Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-09-18
NEW HAMPSHIRE
GAY At THE FAIR
Fifteen Thousand People See
End of VermOnt's First En-
durance Race.
GENERAL MILLS, US. JUDGE
Decision This Morning on Win
ners-MOrc Than 1,500 Mo-
tor Cars in AutOmO-
bile Park.
GENERAL MILLS, US. JUDGE

White River Junction. SEM 17.-With
favorable weather, the anish of the
endurance race for horses. three good
trotting events and the continuation of
Judging in the cattle, horse. sheep and
swine departments. high class and
thrilling vaudeville acts and with
"a modern midway, the 1900 people
who visited the Vermont State fair to-
day were pleased with what the manage
ment had provided 1t was called New
Hampshire day and the residents of the
Granite State turned out by the thousand.
Manufacturing establishments and the
schools north of Concord closed for the
day and whole families came to be In
structed and see the sights.
Tsptween 100 and coo motor cars were
stored In the automobile park, the largest
number that has ever been on the
grounds in a single day.
The finish Of the endurance ride at
tracted much attention. IT was not
spectacular, but the fact that the horses
had been driven 15i miles was sufficient
to interest large number The ride wa
the first of it's kind ever held this side
of the Mississippi. Army officers and the
militia officers OF several States were on
hand to see the outcome Gen. a. l.. Mills
of the United States army came from
Washington 20 Judge the race There
were nine starters to leave Northfie'd
Yesterday. The horses entered, their
weights and drivers follow:
Yaquiis white Arabian stallion. 10
years OLD, entered by Spencer Bor-
den of Fall River, Mass, Lieut.. r. NJ
Parker. driver; weight, 915 pounds
and carrying exact weight. 100
pounds; left Northneld at 6:17 a. m.
Halcyon, Arabian chestnut mare.
seven years old, entered by Spencer
Borden, with H. II. Reid. driver;
weight, sS3 pounds and carrying 179
pounds; left at CHS a. m.
Ethan Morgan chestnut geding,
seven years old, entered by Norwich
University of Mortified, Capt r. c.
Kimball, driver weight. 953 pounds.
carrying 1879 pounds: left at sos
q. m.
Mamie Morgan, bay mare, nine
years old entered by Norwich Uni
versity r. A. Rossmeisl driver;
weight, 1,o2s pounds, carrying 172%
pounds; left at 40 a. m.
Mike, Morgan bay gelding, eight
years old entered by Norwich Uni
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".'s"t' Hou' poui"S' carrying l'o12 POUNDS
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A' VI 'reSe nurses "iI4Neu at the lalf
siouiuS AT i|'o- p III to-uay' ne TWO
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hEhuoh' morgan stalnon' entered by
r. "a Darihs Oh East burke Netherpee
orlNeF' weight 40 POUNDS carrying lot
pouhos' ielt at 2:4' a. m
lhuian tlri' "hite western prohcho
= ~ years ola, entered ny Dr' - H. Brown
or LyndonViile' Brown drlNer weight e''
pouhds' carrying lNo'4 pounds' lelt al
!. 2:H a. m
Ihese Two last hameo horses arrived
at tine 1alr GROUNDS at 3'l5 p m to-day
e Most or the horses were IN me cono>tlof
r but as II was rule or the race that al
entries must remain night to FUR
Their test their condition, the hnal result
G Will not be made known until ten CLOCK
Tomorrow morning, When decision VIII