The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-13

cess Ffavia turned with Peter Turney.
and won right handily Turney went
to a break soon after the start and lost
several lengths, so this brush was
rather unsa tisfactory
Mr. Brunell evidently can resist no
longer the temptation to speed Peter
Turney So far this winter he has
been content to ride behind Sairey
Camp, fairly good mare, but no bet
ter Than several others. At the same
time Peter Turney, who everybody will
admit is about as good as anything in
5sht on the snow path, was standing
IN the barn, munching cats or occasion
ally being driven up and down the ave-
nue., but only along the side lines. Yes
terday afternoon Peter was booted and
was speeded in company, and he won
every heat aside from the one in which
Princess Flavia started
Old Abbie v, after a three davs' rest
was again on the snow. The let up
had evidently worked to her advantage,
FOR she was going considerably better
Ihan on her last appearance. She was
driven over by young Willard Taylor,
VINO at once essayed successfully to
come down with the brown hobbIed
mare, Jessie c., a Holden production
having mark Of 2:26A At Elm street
Aoble Y. was lengths behind, but she
made up the space in amazingly quick
time toward the finish, and flashed
across the imaginary line a few feet
anead. Later r. c. Taylor got up be-
nind the grey, and came down with
tne chestnut PAGER, Michael Strogoff.
2:5o. The peculiarly named PAGER was
an easy thing for Abbie v, and she
beat him in two straight heats. This
comprised the brushes in which the old
daughter of Aberdeen figured.
eSSla q. is a new conner ta tha r.oa I
ana or her great things are expected
When she gets used TO the course and
IS fairly keyed up. She is owned by d
w Harrington of Jefferson and r-lmor
mas II that in a few friendly trials on
back country roads she has invariably
SHOWN the way to Z. A. Cowee's chest
nut trotter, Baker. At all events. she
is fast mare, and the only thing thai
can be said against her is that she
wears hobbies, and the hobbled horse
should never be allowed on the avenue.
her performances on subsequent DAYS
VIII be watched with interest by the
horsemen.
Old Arthur Wilkes, the pride of r. ].
Healeys stableful of good ones, was
out Tor speed. The game old race horse
does not seem to grow old and vester-
day stepped down the line with lust as
much speed as he had half dozen or so
years ago, when Mr.. HeaIey first pur-
chased him. Arthurs opponent yester-
br0,-n ,,1a.a H. as Johh Watsons
b,, be-. 5nsae e zoe spencer Inc mare,
searaad Il, a. IT, Vi "a Apoie " on Monday,
+ba 80, ~ iiue LOT Iurther honors on
1oo,, 'i 10y. PAIN put Yesterday after
COD ,,th,,p TyXperiehced a setback.
be-. al ,Ilur Wilkes came down with
ia,1t oro,,l5i, ~ tlnies ana was not gal
49, 'oU'H I" let the mare win either
~. IT,. ,....
nlaro 20 % ., Mas on me avenue, and in
ra'tto VI ltgilila, Whlch ne has sold to
5In,.a MS ny eastern part oil the state,
~ s,, ,lkelY looking filly. She did
mpol,. ,iJ i,ellila place, however, and
H., 800 .i5 rer VIII yet at the same
sGt, ~. ~ Possesses considerable speed.
seid M re- 9 0 not amount to anything"
~ 11i ~ rost' When approached by
~ I I, nlail' regardlnS her 1t is
6a,. ~ lliS selI' ana l am Just giving
A,.oi1iio :, "olh; 9he Is by oxide, dam
if e1,'e I;oo. %lypoay at all acquainted