Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-07
REWARD M. TAKES FIRST
 MONEY IN COFNTv RArE

MONEY IN COUNTY RAGE
 The three events on the race pro grahlfne were run off in good order. It was o'clock before the final heat in the 220 stake trot was over. The trot went five heats. being the only race so far this year that has gone over four heats.
 There were only two starters in the 2f5 stake pace. purse s1,0e0, first money going to Amy, blk m, owned by Ernest Tefft of Arctic, R. L, and sec ond money going to Ester Night, b m owned by Richard Williams of Hart ford.
 The horses withdrawn were Charles Direct, ch 2, Elm City Stables, New Haven GFess Work, br m, A. L. Mar. tin, Rockville; Fstta Reela, Elm City Stables, New Haven, 2Nd Peter Star b 2. Elm City Stables, New Haven. The summary follows: Amy, blk m, Ernest Tefft, Ar tic. K. l. .... .....-:. 1 Ester Night. b m, Richard Will Hams, Hartferd ..:. ...... Time-2.16 1-4, 2.2o 1-2, 2.22 1-4 Reward NJ. Takes County Race. Reward NJ, g. Henry Myott. Nor 1 wich carried first money in the coun l ty race. purse $500. Second none. went to Little Boy, br g. owned by Ar l thur Williams of Lebanon. In the thirt 1 heat Little Boy stumbled and fell fl the last half mile, throwing Mir Vii 1 liams to the grass bank Both Littl 1 Boy and the driver were unhurt an after the horse had been gotten to it feet MT. Williams led him to the wirt and was placed in sixth position, dis tance having been waived before tn race started. All but one of the seve 1 horses on the score card started. tn ofFy horse withdrawn being Mary "
 b m. owned by Arthur Williams of Let anon
 The summary:
 Reward NJ, b 2, Henry Myott,
 Norwich ...., ...... 1
 Little Boy, hg 2, Arthur wil-
 Hams, Leba.ion ..... ~ 3 2
 Peter Bates, $. Eugene May
 nard. Lebanon ...... ....
 May Direct br m, Lawrence
 Tucker, Greton .... ~ 5 3
 Fair Dare, g, Theodore
 Tucker, Groton .... ..
 Faliy Ann. blk m. Rose City
 Stables. Norwich .. ~ S 6
 Time-22T 1-4, 2so s-4, 2.s5 s-4.
 Peter Review Wins s.sO Stake Trot
 Tn the 2.2o stake trot. purse s1,oo
 first money went to Peter Review.
 g. owned by Joseph Bedard of Norwic 1 second money going to Harvest Gloar b m. James Wixstead, East Dough-
 Mass
 There were six starters in this even
 one horse, Allfeweed Axworthy, ownt ] by Richard Williams of Hartford, beir drawn. The race went five heats i : stead of the usual three. Peter Revie who came in first in the first heat wi a wide margin to spare broke bad in the second heat and came out : sixth fsace t7r >he heat The horse al broke in the third heat but picksd a good part of his lost ground and g ? fifth Biace for the heat. The four r and fifth heats were Peter Review giving him first money. The summarizes:
 Peter Review, oh g, Joseph Bedard, Norwich ..... 1es i Harvest Gleam. b m, James : Wixstead, East Douglas, ; Native Judge. 5 g, Liberty f Bond Stables Stafford I Springs ? ? | | l Miss Azoff, m, warman & Gerald, Hiilsgrove, R. l.. 3 ? 4 : Sure Mike, br g, A. R. Mar ; tin. WilIfrhantic .. ....45 $ T
 King .Hali, W. B. Martin,
 Rockville ...-. ......... 6 f r l Time-s.1s 1-4, 2.1s S-4. .217 1 : 2.16 s-4, s.1s 1-2.
 The Programfhe Today. l. Albert J. Bailey, speed secretary, 2 nounced Tuesday afternoon that t
 | kI-s /rrJ a 2 afternoon wiz include a 225 stake 1T
 purse, s1,0oo. MT. Bailey said th
 there win be five or six starters in ca
 race
 al These two races. with the big a d letic programme of which Prentice n Chase has charge ana the free vau '. ville events with concert by Tufbs' N r. ltary band will provide a full aft ,f hoon's entertainment, with the ballc s. ascension bringing the fair to a ell le around 5 o'clock d MT. Chase said Tuesday night u S- among the latest entries is a K. of n raay team from New London, fnak sl five relay teams entered to compe HI The other four relay teams are
 Brainafd & Armstrong team. the Jt
 cit City team, the state hosfitai te
 and the Plaihfeld relay team. Tn 's Is considerably interest in this eve P. Greinaker, the well known quart al miller of New London. Is also am, of the last minute entrants He exps of to bring with him Fisher the e. known quarter-riiiler sof Syracuse |
 versity The tug Of war between J el ett City and the State Hospital te 'i- promises to be one of the most excit en events Of the afternoon Tn both m professional and amateur events tn
 are now 4s entries.