The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-08-16
AT HIPPODROME PARK.
THE SECOND DAY AT THE BRAN
 FORD TRACK.

FORD TRAOK. Six Hundred Dollars Won by Pacing
 HOrses-Good Race by Four Fast
 Pacers-DecisiOn Regarding the 2,sO
 TrOt-Programme for This After
 noon.
 The beautiful weather of yesterday was conducive to the pleasure of sev- eral hundred patrons at the Branford Driving park during the second day of the present race meeting.' The very re- spectable audience in the grandstand was entertained at intervals by a first class orchestra, that many prefer to the brass band that has formerly furnished music at the attractive park. Occupy ing seats in the covered stand, in car riages and automobiles were many we'll dressed ladies, who were apparently much interested in the race-track con- tests. Horsemen were numerous at the stables, clubhouse and large tent erect ed for their accommodation.
 During the race days two trains con- venient for New Haven patrons leave this city daily at 12 noon and 3O p. m., and run direct to the trotting park gates.
 Regarding the 2:SO trot that was fin- ished on Tuesday, the starter announc- ed that the race, as stated in this paper yesterday, was won by Ella Hal. The other horses in the race were given the positions in which the names appeared in the summary published in the Cou- Tier yesterday.
 The first race yesterday was for pac- ing horses, 2:25 class, purse $500, subject to the customary division, which is 50, 25, 15 and 10 per cent. of purse. The first four horses named in the follow ing table were awarded the purse as above;
 2:25 Pace--Purse $500. c, H. B., b g, by Aloanwood
 e. McNalley) ey).........,.... z 1 1 Trifer, b g (K. Forshner).... 1 3 3 Frank K, b E GA. H. Gill;
 more) ....................... 2 Prince Oatley, br (M. Con-
 lin) .........;:..:............ 3 5 J. B., b g GA. N, Stevens).... 6 5 4 Nancy C., b m (F, ThralD... 5 dr Wilkes Baron, br s e. M.
 Sherman) ...........,....... dis Time-2:22A, 2;21R, 2.21A, 2:24.
 When the 2;09 pacers came out for their race the starter announced that the track record was 2;12A, made by Alvin R., and that MT. Fisk would pre- sent a silver cup to any horse that would break that record Alvin R. was owned by John o. Shares, who was for merly popular patron of race tracks. The pacers made a good race, with several heats in creditable time Trainer Harry Brusie showed his skill as driver by winning two heats with Frank s.
 2:o9 Pace-Purse $500 Gloria, b m (F. Fox)..".. 2 2 1 1 Frank s., br (R. E.
 Thompson) ............. 1 1 2 2 MISS OTHOnu, U III NJ. F.
 Fitzgerald) ............u 8 8 Bessie Lightfoot, br m (R.
 c. Lasbury), ,....,........ 3 8 4dis Time-2:1S, 2:13A, 2:17. 2:14, 2;15.
 Large fields are expected to start in the two races this afternoon. The fol- lowing horses are entered:
 Thursday, August 10. 2:20 TROT.
 The Baron-C. Spaulding, Lancaster, Mass.
 Sir George-F. Fox, Boston.
 Silver Spray-J. Jacques, Waterbury
 Willie J.-H. B. Ralston. Boston. Baron Patch-J, F. Fitzgerald, Bos- ton.
 Dan Dee-F. Isabel, Boston Oracle Baron-R E. Thompson, Bos- ton.
 Indian Jim-o. W. Welch, North Ad- ans, Mass
 Allie D.-H. Brusle. Hartford.
 Grace Maud-J. L. Alderman, Hart
 2:8O PACE.
 Julia R.-C, M. Sherman, Westfield, Mass.
 Domestic-F. Fox, Taunton. Mass Walter CA. H. Dore, Taunton, Mass.
 Miss Alcy-P. Mortell, New Haven.
 Wildwood-J. Fl, Strosnider, Brooklyn, N, Y.
 c, H. BIC, McNalley. Pawtucket, R. 1.
 Donny Boy-C. McNalIey, Pawtucket, R. I.
 Madam Pepper-F. Burnham, Boston, Trider-K, Forshner, Providence. J. L. J,-H. Brusie, Hartford Last Chance-L H. Sage, Hartford Tommy Gillig-F Burnham, Boston.