, by Gen. Beverly
Tims-s.aox, 1ilne a1sz, s.slK, aleK, Is
92o1a.
a14 GLASS, PACING, PURSE $500.
Eliza 4, ch m, by Robert Rys-
Maud aBi.s., p g m, by Frank A., . :
Paul Clifford, b $, by Tenn. Wilkes, !.
(O'Neil) 2 2 8
Johnny B., b g, by Washburn
S. r., Re Oh g, by Almonaroh (Brig-
ham) 4 3 4 4
Crafty, BIS, by Kentucky Wilkes
(Carpenter) 6
Time-s. 1a11z, s.11a, s.111l, a11A.
s.ao GLASS, PACING, PURSE $500.
Pilgrim, bl S, by Acolyte
opulenec, bl S, (o'NeiD 8 2 ,
Lord Vara, S, (Walker Kerlin) A dis
Billy Crocker, b g, by Artemus j.,
(Noyes) 5 8
Templeton, ch G, (Durland) 2 dis
Time-s. 1414, 2. 1614, 222.
This is the closing day of the meeting
and there are tw0good races on the card
with entries as follows.
2 IS GLASS, TR0TTING-PURSE $780,
Jane, m, Thomas Smith, New York
city.
Rob Rysdick, bl ,g, F. S. Brigham, East
Buffalo, N. Y.
Corticella, br nsnD. A. Smell, New Bed
ford Mass.
Marion Wilkes, chs, J.s Mccoy, Spring
Nutshell m, E. R. Bovine, Fleetwood
Park, N. Y.
Frenzie L., ch m. "A. Woodward, Boston.
Jack Wyman, b G, Jerry O'Neil, Lexing-
Frank Jones, b s, Jerry o'Neil, Licking
ton, Mass.
Electric Coin, b S, 6. J. Harley, Great
Silver Pate, Belmont Stables, Montreal
Gobelin, br S, Chas. Smart, Meriden,
Conn.
Scranton Belle, m, Charles Nolan,
Philadelphia.
Billy G., b g, B.H. Demarest, Baltimore
2 II GLASS. PACING. PURSE, $780,
Alcyon, S, J. O'Neil, Lexington, Mass
Daisy Dean, b m, g. b. Parberry.
Whisper, Oh IN, J. J.Golden, Medford, Mass.
Maud P, g m, 7. Carroll, Elmira, N. Y.
Vitello, br S, F.A. Upton, Windsor Ont
Blizzard, br g, Chas. Smart, Meriden,
Conn.
Robert c., b g, Richardson Churchill,
Md
Rebus, b g, Demarest, Baltimore, Md
S. R., ,ch g, E. S. Brigham, East Buffalo,
n Y.