Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1911-09-29


doubt after one heat in each as Al Dill
lard in the 213 stake pace and Lariby
Clip in the 2.30 stake trot showed fine
form.
2.13 Stake Pace-Purse $500.
Al Dillard, br.h, Page Brothers,
Barre
Bert Nuthurst, b.g., Monroe
Chdsey, Wallingford, Conn, 2 3
l. o. b., BIS, Newport Stock
Farm, 342
Alfino, blkg., II. F. Pierce,
Stanstead, p. O., 3
Time, 214A, 2.15h, 2.4k.
219 Pace-Purse $500.
Kid Haltoon, chg, Newport
Stock Farm, 21 /
Pauline, bm., NJ. II. Spaf-
ford, Springfield, VT, "a
Fred s., b.g., f. p. Fox, Med
ford, Mass, 3
Sunshine, chg, w. e. Berry, 4
Dunston Norwood, b.g., VIM.
Ggere, Manchester, N. H., 3To
Time, 2.17%, 217l3, 217A, 2191h.
2.so Stake Trot-Purse $500.
Lariby Clip, b.g., Driving Club
Stables, Providence, r. l., 1
Prince Nico, VIM. Wright,
Sherbrooke, p. O., 2 2
Peter Reed, chs, II. r. McClel-
Ian, st. Johns, N. b., 9
Theodore X, blk, e.; G.. e. AL
derman, South Vernon, dis
Time, 219%, 2.H&, 2.22.
THURSDAYS RACES.
The Valley fair track record went by
the board yesterday afternoon in the
second heat of the $1,000 free-for-all when
that grand little PAGER, Major Malow,
flew around the track in two minutes
and 10 seconds. Major Mallow had been
working prettly in the tryouts and in
the previous heat and w. II. Malow,
his owner and driver determined to go
out for the record in the second heat.
From the drop of the flag the little horse
went for all that was in him with Gott
! Ett his only rival in the contest, trail
ling his flank. At the quarter the time
was 32R seconds, at the half 1.N, at the
three-quarters 1864. At the 100 yard
post in the stretch he broke, faltered
a moment, caught his stride and came
under the wire, with Gott Eft just in
ches behind, in 210. The previous record
held by Gallagher and Asa Wilkes made
! in 1909 was 110A. Major Mallow took all
three heats from Gott Eft in 212A; 2.t0
and 2.111a. He was enough better than
his rival to never leave the winner IN
doubt, but the game efforts of the gray
gelding to make the bay gelding exert
himself made the heats interesting.
In the 2.3O stake pace Fern Hal won
IN straight meats. liduy mai Indue IL III
teresing for the winner in each heat and
Helen C. and The Builder were under
the wire fractions. of seconds behind her
in all the heats. In the last heat Pierce,
driver of The Builder, protested the use
! of the whip by Lady Halls driver, claim
ing that he struck his horses head with
the whip on the back stretches. The
protest was allowed and The Builder
was given second place in that heat,
| which otherwise would have gone to
| Lady Hal.
The 215 pace went to Edna B. in
! straight heats. Edna B. is a large ami
| NAL who hates to start with the bunch,
| but once in her stride she showed her
| heels to the other horses and they
! fought it out for second place. In the
| last heat the horses came into the homo
| stretch with Edna B. leading and the
! others punched. At the 100 yard post
| frankie Bogash on the outside of the
track, stumbled and turned somer-
sault threw the sulky over her back
and landed McMann, her driver, on his
! side several feet up the track. The mare
| landed on her back rolled over, got on
| her feet and was just getting a good
start to bolt when the reins were grasp
| ed by her driver.
2.3o Pace-Purse $500.
Fern Hal, b.m., w. II. Nc
| Pherson Kemptvlle, /
Lady Hal brm., Henry Ing
ram, SherbroOk, =. O., 2
| The Builder, bh., II. f, Pierce,
| Stanstead, p G., 3
Helen c., chm, Newport Stock
Farm, Newport, 4 3
Time, 217, 2.17h, 21SA.
2.15 Pace-Purse $500.
Edna B., gr.m., f. II. Mug
ridge, Manchester,
| Prince Glencoe. Big, w. E.
Berry 2 3
! T. C. s., b.g., Newport Stock
Farm, Newport,
frankie Bogash j. NJ. Nault,
Snerbrooke, p. c., 3 ds
Time, 215A, 2151h, 216A.
Free For All-Purse $1,000.
Major Mallow, b. G., w. II. NAL
| low, Washington Court House,