The Republican journal., 1906-09-27
THE RACES AT MONROE.

at Monroe were given last week. We
now give the summary:
THREE YEAR OLD AND UNDER, TRoT AND
PACE, HALF MILE, PURSE 500
Charles \. Van Trump, big by Almont,
II. Nj. Bean, Camden. ................1 /
Marston Wilkes, By, by Marston c.,
Paul Bros, Belfast ...................2 3
Anona, red roam, by Nassar, Ernest
Davis, Rockland.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .
Time, LIP, 1.101, l.10f.
GREEN HORSE RACE, TRoT OR PACE,
PURSE 500.
May Wonder, bm by Van belmont,
A. Richardson, Jr, Clinton. ......1 4 l
Mildred S, bm by Masconomo, Pearl
Brook Farm, Belfast. .,............2 = )
Misty b., bm, Ralph Burrill, Bangor.4 ,
Miss Colombo, BIN, T. Mcnamara,
Bangor. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS j 3
Time, 2.:s&&, 2,4255, $40, 24l4.
3-MINUTE CLASS, PURSE $500.
Nick Freeman, chg by Decorum, L. L.
Gentner, Belfast .....................1
Blanche b., BIN fl. NJ. Bean, Camden. 2 8 2
Ki it'll Bell chm F. A Bragdon, Spring .
Outcast, By S. A Fowler, Lewiston. a 3
Time, 2. 19i, 21Sa. 2.19f.
Frank Murchie of Calais was starter.
The judges were: Frank Simmons of
Rockland; DR.. Newcomb of Newburg;
P. r. Huxford and L. Besse of Brooks
and M. Haley of Monroe, timers.
Wednesday the attendance was esti-
mated at from $4,000 to 10000 The
feature of the races was the perform
ance of the famous 17-year-old cam
paigner Blue Will, who won the fourth
4 IN bo q ~ @
lowering his record from 2.21 1-2. The
summary:
2.2o CLASS, TRoT AND PACE, PURSE $500.
Fernando, blks, Palmer Bros, Patten
Woodbury. Observation-Disclosures. l
Bobby Wilkes, chg, l.. l.. Gentner,
Belfast (Ientner ........... ......2
Outcast, gm., S A. Fowler, Lewiston
fowier) ....;:... .......3 3 )
Nellie A., gm.. G. A. Allen, Camden. A q
Time-2.16ii, 2.16}, 217.
oh GLASS, TRoT AND PACE, PURSE $500
Isabelle, bm., Pearl Brook Farm,
(Crervyl.: ......... IL
Elm Bud, chm, S. Brady, Hartford,
Ct, (Woodbury) ;;.:...;:-.......2 4
Decima Deane, bm., W. F. Bsbee,
Camden (l}iSbee) observation-disclosures 3
Time 16a, 2.1s, 2.16f,
2.2O CLASS, TRoT, PURSE 5000.
Blue WIN, By, I. F. Gould, Prospect,
Kassala, By. H. M. Bean, Camden
(BlSDee) .....................,2 / 2 2
Altoona S., bm., Ira Mitchell, Water
Time-223, 2.2ot. 2.21f, 2191.
The fair closed Thursday with big
attendance for last day. The fair has
been a success and the total receipts
the largest in the history of the associa-
ton. A feature of the day was the
breaking of the track record of PA, by
L. L. Gentner's bay mare Dorcas H.
900, mile track, who went pretty
mile in 2124. Another pretty feature
was the showing of the famous stallion
Marston c., with six of his get, all
handsome colts. Ralph BurriIl's bay
mare, Lady Glenn, lowered her record
to 2.1Sa in the 2.23 race. The summary:
2.26 CLASS, TRoT OR PACE, PURsE $500
Nick Freeman, chg (Gentner) ......1 1
Lou Foster, brm Fowler. 2 2
Kitty Bell, chm (GiIbert). ...........2 3 3
MaydelIa, BIN (L0welD .............4 DIS
Altoona s., BIN (Bumps). DIS
Time, 2.19, 2 l61, 2 5}.
2.23 CLASS, TRoT OR PACE, PURSE $3.50.
Lady Glenn, BIN (}urril) ............1 1
Elsie W, BIN (Rowen). 2 9
Lizzie Wilkes, hm (LowelD .........3 3 3
Time, 226f, 2 20f, 21Sa.
$50 CLASS, TRoT OR PACE, PURSE $3.50.
Chapel Bells, blm (Smith) ...........1 1 /.
Miss keene, BIN (Boulter). ...........3 9 2
Dolly H., BIN (Dearborn). ...........2 3 3
TiWe. 2.354, 1921, 2.26.