Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-05-31
sham Ha, , and his B. H., racc.

Some forty years ago, the managers q a race
course near Brownsville, on the Mon0ns ahela
published notice OF race, one mile heats. OF a
Iar.iclar day, for purse Of one hundred dol
lars, free for any thing with four legs and nar
on man in the neiguborhood, named lIavs,
had bull that he was in the habit OF hiding to
mill with his gag OF corn, and he determined to
eite him for the race. lie said notaipp about
It 10 any one; but rode hn round the track Il
number ct times on several moonlight nirhts,
until the ball lad the hang of the grou.l. ..ret-
" well, End wo"ld keep the right course He
rode with spurs, which the b'.l considered ar
utllarly dIsa9 reeaLle; SO much so that he ALWAYS
beloved W4en ,hey were applied to s sides
On the morning OF the race, Hays came unoA
he ground on horseback o. his bail. IDstea,
o, saddle, he had adried OK hide, tie head oa.t
OF which with the HONS sal, on, ne had place |
OF the bu Is rrmp. lie a. led L short IL. horn
il his hand. He ole 20 Tie Judges stand and
o-red to enter ais bull for tie race; hu. ilo own
crs OF the horses nat were entered objected
Hays appealed % le notice, insisting that his hull
had, toEr legs ald hair or a1d mat therefore
he had right to ca,er hlin. After q rood deal
Of cussil and DISCUSSING. he Judges declared
themselves compelled 10 decide that the bull had
he right to r',,, aid was entered accordingly
! VI Ien The time Tor starting arrived the bun
and the horses took heir places. The 6orsp-
racers were our ofhumora al bein" bot cred with
the lllI, and at the burlcsq6e which they SIM
posed was nte,Led, but thought that would all
Dc over as soon as ne horses started When Tho
signal was given they did start. Favs rave p
blast with bis norm ami sunk his spur, ito the
boil sides. who boarded ol'Ui.h tie rjble bavl
ala no lriiiing speed, the drie3 ox-hdc fla ,ni1o
Il and 'loWr. end rafting at every iu.,H. n2hino
4t,..,. -
or FACE course before The horses al flew
the track. e cry ole saemiag - b. seized = IN
sudden determination TO taae he shortest On, f..
Get out of the heds,one country. I'D moi ore nr
Them c, aid b. brought back in time to sava tI,ai-
distance The pu. Sc was 81, Ell 20 HAYS urdar
a great deal OF hard sv ealiYr on the Dart Of tha
owne;s Ct tie horses. \ gener', row cnsncd.
hut he fun OF the hing put he -owI a on the
side Of the bull. The hos 'cu COZ ,nicdtl,v
were swine led OFT of their purse, and that ii il
hadnot been !ol Lays hon and thn hide winch
he ought not q have blcn permitted t. bring on
the g:otnd, the TANG would rot have u ned or,t
as il did. tpoa tins. HAYS TEL / thnm dat lis
bnI, could beat any OF theic hoses "a, how. and
i they Wo1id PAT UnG hGAI.cl dollars aca;pst
u'r purse which he lad Wol. he would take or
he X-l.Ide and leave his tin hon. ana ANA fair
race Wtl thcG. His Cilsr vas accen,aG and
the money stckod. Ineg again tco,, heir pla-
rc2 Il the staring posi-, am ,Ia sierra, was given.
lays gave the ball a!o.l Ter touch .th his spnr.
AMI tie b"l gGyc aao,hcr treLleado9s below
The horses remembered the nor. .lo sound, and
thought ril ne rest was come as before.
Away icy w2at aga.a in spite OF a,I the e.o.-
IONS OF t'o.r riders. white bays gallope4 his
""il ouni the tract. again and Won IT,. money.
from that time hey nicknamad Kim S AN flaws.
lie Afterwards ramov i 70 Ohio, bet his nick
re ne stack 10 HIN as Iong IS b. lived.
-. Y. Sniri. Of TIE Tirlns