Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-01

Fall Meeting, Is73-Fonrth' Day.
FRIDAY, October 81.

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many on the track that had not attended
before, but came to take part in the for
NAL wind mp of the fall meeting. The
nature Of the races and character o. the
horses entered, offered the prospect of Il
fine entertainment, which, we can say,
WAS fully realized. Providence. if the
orthodox viii permit the use of the term
in this connection, seemed to smile.
through the weather, upnn the last day
Of the sport more beni-n'y than ever
At noon \ hand;nl of spectators mere
pioneer band Of the crowd that was to
arrive later. had Ca'h.r-ltr witness the
THIRD HALF NILE MAT
Of the race continued from the day be-
fore. between the two l,ss ,:ifnl sorr,
rurnrrs. Jordan and z nt, for Prise
of $3.50. Jordan, after IN. king pretty
raee with krn'. reached the Outcome
nearly one length ahead in 49,. seconds.
an ,rriad OF the none. Tae regular
programme Of the day WAS introduced
with the three in i've ,1Dning race, mile
heats, between
BOIs dare and HErcIE FORGE
two thorous hbreds. The latter had
distanced the former two days before and
was rather the favo-ita, although near
everybody believed Bots dare the. ter
horse Net;le vas in per,e-1 trim; .-..
as to whether her stallion competitor
was or not, the crowd seemed to question.
THE yIRsT HEAT
Bots dare, on the inside, sprang ahead
in series of terrible leaps and kept Well
in advance Of the mare fox a half milk.
when she began to gain and gradually
lessened the interval between them to
tie outcome, whero Bots dare came |
il winner by nearly al entire length. |
His time, 1904. The pools. which had
been selling nearly even, continued 10
SO for the same in
The SECOND HEAT,
it being p-e,uIne,i that Nettie vas held
back on the irst to ont wind the stallion
on the next, and Bots d Arc being re-
lrled the feeter horse. thoash evil
d ntly worried by the FIST round. He
We II OF ahead, and, rs before the mare
gained on him towards the end of the
mile. but did not over:ahe him. Bots
d Arc first by one length. Time. 1914.
Conf hence in Ro:s dare was .Lus re
. iablisted and in
THE THIRD HEAT
be sold at his probable real worth in
The rsce-two to one. He showed his :
lg'y dispos ton in starting but again on
he tlrf, he went as well as ever The ,
'peed and bottom of the two horses had |
undergone square test. It was Bots :
Arcs heat, race and money. Time
80. For The
$50 YARDS Dash {
i've borses were entered for purse of 4
ESQ, and S25 entrance money. Only T
lie. so-rel marc, entered by r. X s
lien. ani Agate, sorrel eelding, entered ?
y Billy Appleboe, appeared on the I
AFT. The dash was pretiily made. and >
'on by Belle in 341. seconds. The h
ext performance, which was anticipated ;,
it'll considerable interest. was half mile
aeipg i.sat by Jim Orndorf's roam horse
Trif1e" for record rs the fastest PAGER al
! the State. Billy Applebee accom- hi
aniel the PAGER in On Agate, which d, ~:
sris btly runner bad TO spread himself s.
, ! lose 10 time il keeping mp. Triae's pc
ne. which could have been somewhat h'
duced if he had been thoroughly IT
,rked down for the test, ia. Purse tn
20.
The judges were C. 4. V. Putnam, ra
Al. c. Wright, and L. T. Fox: the 6
ter two gentlemen, assisted by Hon. hi
rry Schooling, acting as time keepers, da
10. j. Mart Reese, distance Judge A.
n. Van Reed and w. G. Squires. yu
troll judges. After the announcement en1
TRIES time, Mr.. C. A. v. Putnam. Sal
ate Printer, who possesses in addition les
a thorough knowledge of practical G
nting as well as the first order of
ent az newspaper writer. o perfect
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