Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-10-03
n. A. NJ. AND M. SOCIETY.
FALL MISUNDERSTOOD DAY.

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weather might have passed for the Indian
Summer variety but for lack of hazlness i'll
the atmosphere and the presence OF an lnvIg-
Grating breeze. The attendance was fair, but
not such as it should have been considering
the liberal purses offered. Western Nevada
was well represented, and California sent
good representation. The Little Girls Band,
under the able leadership of Prof Spargo,
dscoursed (this is always a good word III the
musical connection) exquisite music the Sc
ductve voice of Jim Orndortf, as he enqulred
" How much for the first choice 2 came IN
cheerily the siren-lke tones of the chpck-a
luck man were the sweetest of harmonies to
the turf FLOWING ear, and ali the surroundings
were pleasant reminders of the . Darby, you
know
The Judges for the days races were J. W.
| Thompson, E. j. Parkinson and JAS. Gate
wood the Timers were L. n. Breed and
Smith Hill
The first was mile dash for two year olds,
$50 entrance, half forfeit, the Society adding
500, the second horse to save entrance. For
this race L. Martin named b. {. " Expert
ment, colors purple and pink; E. J. Bald
! will named Gu f. -, drab aud red, and
Henry Schwartz named 5. f. ''Rompiug Girl,
red and black. The horses were called up at
| 215 o'clock and assigned their places III the
following order The Baldwin FLY first,
" Experiment" second and Z" konring Girl
third
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The FLIES We're sent of in the order in
which they had been placed, 4" Rompns |
Girl" behaving badly and getting the worst
of the send-cf The Baldwin FLY led from
the start, - Experiment second and the |
g Girl following till reaching the halfmile |
pole, when she took and retained the second |
place, holding it till in the quarter stretch
d" Experiment passed her The Baldwin
FLY crossed the score two lengths ahead, |
" Experiment" leading 'Romping Girl" about
four lengths. Time, 1:57!.
SUMMARY
n. A. NJ. and NJ Socicty-Running, mile
dash, for two year Odds. Stake race with
5000 Society purse added.
E. j. Baldwin names CHI +. --, colors
drab and pink. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1
L. Martin names b. +. Experiment, colors
red and pink. ....................
Henry Schwartz names S f. Romplng Girl,
coIors red and black. ........,........ 3
Time, 1:575.
The second race was mile heats 3 in 5, free
for all, for 5000 purse, first horse $50, the
second $50 For this were the following
entries Martins b. f. " Gleniti, colors
purple and red; Henry Schwartz's $. C, MARK
L, ; colors red and black; Aliens m. Mol
lie H., colors orange and white. Baldwin's
" Clara D. " was withdrawn. In the pools
" Mark L. was decided favorite, having at
the late California State Fair ran the two
fastest consecutive miles ever recorded,
namely: 1:43 and 1929 "Gleniti' was sec
oud choice, MoJe Fl. selling low down in
the figures. The horses were called up
promptly enough, but it was well into the
afternoon before they were started Their
positions were :" Noble II. on the inside,
"Gleniti' second place, and ''Mark L. on
the outside. Considering Mark /. S" bad
reputation asa starter the horses got a irsend
away, ''Gleniti" leading for a couple of hun
dred yards, 'EMolle II. 3" close at her heels,
with MARK [" closing gap magnifcentIy,
which he accomplished before reaching the E
quarter pole From this point home it was
glorious struggle between the bay mare and
u Mark L., both flying nose to nose down the
the horse crossing the score 5
lecl ahead in A, ''Mollie H." discoutag-
ng third. This was the prettiest heat ever
Known above Sacramento, and the fastest by
several seconds ever run Ill Nevada. y
SECOND HEAT.
After long sinking spell on the part OF
Mark l.. the horses were sent off in about
he order of the former heat. ''Gleniti"
md "Mark L." ran together to the three
quarter pole, when the former dropped to a
bird place, and "Mollie H. u" made plucky
tut unsuccessful brush for the heat 'Mark
L." came in length ahead under pull,
'Mollie H. taking whip and spur freely, with
'Gleniti' couple of lengths in the rear.
Time, l:47. q,
THIRD HEAT.
The horses were got off after two or three
ttempts, "Mollie H. this time acting qnIte
unpretty" in the matter of starting This Al
eat was somewhat devoid of interest, all
8 it was clearly "Mark L. s" from the bell