Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-09-19
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Account of the po,ngs AZ This Exposition
Good Racing.


Account of ihe iboings az This Exposition
Good Racing.
Elkton, Sept II.
Premiums were awarded in all the
departments. The ,. 81 class race, un-
finished from yesterday. was trottcd off
this morning. The afternoon racing
started at o'clock. The track was in
good order and the racing was spirited.
The summaries;
2,37 class, trotting, purse $500, mot
finished yesterday:
Silver Mark, b g, Q. J. Hagerty, Phila-
celphla, Pa... ,....................4
John T., b z, John j. Ryan, Chester,
Iiandorf, 6, Z. D. Pendie,on, Baiti-
Maud Massey, b m, w II. Dcchane,
NeclltOn. ........................3
Head Light, s 6. j. L. Dickinson.
Aiabaster, b e, ". Foster, EiKton....S & dis.
Lilly H., m, A. l. II. Blake,Slngerly.b 9 dis
Ira ", M Windsor stock Farm
Time--@99k, s,asA. 2.2sk
Three minute class, trottng and pacing;
purse. $3.50.
Victor b., I, j. B. Pennington, Worton,
Mn...... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, s..st..,...l ] !
Johnny Bolton, b e, W. 7. Harriott. ST.
jake patchen, h, Gheen & McPynchon,
Sally Gould, IN, j. i. McAnuiy, phIia-
uclpnlu .........s..............4
Marion Craig, b 8. W. L. Buss, richmond,
Va.... acknowledgements 4 8
Gypsy Maid, b IN. j. A. Watson, Newark,
Lady A. b m, W. ii. Achaii, ihliadsiphiS,, 80
Tiine-asis. s.sO4. j.sss. $500 N''
Pools sold before first heHt-vlctor B., $40;
field s..
245 class, trotling and pacing; purse, $3.50.
Hi Noon, s., r. C. Richardson,
ChurrhTille, Md...................t S
Princess Ealalie, M, W. G. Bryan,
Partaiity,S ma. j. krles Bsltmores
Lillian Plrdy, m, F. W. scheelo,
Brightwood, D. C..................,2 2 dis
Gilt Edge Prince, 6, T. Ii. Harlan,
Nellie b., b m, E II. Banks, stanton,
AlmIst ) m, ". F. Bislrs,, Lynch. 'l''
omer. m, W. j. Falls, Northeast. . dis dis.
Time--s. 90. 2.26h, zach, 2.Si.
Betting: Lillian Purdy, IS; leld IS.
223 class, trotting, (untnished3 purse
$3.50
clsaton l., 3 6, William Little, Newark.
Prince g., c 8, /. P. PawiIng Philadclphia.a 8 !
Cecil Duroc, BLK 3, George :. Mooley,
claymare, Jr., br b, Ghoen Il McPynchon,, l. :
Lady Francis Windsor Stock Farm......s 8 q
kichbold, &, John J. Ryan, Chester, Pas Z
bily H., s. p p. Maionoy, Mullica Hlll,
Ellen caskie, m, ". l. Bryan. Rchmonds d..
Wills wills, os ". l, Bass, kchmond.....,...s dis.
Fret betting-Cecii Duroc, SO; held, $40.
Elkton, Md, Sept. u. The fair
grounds Of the Cecil County Agricul.
tural Society had an additional attrac.
tion to-day in the presence of Hon.
John f. Hurst, Democratic nominee
for Governor of Maryland, and his
associates on the ticket Marion De-
kalb Smith Of Kent county, candidate
for comptroller, and Charles Carroll
Crothers of this town, candidate for
attorney general. 1t is estimated that
1900 persons were on the grounds, and
all seemed to enjoy themselves, despite
the sultry. atmosphere.
Mr. Hurst and party arrived here on
the Washington and New York express
at ii. II a. M. and were met at the
depot by committee composed of
Messrs. John S. Writ. chairman, of
Elkton; George W. Lockwood of the
First district, DIR. Joseph L. Wallace,
of the Second, DIR. r. c. Mackall and
Reuben +. lamar of the Third, Will
liam Armstrong of the Fourth, r. L.
Thomas OF the Fifth, John Hindman
OF the Sixth, Austin L. Crothers and
Samuel G. Rowland of the Seventh,
and William Mearns and II. Mearns of
the Eighth and Ninth.
Carriages were provided for the party,
and, headed by the Rising Sun Cornet
Band, they were escorted to the fair
grounds, where the managers of the
society welcomed in the managers
tent.
After brief rest the party was taken
in charge and escorted about the
grounds, where the great crowds en-
Enthusiastically greeted them. as many
shaking the hands of the candidates
could get the opportunity. 1t was
a trying ordeal in the hroiling hot sun,
hut the candidates bravely and good
humoredly stood up to the task, and,
after viewing the races in the after.
noon from the judges and grand stands
left at 4. AZ p. m. for Baltimore, with
expressions Of qualification at all
they had seen and heard.
The racing to-day was very exciting,
and some excellent time was made.
The track record of 3 23l5 was lowered
to ., 22l4 by Branchwood, who won the
:. IA class The summary:
2.32 class; purse, $500.
Prince g., s., j. H.. Rawlng,
Philadelphia, Pa...s.....,.,.,.4 81 al
Clinton L., $. 6, William LATHE.
Cecil Duror, blk :, &. i. Woolley,
ChcsapeakeCi y....... -.....a.a
Claymore, Jr., br $, Gheen II
Mcpynchon, Washington ......9 a 3 5ro
Lady Frances, Windsor Stock
Farm Farminsdale, N. J......5 3 3ro
Billy T.. z. H.. II. Maloney.