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THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, SEPTEMBER 16 1898
RACES AT THE PARK.
Good Ficlds and
Summaries.
The second day’s races were well attenc« ed | races were under the same man- 2 as on the prec eae 8 and the track Was in good condit
2 50 cass.
At two o’clock in response to the start- ers bei the following horses were scored
_ viz, Peter Clinch, Romp, Rilla May,
Mac and Alexor. Parkwood, Park- -- Brown Bird, Meddlesome Miss and ild Ivy were drawn. Peter Clinch bad the pole. In the first heat Peter Clinch led througout, with Romp at his wheel. Rilla May, Beatric Mac and Alexor finisbed in the eee named. In the eogone heat the contest for firat plac was between R mp sad Peter C a jith Romp fivish- ing a winner by about two lengths. Bea- trice, e was a considerable distanc e be~ hind. Alexor and Rilla May were dis- tanced. Rowe also captured the third and
fourth heats. Peter Clinch was second in both, and Beatrice Mac third.
Purse heats; best three
Same day and track. 2.50 class. $150, three moneys. Mile iu five,
Romp, bm by Rampart, J A
Leaman & Co, Halifax, N S,
fe rere Per 33:43
Peier Slioch, by Guy ‘Thornton, N Kk Neillvy, Meadow Vale, N 8, (Rock well)......... haveses obbbwabes 1222 Beatrice, Mac, g m by Administer, Dennis Hogan, Moncton, CUP eee oc ccsh ‘'v geistibsctals © Oe Rilla May, bm by Alice Clay,
W 4H Bowen, St Joho,N B,
(Bowen) .... vs Pe Alexor, Amos ‘Kiter * Amherst
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Time, 2.245, 2.26, 2. 28, 2 2. 29
FREE FOR ALL.
There were three starters in this class, Arc Light, Provider and Montrose, baving positions in the order named. Minnie, Beau Prince and Button were drawn.
The race was one of the most hotly con- tested that has been seen on the park for years. Arc Light took a slight lead at the first turn with the other two close bebind, Provider baving second position. After passing the quarter the space between the horses was narrowed ma~ lerially and when they came under the wireat tbe half Provider and Montrose were neck and neck, with Arelight close by. {After passing the half Montrose broke, but after regaining his teet tlie gelding made up tor lost time and soon came up with the leader. Coming up the stretch Montrose and Provider were neck and neck, but just before the finish Montrose again oroke and dropped to third place. Arclight finiebed second.
The second heat was also won by Pro~ vider, who held the lesd throughout. Montrose made a break at the first turn nnd fell behind a considerable distance. Coming up the stretch he pase*d Arc- light aod came up with the leader; but just before reaching the wire he went off bis feet and lost to Arclight.
The third heat and the race was also captured by Provider. Montrose, who broke badly and fell behind just after the start, caught up on the back stretch on the second half, and eer Provider hard for
Fast Time-—The
Avelight was a good third.
irst piace, wing is the summary :
Same day and track. Free for all. Paras O58, theee moneys. Mile heats, best three “ tive.
p ovider, ch 8, by Preceptor, W 8S Me Kie, Ch town, (Biack)........... 2s 3 } Arclight, W H Fowler, St John,
Bowen). -243 Montrose, b lg g, by Aimeet W ilkes,
EL Roi Wil! is, St John, (Willis) 833
Time 2,22}, 2.254, 2.244,
2.30 CLASs. | Seven horses faced the starter in thix fevent. They were Bonny F, Fleetwood,
Ouward, Hats asu, Belnut, Ale sont Wilkes | and Joe Younghart., All Bird and Lady | Chief were draw n. Bonny F had the jole, and the others had positiors as above. | Onward took the lead at the first turn 1 and held it throughout the heat. Bonny F finished second, Almont Wilkes third, Belout fourth, and Joe Youngbart fifth. F leet wood and Hatasu got the flag. On- ward also landed a winner in the second heat, Bonny F again finished second, Almont Wilkes was third, Joe Younghart fourth and Belnut fifth.
The third heat and race was captured by Onward, Bonny F second, with Belnut
third, Almont Wilkes fourth and Joe Younoghart fifth. Onward takes first money, Bonny F
second, Almont Wilkes third. The summaay :
239 claes. Purse Mile heats, best
Same day and track. $150, three moneys. three in five.
Ooward, bli g, by Riley’s Dean, J A Leaman & Co, Halifax (Boutel-
SN ch dcditadiiniipintegtebsee cao Bonny F, E H Foster, ‘Halifax,
(Brown). .
Almont Wilkes, b a. by Rlecntede;. J M Nicho'son, Ch’town, (Nich- MRR cues ‘cine eaten oe
Belnut, b 8, by Nutwood, S W Bligh, Berwick, N S, (Rockwell) 4 5 3
Joe Youngheart, b g, by Nutwood, Martin D Waish, Parrsboro, N 8, ( Fraser)......+.
F leet wood, bs 8, by Preceptor, ‘Harry Morris, Ch’ town ROIS (Crae- well. rd aaa ad le
Hatasu, b m, ‘by Golden, “Milford Farm, Ch’town Royalty, (Leckie) dis
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All departments of Prize Lists revieed and increased. Large Special Prizes in Live Stock and Dairy Products. Live stock enters Wednesday 14th and leaves Wednesday 2] st. Grand display of the Forest Life of New Brunswick. Wild Animals, Biris, Ins2sts, plants andfungi showaia their natura
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Prizes Lege red for Nataral History Collections.
A Large and varied Dispiay of Fish Products and Fishery Appliances,
Mac hinery of all kinds in Motion—with many Manufacturing Novelties.
Prizes offered for best Manufacturer’s Display.
HOLIDAY SEEKERS Will finda varying round ofattractions in Amusement ‘Hall’ and the Wonderful performances, upon the Grounds, in front of the New Grand Stand.
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