The Press., 1901-10-10

The racing program for the second day
included the 2. IS and 22O classes and the
match race between Roam Wilkes and
Annie Leyburn. In one heat of the
2.35 class the driver of Halmosa ran
into the sulky attached to Pompey Lam
bert, near the wire. The wheel Of the
Injured sulky collapsed after going about
100 feet and the driver was spilled. Pom
p5y Lambert continued at a lively gait
without his driver, and there was some
worry as to results when he should come
around, as there were SO many people on
| the track. Two or three were knocked
down when he arrived, but no one was
badly hurt. The driver was somewhat
lame, but was able to continue. In the
match race between Roam Wilkes and
Annie Leyburn, the Springfield horse won
In straight heats. Two heats were trotted
Wednesday and one Thursday. In the
e9ncluding heat the last day Roam Wilkes
clipped the track record down to Q 1344
The summary
Match Race-Purse $780,
kOan Wke Baggs Of RRTng3eG q
Held 2 2
Time, s.171, s.1sk, s1s1.
II The 2.35 class brought out seven start
ers and it took two days to see the finish.
Pompey Lambert, who had hard luck the
fret day, finally took first money after six
heats, with Climax second. The sum-
mary
| 2 35 Class-Purse $500.
Pompey Lambert g, {Cubins Of
Star Liley, NJ N, elilley Of S5' North
Halmosa, m, Burke of Rock
wanda, b m, pratt of Whitman
Niger Baby, pl g, (Maynard of
ST Michael, b g, tKely of Brat
Time, ASK, aseA, s.ssx, ss7h, S.s1, as7A.
As the free-for-all did not fill, the 2 20
was put In its place the second day.
There were seven starters In this race.
Othmar, owned by DR.. Moll, proved too
fast for the bunch and won in straight
heats. The summary -
2.2O Class-Purse $500.
Oslmar, bl h, (Dr. Molly,
Lady P1erson, livingston of East Hart
Don a., Oh g, Chapman Of Norwich). 9
Della, Benton, Davis of BOSTON,,
ynsss, yansssss' ! g, Graves, g
ville> z 6dis
i Time, s.241, s.s51, s.s41.
The 2.27 and 222 classes were booked
for the third day. There were nine start
ers In the 2 81 class, and 1t proved one oi
the gamest exhibitions of endurance an6
} speed ever seen on the local track. II
J took seven heats to decide, three of which
were trotted Friday. Henry N, owned
BY g. 9. Flynt of Monson and driven by
Dana Gary, finally got the first money
Henry did not make much showing unit
The last heat Thursday, but he went ou
thu next morning and did " handily IL
III 2.g7 Class-Purse $500
Henry n, b 6, (Flynt of MOnsOn), 537"
Red9ndale, b g, (Kelley OF Brat "
Tip Toes'b g,(Wflcox of Norwich), 1855.
Rfey SssiSrS5, %sS, b M pr0vOst of New as4.aa,
Maud McGregor, b m. Wadn1s of
viSesnnes' Sssta aaf% n John sullivan, 1885, 1876
WorcesteTl n. 7sedr
} Time, 2.s4h, s.s5A, 2s51S, sa674, 2.a61, 226A
dead heat.
b There were six starters in the 2.2;
class. Idle Thought, owned by J. M
Mcclure of Baltic, took first money il
three straight heats. In the third hea
} Legal got tangled with his hopples ant
threw handspring. The driver quickl!
, followed with somersault. Neither wa
much hurt. The summary.
2.22 Class-Purse $500.
| Idle Thought, b G, Mcguire of Baltic), l
Ethel Healey, b m, johnson OF North
Harold. sSldei; 6r g, carpenter of Provl-
Red shedd, b g,(Mullens of worcester, 5 8
Mamie Mani s., bl N, Gary Z Of @ stafd sp'gs}, s.,
le4Eaa 4imee sEaA ssH tezess ss g. & sew Beaf0r' '0
Another running race was put on tn
third day and Admiral again showed then
clean pair of heels. The summary
Al Running Race-Purse $50.
Admiral, b, (SchWaner of New Haven), /
Phil Daley, b g, Pertel Of No. Adamsl, 2
| Sarah James, b m, (Grady of STAFFORD
Yoh Yon, ch g, tearyy of stard sp'gs), -
Il Premiums Awarded. -., ,
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