Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-26

Ton Hse and BsshaS were called cut Q
the same tine to trot Tor the soeiety's premi
uuas Of SIS and $40 for the best and eecont
beet trottiDg s'aiiIoBs-tne h.ats Of he twt
matches to aitsFnste At the sanie time.
We report the heats Of the matched horse,
first
FIgsr HrAT-HayiDg scored twice they go
eff a, fine ,rot the Musca,ine team b.
length ahead. which position was mailt tainet
up To IN. back stretch and un.ii catering the
second turn. hen the Gal-sburg team brush
ed Up. al taking the Advantage OF q bad
break on the part Of its sivsl. Iassed Musca-
tine and took The lead at q powerful trot. .e1m'
| ing down the home stre.ch and pIesng the
score at fun length shssd Here Muscstine
| br.ke badly and Gai.sburs crowded In, in.
C rasing the b each al every stride, but Oh
entering the back stretch bioSe bAd!y, and te-
| tore ag,in sitting down 10 work MuseatID-
was vii up, but sgaln broke badiy, and
| Galeshurg made the second turn and ", n tn =
| heat BY several lengths in 3:lZ z.
SrcosD HEAr.-The team came up il good
spirit and ent.rei tn. first turn-Muscsiine
two leug,h- ahead which Iost b break
and Gal1sburg came up and In making the
back stretch took the lead and entered tue
second turn one length ahead when another
break was made ami the teams rounded ,n,o
the home etr.,ch neck and neck Gaiesburg
broke and MuscatiDe took the iese, and
pass-d 'e score a hat length oheod The
next half mile was . series of dashes and
breaks Of the most lndicrous character. Mus
criine finally succeeding in getting round one
bali length ahead, in 32ll IL
THIRD HEAT The teams entered the heat
in better working order than before. and Mus
catine rounded the fist turn two lengths
ahead. which WAS Improved upon until reach
la, the quarter pole when another break was
made aud 10 the second tufn Gales burg close
the gap handsomely, but was unable to tax Z
the lead. The rest OF the heat was badly
trokeu but Mu-catine had the ability or z Cd
fortune TO wiz in 3'l7
The race the source of much fun for the
multitude present. Both teams showed tha
with proper training they will be able to
make their mile in three minutes
ircttlng race fol the fsste-t stallion S75 to |
til irst aE1 $40 to he nd
.Eos. Green entered the b'. 3. Young Bashaw.
years Old
J ) Wolf entered tie b. g. To.a llyer, aged
II years
FIhsT Hg.T.-Toua Hyer first appeared on the
tTacn az ar.nily 10 4u'et as kitten, and his own
er hopel he wou.a releem the lost iauIe s ct yes
ieliay, and urove that i!kc Napoleon, he was never
more 10 oe drea led, Id Al nls reyeGses. bashAw
soon followed CAIN as a summers morning.
Inc JUICES announced ma the winning horse
nus tasc thr g Out oi five heats.
dyer drew the INSIDE i:aek and they were # at
he ni.t tf.al, m lite ahc4d ;.ae gained 70
tue first tam 50 as t. app-ar elgtn ahe4i and
Tn Dte st.et,tf n q spI l,s.! t,
chgths. BasEaw broke at the hist urn, but soon
;ett.eu down 10 his work ana as he cI.eleu the
ecoEd III q, tie eTept up t. ON 1T Il burst OF
iced. wnicn catrlcu lem of his tfot, and Dasa-
iw got lead oi . length, u be bso coming
iowa tue ho4ne srotcn and Tom catching his trot
lr-t passed the Gre ieu,tL anetd which at the
irst turn h Increased to TWO, and this osIion g
AaiA talh 10 the quarter post, whos the black
hades Of BashaN ciin riAg to I ON Ike ,,r III h
acei his nose htst at ION $ wheel 1t the ,ecobd
.rr. anu Ia en,eiing the h"nie tts,ca passed
i.l, and len apparently Il diapaf bg-he and
1a h y pa sea tne stani length ahead Tom
uuniny over the score but not klng as badly
!. yesterday. Time. 335
-AcoSD aEAr.-Doh 10. ses COO ed off wei. and
ainc up TO the call Of the judges. ready FIR the
t.lse.
bas Jaw had the inside track and they were off
T.ta good start, Dashaw Lalf length ahead.
II the hrs. turn iotn was at Dashans kiTih bat !
L entering tne back stretcn lie broke and asLaw
asscd ,he IA irer post, full three eut his AHEAD,
hicA helmlroTed In paS>in.5 the second turn.
on pa stfiaias MS trut, walch he dd not de
II entering tae home stretch, nos able TO
sernaui DashaW, aad they Continued IN this 70.
Iuop, unill passing tie first turn, VIII. Tom !
lads v!5or5!s ell.r tor tno lead, ani pursued t
i afoun, tbs back stretch, to the turn :or uJI.e
aea he appeared neaily even wlth Eashaw, bat
lhe Lat e swered his call to. the ilni,
ioc he uutitottu loo. ai.d t. latter broke ard
asEAw came ac oss thc d winner by
myth Ion On IGu.
b4snAw lna'ie Eeithe. skip nor break during
~ heat. lime. 2.3i
THIRD nHAr.-TAo horses both cooled Of vel
I'D answered 10 The call OF me as eager d. ever. i
hey stared at the sIst lrla!. ON N the out- :
4, dned t. the iirst turn. but Ill round ~ it
shaw bad The advantage OF the turi. IN his ia
oF and oo the back stretch te improved his lead
tue Tom ske he ~ h quarter post
u, settled quickly to h.s work and ICY ent red ,
tIing by good length. All The Wy round the t
rst iufE,and TO the quarter post the horses dew \
ke bullets, Tom up to Basnaw's girth. On enter
: the nome stretcs, at the distance post basGaw u
ri ii siear lea 1 of iengfh when Tom broke AID =
our sight he gained ull len. b at.d even nor,
II lie strides to-n tn post he strucE his trot
ID passed it half a leng.h ahead. Bashaw trot- 4
d evenly throu4h the neat withouta break. r
The judges gave.ths heat to Hyer, which pro- =
iced ciscontent as lem to the Ju,siders gainrd z
1T from the decision of the judges there is no
opeal an ii i. tee duty OF every man TO submit
it. The time Vas the fastest ever maze on this
,uI,e: 2:31 q
FouKrH HgAr-The judges to prevent any lis
lte as 10 breaking, placed several persons at such
arts OF the Sc as they could not to tuli G
vantage, and notified the drivers. tn at the rules
the course must be observed and if a horse
reaks and gains, he loses twice what be gains. =.
he rse both SCENE | to feel the effect Of the
st heat, Bashaw the most. They started at t.
le st trial; Tom Oh the INSIDE with half Ieng th
neai which he improved to the Grst turn ~hece
a haw broke and lost two full lengths before he
,tted 10 mis- work and having .egalued this loss,
ct. re he Ak iin broke, Tom IN entering the hume q
re tch also broke, but settled down il iew
r,aes, and passed the stand, three Lengths ahead
lth the heat 81 in hand barring accident
asbaw got uearly to bis wheel at the sec md
Arm. entered the home stretch with an effort
1r the beat, but Tom well in hand, put all
team and carried Bsshaw off his teet, wiuling the
eat 10y more than aicngth, Bashaw psssing the {
core in a run. lime: 2:36 .
FIFTH II Ar.-Both horse sweated out we'll, J
'ashaw better than On the last heat.
hey started at the first efforts and Perry
truck Toms wheel, just they were
yer the SC, re. Tom lead half length to the
rst urn which he improved in winding to the
ack stretch, bash Raw making break, bu is down .
ooner than common for him Os the miidie OF
he back stretch. he WAS at Toms wheel with his
rose, at the second turn at his girih, apparently
bout to pass him, but dii not. here seemed to
DC some trouble here, the Lorses being close to-
,ether, and 1t turned out that Basaaw's suiky got
spoke broken fom made slight bre k and
gained. He came dows the home stretch length
Inead, and gained at the fret turn. but bash .w
lade up 10 him on the back stretch but wa car
led from has stride; settled down In moment
Ind they entered for home close to gether, each
doing his best. BashAw d, the entrance vas at
om's gr b, but the latter KIP: steady to his
work AMI came GU length ahead
Perry for hahaw aimed the heat for the swerve
of Tom Oh the second turn and alleged it threw