Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-09-19
MARYLAND FAIR.
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purse of 500, and a go class with n
500 purse. which were very interesting
although they went in straight heats.
The 80 class WAS easily captured by
FaZelWood, bay mare owned by
Frank Nining Of st. Adams HudsOn'S
Joker NJ. took second money. and n. NJ.
tlcvcland's Miss Archer, third. The
other horses in the race were CooIs
Robert Y, Burrill's Winnie Maybe and
IIudson's Harold S.
The $50 class had three starters and
was won by Richardson's Bill Bailey.
], r., another of Richardson's trotters.
gathered in third money. Miss I'm
pertincnce a bay mare owned by J. II.
Mantcr won second place.
The afternoon program included Il
2.22 class ANA 21S class, both Of
which We're good ones.
At p. NJ. in response to the bell
for tho 2.22 class. three starters CAM
out. Rockers roam mare. PhOdio West,
Heald's little PAGER. Winnie Wilkes.
and Chas. Clark's Payline. Rhode
West received the pole. After scoring
four times they We're given the word.
Rockers mare held the lead until the
three-Huartcr pole was reached the sec
ond time around, then Winnie Wilkes
got even and il was neck and neck until
the stretch was reached. when in spit"
Of Driver Booknr's efforts, Winnie
Wilkes forged ahead and finished about
yards ahead. Pavline broke frequent
~ during this heat.
Marshall Mason had the 2.1S horses
Ont Immediately. tho bunch consisting
Of Rurrll's Blanche p. Davis Bay
Dean. Hudson's Frank s. and Richard
sons Earl +. blanche p. had the pole
and after some scoring which WAS
caused by Davis leading the field each
time. starter Freeman gave the word.
Frank S. seemed to have the necessary
SDeed and set the pace 50 rapid the 9TH
ers couldn't keep up. Blanch p. held
second place and on the stretch made Il
hi" effort but couldn't quite come up
t" Frank s. Earl =. was fourth horse.
Tho 30 horses were soon out again.
1'hOGi" West broke soon after starting
and dropped behind but closed up the
gap in good shapo. Tho first time
around Pavlne and Winnie Wilkes
We're neck and neck at the wire Wilkes
then took Il small lead and won the
heat in close finish
The second heat Of the IS class went 10
Frank S. 'Buster'' Richardson and
Driver Davis had Il lively brush for third
place the former securing it,
Soon after the stan ting of the last heat
of the 80 class Pauline made a couple
Of bad breaks. E;hodie West made 4 big
hustle Ter second place The heat closed
with Winnie Wilkes leading, Payiine sec
trfd and KbnIit third
In the last heat Of the us class Frank
S. had all kinds Of speed Instead of ak
ing his position, which was fourth. Davis
kept trailing the pole horse and was
with him in the rear. All the fun this
time was the brush between Richardson
and Davis for third place Richardson
got it. and although Davis claimed foul
because the former cut him off couple
of times the judges couldn't see it that
way and he was given fourth place.
The officials in the stand were: Starter.
Or. r T.. freeman. Dexter; judges. Or.
Freeman. r ]. Goodrich of Pass.lic. y.
J.. and f. q. Varney If ITartland; timers.
T.. g. NIrrcy. II. j. Goodrich and l.. q.
I'asiioll Of Pittsfield; clerk, T.. y. Weber
of ilartland; marshal: Charles Mason
The Eartland |. O. o. +. band fun nished
excellent music during the afternoon.
While the racing was in progress an
oX"tin;; game ~ ball took place on thc
dinEluid III the center Of The park hetv."en
naan ball tc>aosrs. which WIS Witnessed
by II good SiZ"d crowd. The game result
ed in a victory for the Iiartlands by a
score Of l. to II.
The summaries:
~ CLASS. TRDT AND PACE. PURSE;
Sln
Joker NJ. by Wilkes NHurrilD........@ > >
iinl old s. h q. ly Harold Giu,isonA.5 &
Miss Archer. b m, by Also "leve-
Winnie Maybe GiurrllD. .............G )
Robert H. hlk 9. by F.nlus Wo"n..4 ) 3
lakewood. b m ny Mamhrino q in
Time. 2"1,. 30 !. ISL.
30 CLASS. TROT AND PACE. PURSE
$lU9
E;l Bailey. Oh NRchGrdson). .....1 I
J. t.. l. e by NJ 'lctt ,RichardHon.3 ; :
Miss rrtincncc, II m. by lmpu-
, dcnce tMantc') .......................2 )
Time. 2.%l,. a3r4. 23-l.
DO CLASS. TRoT AND PACE, PURSE
Rhodic West. 70 m. by Tom West
Winnie Wilkes l. m. by Wilkes
Paylinc. Wlarl,l OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES >
Time 2.3lis 2.25i2. 2.2"2i.
rs CLASS. TROT MD PACE. PURSE
$50.
blanche r. d m. by Also (BurrilD..2 ,
Frank s. b & oHuison). ...............l
Bay Dean. h G ODavis)................3
Earl f., z URichardson). ...........4 3 8
Time 22ii, al 49,