The Washington herald., 1907-10-18
arnrds Announced.

Class / single roadsters-Fi7st so, Or. Archibald
= osborne Berryvile. Va; second. SO. bdWafd
Huvett. ChewsviIls Nd; third. $, DR. Archibald
p. Osborne: fourth ribbon. Dr. ". Preston Miller,
Class S. quick draft-First, SIS, D. H Parlc't,
Gas 30 fourhorse team-First so D. F. Nigh,
HaEert0Wn.
class ?. ponies in harness First, SIS. Mabel Nc
Henry. Hagerstown; second, SO Val Smith, Waynes-
boro. Pa: third. ~. Paul DOguey. HagerstOvn
fourth ribbon Michael Elmore. HagerstOwn.
Glass g. heavy draft, twOhorse team-Eirst. $l5.
d F Nizh: second SO Charles A. Ritchey,
Hagerstown: third, $. Victor Cushwa & Sons,
Hagcrstown; fourth, ribbon, D. II. Parlett
Glass = horses in harness. fifteen and one-half
hands and under-First -. BoHles Bros. Mill
wood. Va; second. SIS. Charles E. ClaTp Berry
VILE Va; third. S. CARRIER CARRIER, Harrisburg.
Va: fourth. ribbon, CARRIER & CARRIER.
Class Il, green hunters. heayyweight-First. $50 O.
d. BenneT Wauentown, Va second. 80. II. NJ
Iut,rell. Delaplane. Va; third. s.. Nicholas Dunn.
AIiIlwood, Va: fourth. ribbon. II. NJ Luttrell.
Glass II. lightweight hunters, open-First, $40.
e. y. Benner; second. so. Bowles Bros third,
s. Mrs. Blair Johnson Wauenton. Va; fourth,
ribbon D. H. Alien Summit Point Va.
Glass s. horses in harness, fifteen and One-haf
hands and under-First, S5e. CARRIER & CARRIER;
second. SO, Charles E. Clapp third. S. Bowles &
CARRIER.
Glass Is. heavy middeweiEht hunters, open-First
$50. L. D. Benner; second, S25 II. NJ Luttreh;
third SO. Eppa W Payne. Delaplane Va. fourth,
ribbon Edward b. Jacobs, AIillWood Va. +,
Class 10, GATED saddlers-First, so, Mrs W. H.
Howard, Hagerstovn; second. $40, J. W. Dodd
Martnsburg. W. Va; third, s. W H. Howard
Hagerstown: fourth. ribbon. Mrs c. Z. Weagey
Beaver Creek, Nd.
Class y. road tandem-First S55, Charles L.
Clapp: second. SO. CARRIER CARRIER third. So
LeithtOn Stables, Middlcburg, Va
Good racing marked the third day Of
the fair. Starter Biggs got all OF the
races off in good shape. and the entire
programme vas completed by shortly
after 5 o'clock. While the finishes were
all close. every one was won In straight
heats. One Of the prettiest events Of the
day was the 2:15 pace, in which the
horses kept punched in all three heats.
Finch made a great showing in the PIP
pace, making two Of the heats in 2:11A
Summaries follow:
FIRST RACE-2I3 trot; purse. 500.
Nahma. b. m. B. A. Bulkey, Southport.
Conn
Dossie villers. b. N. John Il Ackeunan,
Paterson, y.
Add. b. g. s. Z. Stahl. Kane, Pa.............. 2
Directum Penn. b. s.. Phoenixyille Stock
Farm, Phoenxville,
Time. 2;ll&. 2:l67s. 2IsH.
oEtOND hASE-z.l1 pace purse, NJJJ
Flinch, b. g., North Cliff Farm Baltimore. ! /
Red Line. e.. o. f. Erksine, Hornell, n. Y. 7 ,
Mary Dell, eh. m, 5, \. DemaTest, Pater-
son. n
Ray Del Diablo. ch. g.. Dick Lawrence Bos-
ton
Lambert j., br. g., Wilton Stock Farm, HaSre
de Grace
Miss Peeler, b. H., DR.. 7. Purcell, Brad
ford ?
AIysotis, ch. H., L. Mccormick, Washington. 10 6
Alice George b. NJ. l. h. B. Barr, Easton,
Ohio I
Faulding Boy. b. g. George O Miller Lock
raven, Ea..-'...s..........-..... .
Allie Mack b. n, J. W. Humphrey. James
town. 10
Time. 2d3S, 21Ik, 2IlH.
THIRD RACERS tzot; stake race; purse, s., ,oOo