The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-30
TRACK RECORD BROKEN
BY BINGO BRINO
Horse Driven By Fred Pickle Made the
Mile in 2:loH at State Fair
There Were Four Good Races.

White River Junction, Sept. 30.--Per
feet weather favored the second day
of the Vermont state fair. A record
crowd was in attendance, estimated be-
fore the count to be $4,000, with in
excess of 5000 cars in the auto parks.
The grandstands were filled to their
capacity and it was difficult for the
officers to keep the people from the
track.
The track record was beaten in the
2:ll pace by the bay gelding. Bingo
Brino, driven by Fred Pickle, when the
mile was made in 2:l0H, the quarter
in 81 seconds, the half in l0324, and
the three quarters in l;3S.
1t was an ideal day for racing with
the track in perfect condition. There
were four events, 2:l6 trot, with
four starters, going 6ye heats. The
first four heats of this race were fin
ished with the winner but neck
under the wire in advance.
The purses for the four races aggre
gated $4,000
The summaries:
2:ii Pace-Purse 81 900.
Bingo Brino, b. g, IF. Picklel / ] /
Little Prince, b. F., tDewelll 2 2 3
The Problem, br h., tNelson, 4 2
Lock Boy, oh. e. II. Picklel 3 3
Time -2:l2A 2:la1s, 2:l0H.
2:1o Trot-Purse 81 ,ooo
Mr. Dell. b. e, tIreland) 4lll
Abbell Penn, blk. g, Cav
anaugh .,....... 2 342
Silent Brigadier, b. g.,
tTobeyl a,..,... 3 2 3 ro'
Merlyn, br m. tSimmonsl ro'
Hollyrod Jack, b. ., tDun
Time 2;leA. 2:leA, 2:l7A, 2:l7a,
. 22h4
Ruled out for not winning heat in
-four.
2;2o Trot--Purse 500.
Russell Hill b. m Jameson Il
John Moore, br e., tTobeyl 2 3 p
Cochato Direct, b. e, Wells 3 , 4
Jim Mack, blk g. tF Pickle I 81
Time-2:l7Es, 2.l7A, 2:ls'4
E.iI fhCe-fu uIse 0fOO.
Dolly g.. br m, Woodrow ! |
z G B.. b. &, (McShane) , Al
Kinney, ch g, Mel
SON .............,. 4 Fl
Francis Bogah, b, m, Spoon 3 81
Hector King, b. e, lAbbottj 8 81
Time 2:l5A, 2:l5H, 2:l7ls
The starting of the races was by
Chester Pike, who has filled this posi-
fion every year of the Vermont state
fair for the past fourteen years.
The cavalcade of premium stock, |
horse and cattle took place during the |
afternoon and was a feature that |
allied forth great applause The vaude-
.Slle stages presented some of the best |
lets ever seen at this fair Music
throughout the afternoon was fur.
lished by the i,val Cadet band Of !
Port rtsmouth. y H.
The only disappointment of the day
vas the failure OF Aviator Swan TO
appear He was to have driven his
20 horsepower Curtis biplane from
iorham, y H., but engine trouble pre-.
ented his getting under way. In case
swan cannot arrive today another
viator s promised and the visitors to
he fair will not again be disappointed
Prof Bonnette made most success.
al ascension and parachute jump
'nding some distance from the
rounds
The only accident reported Of near
rious nature happened to F II Bick
ord Of Bradford one Of the state fair
who was run down BY
New Hampshire automobile Nh
ickiord was looking after the corps
( automobile ticket sellers on the high
.ay from this village to the fair
rounds when in stepping from the
INNING board Of an automobile the
lr in the rear, in attempting 10 pass,
.ruck Mr. Bickford and knocked him
,wn He WAS injured about the legs
nd body but persistently refused to .
2 taken to hospital or 20 home {
The u NJ g. A public service build.
lg had forty odd eases az the hospi
II, one or two minor hurts being
'eated The nursery cared for go
lbies during the day.
To day is governor day, Gov Glenn
", Adptant General johnson and /.
embers of the governors immediate
.mily will occupy box. as will Coy |
James Hartness and mem
rs Of his family. i
The race VIII be 2:25 trot for /
.00 4 2.25 pace for 500. 2ls trot
r 500. and ,. 20 pace for 500 On \
-iday the free all will be trotted, G
e purse being 81 200. c