Norwich bulletin., 1912-09-13
Willimantic, Danielson and Putnam

 I of a year ago and took in straigh ! heats the S1,000 trot. In the 2.11 even l the four horses had five fast goes. anC
 Susie Belle finished the last heat il | the lead at 6.15F A protest agains giving her first place on the ground that she had under the 150 pounds weight required by the National Trot. | ting association regulations was filed byfE. H. Austin. The judges reserved their decision Thursday night and ad- journed because of the gathering dark ness TT
 = -.. -.,., The Officials.
 Dr. L. T. Dunn of Providence waS the starter; the judges were James c Small, Col. William H. Hall and Fred Burnhani. and the timers Albert l. French, w H. Hall and J. C. Small George E.. Burnhain was clerk.
 The summary iii the 2.25 trot for a purse of $S60:
 Bernaise ::,s.1 3 s V. M.l Frost. Springfield.
 General Dewey s 5A 2. 5
 W. tCrozler, Hartford
 Robera ... ...m..2 2 2 2 ?
 J. E. Hubbard, Fiskdale.
 Dale Directly .s..3 4 4 d ! c. E. Miner. New Haven. Alta Dewey .,..,.4 T 1st5 d
 J. H. Carmichel, Springfield.
 Time: PA 1-4, PA 1-2. 2.2s 3-4 2.2s 1-2, 2427 1s2, 2.2s
 in Straight Heats.
 Six horses were started in the 2.20 stake pace postponed from Wednes- day: AFlie, B. led all the way. taking the race handily in straight heats First money went to ArIie B., second to Dr. Wilkes. third to Eastern Maid, and fourth to Janet The summary: 2;2O Pace: Purse s1,OOO.
 w. T. Crozier, Hartford. pr. wilkes ,..................2 2
 C. E., Pitman, Putnam. Eastern Maid 3 8
 Frank Whitcomb, Springfield.
 J. s. Balloch, Springfield. Queen Patchen ..............4 5 5
 Remi Lemay. Fall River
 Cary Bros, Stafford Springs.
 Time: PIT 1-2, PIT 3-4, 2.1s IA. / Driver Thrown from suIky.
 In the 2.22 pace ten horses were drawn, leaving a field of seven. The Norwich horse. Clicks Pride, owned by William F. Bailey. was kept out by bad knee. The same horse was also entered in the $1.000 stake race and drawn. Eugene Sullivari's Zaida made the double circuit in great form. At the half mile in the second hea: there was mixup of sulkies in front of the stage and A. l.. Martin of Rockville, driving Elisha Gay. was Thrown. Narrowly escaping a post, he slid along the track and picked him. self up uninjured The horse paced lhree-quarters of the way around the track before being caught Zafda was sent to the stable by the judges fo, foul driving on the stretch and Elisha Hay was placed. The summary:
 2.22 Pace; Purse $500: Frankie Bogosh, Jr. .3 2 3 3 9
 William O'Neil. Lexington, Mass. zaida, bl m. .....1 d
 Eugene Sullivan, New Haven. 1riday. b. g. ............6 5 d
 Mir. Swan, Meriden. Terry Ky b. g. ........2 1 2 2 1
 David Higgins, Meriden. hattie White ..........7 3 q
 Fred E. Hyde Hartford. 1ilsha Jay, D. c. ........5 s 1 Il
 A. l.. Martin, Rockville Mutsey Wilkes, b. g. ....4 4 3 Time: 219 IA, 2.20 1-4. 2.1S IA, ..21 1-2, PA 1-4
 Won in Neck and Neck Finish.
 The first heat of the 2.11 trot or pace for the $500 purse produced one # the best finishes of Thursday aft .rnoon's card. Down the home stretch anne Ellsworth R. and W. D. 8. neck lnd neck. the latter winning by inches. The brush had the crowd all up on heir feet. The summary: 2.l1 Trot or Pace-ssoo. susie Bell .. ......... 3 5 1 i Il A. s. Case. Three Bridges, N. J. W r T. 6 croaisr. 5:is;'iiirt; Hartford, xeliervilie Ladd :, s2 sI
 Frank Murphy. sufieid. Ellsworth R., 4l Y. M, Frost, springfieid,
 Times 2.l3 1-4, 2.13 1-2; 2.16 1-4; .16 Ia, s.17 1-4,
 A field of seven started the a.1s trot or $1,0oO stake. Nataprine' was a lew horse here and somewhat of a avorfte. She finished seventh. Junie lace taking first position in the first leat and the same place in the sec md. Nataprine came up to second llace, pressing Jennie Mace, but the shode Island horse displayed fine form md made 1t three straight. repeating Ter performance of last year. Second money went to Keynote, third to liar y Bingen, and last to Nataprine. The ummary:
 2.19 Trot-$1 ,00O: unie Mace, b m i i Carpenter Bros, Pawtucket, R. I. larry Bingen, bl 25 al .; H. Barnes. Waverly, Mass. Setter One, b .....' s s J. H. Carmichael. Springfield.