The Portland daily press., 1895-08-31

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and drivers while the shouts OF tne pig
crowds added a zest to the sport. Inc
fun began promptly at O'CLOCK Wheh
the unfinished 22O trot was called.
Sirock which won the last two heats OH
Wednesday, took todays' heat without
trouble, ending the contest ihls ID Vle
completed summary:
2. 90 TROT PURSE $780, Concluded. }
sirock, b g, by Coronet (Baggs) .
Judge Keller, blk S. by st. Ar o o
Frank Jones, b S, (O'NeilD 2 2 2 =
Silver Street, b m, (Getchel) = : 3 :
Stella b m, (Palmer) - .
Lady Bug, blk m, (Opdycke) Q . :,
Lilly Young, Oh IN, (Payne) : :
Brown jim, b g, IN. Demarest)9 odr
Bion, br S, (Smart) Ill
Time-s. 1411z, 2 IA, a.1e, s1s, 2. II.
THE a35 TROT.
The 2. So class 'trotting, was the flrst on
the regular programme of the afternoon
and eight starters came to the wire. Pull
man, the bay gelding owned by =. IL.
MilIiken Of Portland, had the second
position, but speedily took the inside
track and the lead when they were sent
away, Glubar, the pole horse, being re-
tired to the rear. The black stallion
Fernwood was the only one which troub-
led Pullman, the Portland horse not be-
ing sure of his lead until the field had
swung into the stretch. Nelson With
Little Miss at the start, made dash
for the inside place, but got there &c
find himself in pocket--Little Miss
then gave it up and came in at the tail
end of the parade.
1t was Pullman again in the second
heat The bay gelding took the first
place at the start and staid there. but
Fernwood was again at his wheel anu
made the heat lively one, with another
close finish between the leaders. There
was no pocket that would hold Little
Miss on this trip, and she finished
good third.
There was a general mix up in the
next heat. At the start, Maple Valley,
which had the fourth place, was let out
several links, shooting to the front.
Pullman again tried hard to leave all
the others, but couldn't do it, and re-
sorted to a canter on the back stretch,
rot getting into his gait again until he
had been pulled to a walk, and was IL
fourth place. Little Miss with the ia
miliar plum colored jacket of Hod''
Nelson, easily distinguishable on the
sulky, climbed through the field as
though tied to the rear car OF an express
train, and when they reached the stretch
had a safe lead. 1t was a reminder o.
old days, for when the crowd saw thai
Nelson horse had the best OF it, there
was an exultant. yell, which was renewed
when the wire was passed and the heal
was over.
The fourth heat was surprise party
| for in it Woodbury. with Red Brine, made
| dash for tho lead, and got there, Full
man finishing in second place and Maple
Valley third.
Pullman again put himself at the heat
of the line, and retrieved his lost honors
| in the heat which settled the race. Pull
man took the pole away from Red Brine
and was never headed during the mile
Fernwood was a close second and Re'
Brine was so good third that the two
came down the stretch in bunch Will
the whips playing tattoo on'their backs
Pullman got first money Red Brine sec
ond, Little Miss third and Fernwoo'
fourth. The summary:
2 IS GLASS. TROTTING. PURSE $50
Pullman by Volute dam
Drew mare (Libby)
Rcd Brine Big by Woodbrlno
(Woodbury) o
Little Miss m by Wilkes (Nei-
SOM
Fernwood blk Carpenter) . 4
Maple Valley (Otterson) Of
Amonta b m by Kentucky
Prince (Kirby) ur
Fritz Patchen bl g by Victor
Patchen Littlefield) or
Glubar br by Electricity
| (Trout) III
Time-s.alA a.s1al 2. a411 O. 25A as5.
THE 3. 7s PAGERS.