Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-10-16
N. A. M. & Al. SOCIETY.
FIRST DAY.

day, and ali attractive speed programme, con
sisting of two running races and one trottin,
race, called cut good attendance yesterday
at the Carson course. The number from
abroad was not large, but the Reno delegation
doomed up magnifcently, or would have
doomed up magnifcently had it been on hand
to loom up.
The Judges were Messrs j. g. Chesley, E.
j. Parkinson and j. nj. Woodworth, and the
Timers were Messrs. Hynes, Simpson and
Jonathan.
The entries for the first race were Allen s
Madge Duke, Winston's Illusion and George s
Dice Box, the pools going in the above order,
Dice Box had the pole, Madge Duke second
place, with Illusion on the outside.
Madge Duke shot ahead at the word, lead
ing by long distance to the three quarter
pole, Illusion and Dice Box running side by
side Turning into the quarter stretch
Illusion passed the bay stallion, holding
one place, with Madge Duke leading and
winning the race and first money. Time
1:464
One mile dash; purse $3.50; first horse $780, second
NJ. NJ. Allen enters b. m. Madge Duke, cslors cherry
and blue.
Y B. Winston enters M Illusion coors blue and black.
Wesley George enters b. Dice Box, coors red and
black.
Madse Duke.
Illusion
Time, l46s
For the second race, mile and repeat, there
were two entries, Glenita and Maggie S,
Twilight having been Withdrawn. GIenita
the fayorite.
The horses had handsome start, Maggie
S at the pole On the first turn Glenita
jumped to the front, which position she held
with ease throughout the heat, and coming in
a couple of lengths ahead in Az,
The second heat was substantially repeti-
ton of the first The mares ran abreast to
the half mile pole, after passing which
Maggie appeared, in horse phrase, to quit,
and Genita came home an easy winner in
the same time the first heat, AZ.
SUMMARY.
Free for all mile and repeat: purse 5000; first horse
1920 second horse $780, third horse $50 First horse under
The rules, got first and third money!
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blue.
Genita
Time l:47l IA.
For trotting race, go class, the following
entries were made:
Irwin Ayre's br g. Surprise, E. H. Dow
aer's g. G. Mcclellan, E. V. Spencer's b. NJ
Belle Spencer, Lloyd Hills 5. g. Stonewall
Jackson.
The horses got the start in the following
positions, Belle having the pole, Surprise sec
fourth. There was considerable swapping of
positions in this heat, and good deal of very
bad breaking. Mcclellan showed himself
good footer but an unlucky breaker, and when
no kept to his work he led the field. The
horses were placed in the following order:
Surprise first, Belle Spencer second, Mcclellan
bird and Stonewall Jackson a bad fourth
Time, 2509.
In the second heat Surprise took first place,
retaining it to the close, the other horses
barely saving their distances, coming home in
he following order Mcclellan second, Belle
Spencer third, and Jackson, as before, bring
ng up the rear of the procession. Time,
':42t.
Before this heat the mare was decided
avorite, but strong suspicious were enter
aimed of "a chuck, and Dan Dennison was
substituted for Bellies former driver. Sur .,
rise came jogging in away ahead of the
theirs, and it was supposed that he had the }
eat and race. But Dennison, who talked
considerably about the mare being "chucked,"
'as strongly suspected of doing some of that
0rt of thing himself, as she was driven in
cry singular manner. The judges decided {
satisfaction, the friends of Surprise claim a
lg that they were no parties to any job s
galnst the mare even if there had been a T
,b. t
Firing out being in order it now came Den a
isons time, and another party was put in f
barge of Belle Spencer. But yesterday I'M il
oubtedly wasn't her day. Surprise had o
lings his own way in this heat, as in others, S.
nd came jogging in first in 24941, the mare "
,cond, Mcclellan third and Stonewall Jack q
IN in his old place. D
SUMMARY. +,
Surprise OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. D
Mcclellan. ..........................3 23 r
Belle spencer r;
Stonewall jackson. Observation-Disclosures.
Time, 26oi 2:424, 249i
Taken as a whole, yesterday was good A
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