Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-10-06
FALL MEBTING-LAsT DAY.

Coast, had the effect of an Increased attend
ance over the other days of the meeting, and
yet the crowd was not as large as it should
have been. All who attended were amply
paid for being there, for it was fine days
sport
The Judges for the day were s. T. Swift,
Hank Phillips and W. S. Byrne, the Timers
the same as on the former days.
The first was 600 yards dash between CHI.
IN. Flora" and b. M Weasel, >" " Flora" at
the pole and the bay mare on the outside
Won by "Weasel" by about four lengths in
O34 1t was a disgraceful chuck, bung-
lingly managed, and properly enough pools
were declared off.
The horses were Immediately called up for
the five mile trot, for 5000 purse, for which
the following entries had been made Dan.
Denisons br. g. "John Stewart" W. Eel.
Cade's br G. "Dirigo," and John Williams
3. e. "Gov. Stanford" The horses got their
positions in the order above named, and had
a splendid send-off on the first trial. They
passed under the wire on the first nile
Stewart length ahead of Dirigo,"
" Stanford" a hundred yards behind. Time,
2:49. They maintained about the same po-
sitions in the second mile, " Stanford short
ening the distance few yards between HIM
self and the second horse. Time for two
miles, 5:28 On the third mile, in the quarter
stretch, "Stanford" took second place, being
four lengths behind " Stewart" as the stand
was passed Time of three miles, 1928. At
the close Of the fourth mile d" Stanford" was
tapping Stewart" 'Dirigo" hundred yards
behind. Time of four miles, 11:17. At the
close of the fifth mile L" Stewart came in
about twenty yards ahead of Stanford"
Dirigo" about half way up the quarter
stretch. Time of FIVE miles, IA minutes.
SUMMARY.
N. A. NJ. and NJ Society's Course, Carson,
New, October 5, 1879.-Trotting race free |
for all, miles out, for Society purse of |
5000, first horse to receive $3.50, second |
horse $3.50.
Dan Denison names br. g. John Stewart. Il
John Williams names br. q. Gov. Stanford. 2
W. H. Cade DANES br. g. Dirigo ..........3
Time, IA minutes.
SECOND RACE
Was trot, mile heats, 3 in 5, for purse
Of 81 $50, 1915 to first horse, $3.50 to second
md 1925 for third. The entries for this purse
we're Hines b. 2. "Gold Note" Newton's
:. @. Haymaker," drawn Newman's br. m.
Lady Emmett, Williams 8. G. Graves,
yade's Dirigo" being drawn. " Graves"
lad the pole, "Gold Note" second and "Lady
Emmett" on the outside. They got the word
It the first time and an even start. The heat {
vas never in doubt, " Graves" apparently t
,laying with the others, and coming under t
he wire on jog, Gold Note" second, and t
Lady Emmett" third. Time, 2:34. l
SECOND HEAT. c
For the second heat after one false start i
hey got word, all the horses being level. The s
eat was but repetition of the last, except c
8 regards the time, "Gold Note" trotting re- Il
aarkably well and causing 'Graves" to make
he heat some six and three-quarter seconds T.
aster than the last, " Graves winning the
eat, "Gold Note" second, and Emmett" f
anne as last heat Time, 2:274. l
THIRD HEAT. .
For this heat the horses got the word at Ii
ne first trial. g Graves" had it all his own IL
ay, and won as he pleased. "Gold Note 81
,cond, and the " Lady" in her usual place, 7
ST. Time, 2:322. n
SUMMARY - b
. A. NJ and M. Society's Course, Carson, L
New. October s. 1873 -Trotting race, free NJ
for all, mile heats, in 5, for the Society's 49,
purse of 81 $50 +; first horse $975, second =,
$3.50, third $125. 81
ohn Williams names g. g. Graves III 81
L. Hines names b. e. Gold Note q b.
w. Newman names br. IN. Lady EN- C
3. Newton names G. G. Haymaker. drawn \,
?. H. Cade names b. G. Dirigo. 800. drawn ~
Time, 2:34, 2:27{, 2;323. M
PACING RACE. al
The next was pacing race for purse of III
90. mile heats, 2 in 3. "Dan Rice" and Ut
Tracy" we're the contestants. Mckee fooled VI
Dan Rice" and Hines was the pilot for u ~
Tracy." "Rice" is a bay gelding, and
Tracy" is a sorrel gelding They got the
ord at the second trial, " Rice" slightly in of
g lead. On the first quarter "Rice" broke d.
I'd " Tracy" took the lead. On the back he
reich Rice" closed up and took the lead. er
t the half @ Tracy" made bad break, and 40
the three-quarter pole was nearly dis he
nee to the bad. From there in, however, fe
came I'D lively and lost the heat by only ~,