The Portland daily press., 1896-07-29


grand stand to kick themselves. Pan
doras had the pole, and seemed to be do
ing well up to the three. uartsrs mark.
Belta crowded up onto the leader until
the half was reached and Wellington was
CLOSE behind her. She found the pace too
rapid and dropped back and Wellington
followed her. Chazy Boy now oom-
mencsd to pull up towards the van, and
step by step decreased the distance be-
tween himself and Pandoras. litter was
still driving Pandoras for all he was
worth, but the little roam seemed to have
lost his pluck and was passed at the three
mark by Chazy Boy who came
down the stretch several lengths in tho
lead. The crowd for the first time during
the afternoon rose to its feet and howled
with excitement as the little roam did his
best to regain the position he had lost.
But it was no use. Uhazy Boy was an
easy winner and Planxty was only a
neck behind when Pandoras passed under
the wire in the second position. Belta
had gone off his feet at the three quarters
mark and finished way back in sixth
place. Nellie S. was drawn at the end
of this heat. The t ime was 2.2114.
FOURTH HEAT.
This heat was almost p repetition of
the third. Pandoras started off in live
ly manner, apparently u sure winner,
Wellington, Belta and Chazy Boy were
CLOSE upon Pandoras at the stretch, but
dropped back at the three-q quarters mark
with the exception of Chazy Boy who
continued to hold his position, but with
out gaining any apparently. AS thesfield
turned into the stretch Pandoras began
to show his quitting qualities again, and
although liter used his whip a little the
roam could not seem to keep the pace he
was going and dropped off in his speed
considerably. Chazy Boy passed Pandor-
as half way down the stretch and fin
ished several lengths ahead of Planxty
who had crowded up from the rear and
taken second place away from Pandoras.
The universal opinion seemed to be
that both Pandoras and Wellington were
off their feet yesterday, and were not do
ing half as much as might be expected
OF them. The time of this heat was
2.25A.
FIFTH HEAT.
Chazy Boy started away in the lead but
was passed at the quarter by Pandoras,
who was on deck again with her speed.
At the half Chazy Boy passed Pandoras,
who rapidly fell back to the tail end Of
the procession. Planxty was second and
Loudon third under the wire, while
Chazy Boy finished first by big lead.
The time was 2. %.
Chazy Boy won first money, Pandoras
second, Plauxty third and Wellington
third.
The Summary.
.. 81, CLASS, TRoTTING, PURSE, $500.
Chazy Boy, b G. by Candidate,
dam Chazy Maid, by Chazy
Patohen, Medford. walk
Pandoras, 70 g, by Edgemark.
dam Pandora. by Ben
franklin, (Titer) 1 Ia 8 6
Plauxty, b G, by Emin Bey
lPierce) 2
4 U0ilIuSbOLD X " UiiIlaaiuSlG I
Bella, b N, by Tempest Dick.
London, br +, by Norfolk,
(Brownell) 6 6 5 4 8
Nellie S., b m, by Robinson
D, (Llbhy) z Z dr.
TINE.
One-quarter-34al.3 51z, "a, 36al, "a.
One-half-1. 09M, LII. los. liz, 1.0919.
mn tpr Il 1
Mile-a2414, s.2314, s.a174, a.2314, 2,23.
2.17 Pace.
The two Allen Boys and Royal Victor
had the fun of this race all to themselves
Paige's Allon Boy got the first heat nd
proved troublesome customer for Royal
Victor during the other three heats
which the latter won, taking first money.
The best time for the raco was made in
the third heat and was a.133l.
FIRST HEAT.
There were nine starters in this race.
Nortlioa drew the pole and for several
scores acted badly. The namesake of
"Maine's sweet singer wore q patent
ilCbS Dlu WH6u SL6 uEbG UOuC OuUs WHICH
worried her great deal, and this was
finally changed for simple bit. But
the ''sweet singer" was not satisfied
with this and continued to "raise tho
deuce" with the field. Then Royal Duke,
Jr., cast shos and a delay Of ten
minutes occurred iduring which Cnand-
ler's band played several pieces.
The pole horse con tinued to behave
badly and SO 81 arter Drew sent off the
bunch with the pole horse in bad
position and at the tail of the procession
Royal Victor, the POOLS favorite, at
once took the lead and at the quarter was
pressed hard by Ferndale, who held her
position by the side of Royal Victor until
the half, when she went off her feet and
dropped back, the two Allen Boys getting
up into the van. Daisy broke badly in
the stretch, but was pulle d down onto
her feet at the quarter and acted well
during the rest of the mile. regaining a
little of what she had lost at first Fern
dale, who was pressing the leading trio,