The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-10
ON AY HN UE.
Second -Raters
ON Hand.
NO FAST BRUSHES.
This Afternoon Promises to
Afford Plenty Of Sport.

1t was distinctively a second
raters' day on the boulevard, yester-
day afternoon.
A few of Woreester's fastest horses
we're out, more for business than for
pleasure The majority of the speeding
was confined TO horses that while fast,
are not quite fast enough to be put into
the top-notchers' class.
The footing yesterday was something
of an Improvement over that of Thurs
day, still the avenue will not be in par
lor condition until the weather moder-
ates d. trife. 1t is now fairly good, but
the path is q little too soft for the fast
est work A warm sun beating down
upon the avenue for a day or two would
stiffen up the course. and then sleigh
ing there would be we'll nigh perfect
Those who drove over to the avenue
with their horses, or stood at Elm cor
ner watching what little sport there
was, anxiously awaited the appearance
of the two gray mares, Abbie v, 2:16l4.
and Refina, 2:0S who were cut loose
for a couple Of heats on the preceding
day. Neither horse, however, was on
hand. and people had to content them
selves discussing the outcome of
Thursdays brushes, in which hOnors
were about even.
of the horses with marks that We're
out looking for blood Yesterday, r. A.
CoWee's chestnut gelding, Baker, 2:26l4,
and A. 3. Brunells recent purchase,
Sairey Camp, 2:2614, We're perhaps the
most prominent. Mr.. CoWee started up
Baker yesterday afternoon for the first
time. and the manner in which the
chestnut took TO snow work was most
inpressing. Baker is a clean cut trotter,
wearing few boots, and is surely going
te be one of the very best ones in the
trOtting brigade this winter. There are
PAGERS that may beat him, but few trot-
tiers, barring Abbie W. are going to be
able to show the Oakdale horse the way
down the line, when he is fit.
Brunell drove his big bay Sairey
Camp to q racing gig and had several
interesting brushes with a miscella-
neous assortment of somewhat indif-
ferent performers. He came down two
or three times with gray horse driven
by Charles H. Hildreth. who was pos
sessed with a larger amount of speed
than good looks. HOnors between the
two were fairly even, the advantage
If any, resting with Brunell. Walter c.
Warren started up old Whist, 2:18 3-4
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