The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-08
Entry List for the October Meet
Of the Worcester Driving Park
Company Well Stocked with
Names of Fast Horses
ALL ANIMALS ARE NOW
OUT TO EARN THEIR OATS
The Fame of the Worcester Pro-
motors of Horse Racing Res
uIts in Entries From Outside
the New England States -
One Class Did Not Fill

The entry list for the October meet
ing of the Worcester Driving Park
Company at the BARRIERS Crossing track
next week, Tuesday, Wednesday,,
Thursday and Friday was given out
yesterday by Secretary Julius r.
Knight, and it ensures one Of the best
weeks of racing ever seen in Worces-
ter 1t is getting along toward win
ter and the owners of the horses are
now trying to get their animals to
earn their oats so that every heat
promises to be race from the word to
the wire. Nearly every class has
filled and horses from as far west as
Flint, Mich, are in the list, showing that
the fame of the Worcester Driving
Park Company is not confined to this
section of the country. The free for
all race of the week promises to see
the track records go to pieces as five
of the speediest horses ever entered for
race in the city have been promised
to start. The full list of entries is as
follows:
TUESDAY, OCT. Is, 1901.
Glass PIT, pace. G. Earl Wilkes,
by George Wilkes, Jr., John Rel, Mid
die Granville NY; b. g Arius, w. c.
Warren, Shrewsbury; b. m. Ruth Ley
burn, by Wilton, E. $. Pierce, Woroes-
ter; b. g. Don c., by Gusto, Knapp
Forshner, Providence; gr. 6. Tattler
Burns, by Bobby Burns M. T. Sayles,
Worcester; b. m. Birdie Hal, by Tom
Hal, Jr, c. f. Swan, New Haven; Rex
Wilkes, by Johnnie Wilkes, ]. M. Rid
ley, Oakland, Me-; b. M, Belle Mine, by
DR.. Halle, H. Levy, New Haven; b. m.
Helen, F. P. Fox, Holyoke; Blue Boy,
]. Labine, Nashua; r. g. Ed Wilkes, J.
Kervick, Worcester; b. g. Rob B., D.
M. Holmes, Saybrook, CT; b. m. Okla,
Gn1h GfQhlpC Ware. Kinpr
C. H. O'Brien, Lansingburg, N. Y;
b. g. Uncle Angus, by Sphinx U. S.
Makee, South Acton; b. G. Tamerlane,
by Gambrell, E. M. Gillies, Medford;
b. m. The Governess, by Alexander, E.
A. Sunderlin, Lebanon, N. H; b. m.
May Queen, by May Boy, E. A. Sun
derlin, Lebanon, N. H.; br. m. Jessie
S., A. Mcdonald, Medford; c. g. Harry
Hotspur, by Haldane, A. Mayo, Jr.,
Springfield; C. m. Rosetta, e. F. Bass,
Springfield
Glass 2;24, trot-bl. g. Judge Swift,
Frank Matty, Syracuse, N. Y. b. m.
May Smith, John W. Porter, Ticonder-
oga, n. Y: br. S. Casque, by Stranger
Alex Graham, Whitinsville; b. g.
Ralph Hanks, by Ralph Wilkes, G. H.
Durham, Allston; c. g. Speedwell, c.
Q. Bailey, Medford; br. m. Miltonia
James L. Farrar. Townsend; br. m.
Eager Bird, by Eagle Bird, c. e. Gard
ner, Fall River; S. Ell Palo, by Palo
Alto, ]. B. Scott, Worcester; bl m.
The Duchess, ]. F. Adams, Natick.
Glass '2:14. trot-Declared off.
Glass 1929 pace-Br m. Star Lilly, by
Aristides, James c. Lilly, North Adams
g. m. Sprinkle, Frank Matty, Syracuse
N. Y; C. m. Rena Boone, Knapp Forsh-
| ner Providence, r. l.; m. Lillian B.
e. M. Gillies, Medford; Redondale, by
Redonda w, Home Farm, Stafford
Springs, Ct; m. Hetty Green, r. E.
Proctor, Nashua, Ct; r. g. Reed Patch
en-, r. E. Proctor, Nashua, Ct; br m.
Fleet, B. A. O'Connell, Albany, N Y;
b. g. Hale B., by Bashaw Marquis, ]. j.
Roberts, Worcester; b. g. Deerfoot,
F. P. Fox, Holyoke; blk. h., unnamed,
by Adoolie c. H. Cook, New Haven,
CT; Harry B., H. B. Ralston, Brighton;
blk. g. Deacon, C. o. Bailey, Medford;
r. g. Harry, D. N. Armstrong, Bridge
port; C. g. Chum Boy, by Harry Ham
brine, E. Moulton, Worcester; b. g.
Greenwood, Gangwere & Opdycke, Beth
lehem, Pa; m. Eserine, by Garnet
Wilkes, U. S. Makee, South Acton b. m.
Mag, by Ludlo Boy E. A. Sunderlin,
Lebanon, N. H.
WEDNESDAY, OCT. Is
Glass open to all, pace-B. s. Checha-
lis, by Altemont, C. M. O'Neil, Medford !;
b. m. Gloria, F. P. Fox, Holyoke; b. m.
Marion G., by Rockdale, William
O'Neil, Lexington; 70. s. Roam Wilkes,
by Tennessee Wilkes, w. A. Baggs,
Springfield; blk G. Connor, by c. F.
Clay, A. P. Mcdonald, Albany, N. Y;
b. m. Darrell, by Alcantara, A. P. Nc
Donald, Albany, N. Y.
Glass 2:2O, pace-Br. g. Ready Boy,
by Readfeld, ]. ]. Hicks, New Haven,
Ct; blk. m. Matte M, w. c. Warren,
Shrewsbury; b. m. Ruth Leyburn, by
Wilton, E. S. Pierce, Worcester b. g.
Don c., by Gusto, Knapp Forshner,
Providence, r. l.; r. m. Fanny B., E. M.
Gillies, Medford; C. g. Van Demon,
E. NJ. Gillies, Medford; b. m. Wanda,
c.. E. Swan, New Haven, CT; or. G.
Earle F., by Tangent, j. F. Miller,
Worcester; blk. g. Express, ]. H. Demp-
sey, Nashua, N. H.; b. g. Nimrod, r. E.
Proctor, Nashua, N. H; g Nat c.. r. E.
Proctor, Nashua, N. H; b. g. Prince
Conroy, by MilToi, A. w. Brown, Hobo