Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-10-19
N. A. M. 4 NJ. SOCIETY.
FOURTH DAY


as the excellent speed programme warranted.
For the first race, three quarter dash, there
were four entries, Glenta, Conner, Red Oak
and Illusion, the horses showing up in the
pools in the order above given. The positions
were assigned the horses in the following
order: Common first, Illusion second, Red Oak
third and Glenita fourth. After several false
starts the white flag was dropped and off the
horses dashed. Down the quarter stretch
they came at rafting pace, Conner coming
under the wire length ahead of Glenta !,
Red Cross third and Illusion fourth, the lat
ter having turned plate in the race. The
excellent time of :15a was scored, or second
better time than was made at the late State
| Fair in Sacramento.
SUMMARY.
Three-quarter dash free for ALL Purse sl00 $75 to
first and s25 to second horse.
Theo Winters cb. Conner celors, orange and
H. walsh enters b. N Glenita eoors red white and
H. Lukin enters s. g. Red Cross, colors light blue
T. B. Winston enters b. Illusion, colors, blue and
black.
Time 1l53.
The two mile and repeat trottlng race was
called up and the horses were assigned places in
the following order: Democrat at the pole, Sur
prise second, Patchen Girl third, Starr fourth
and McClelen fifth. In the pools Democrat
brought $50, Patchen Girl 20 and the field
S25. After two scorings the horses were sent
off The first mile was void of interest. and
was made in 2:47, Surprise leading, closely
followed by Patchen Girl, Starr third, Dem
the second mile which closed the heat,
Starr the winner, Surprise second,
Patchen Girl third, Democrat fourth and Nc
Clellan declared distanced. Time, 5:27i.
The horses were sent with but little diff
Guilty for the second heat, Patchen Girl taking
the lead and holding it throughout the heat
The first mile, made i'll pa, showed Dem
ocrat second, Surprise and Starr third and
fourth positions. The horses at the close of
the heat were strung out in this order:
Patchen Girl couple of lengths ahead of
Surprise, Democrat third, and Starr, the win
ner of the former heat, last in the race. Time,
5:27a
In the third heat, which proved the final
one, Patchen Girl went to the front, as before,
followed by Starr, Surprise next, and Dem
ocrat trailing, in which positions they went
under the wire. Time, 2:44. The same
positions were held in the second mile,
except that Starr made big effort for
the heat, but broke badly, thus leaving
Patchen girl an easy winner of the heat and
race in 500.
Trotting two miles and repeat Pure $s0e; 500 for
first, $50 for second, and 800 for third horse
L. Kennedy enters b. IN. Patchen Girl .......... II
A. l.. Hynes enters br. 9. Surprise ............
W. H. Cade enters b. e Starr .................l 2
NJ Caravan enters b. z. Democrat. ............
Z. Downer enters &. G. Mcclellan ........... dist.
Time, 5274, 5:279, 5:26.
With the above race closed the Fall
meeting of the n A. NJ and NJ Society.
The season of four days has shown well select
I'D speed programmes, running and trotting,
md horsemen and others ought to be satisfied
With the meeting. The purses were
LIBERAL enough to bring turfmen from
Ill portions of the Coast, and the first
tables of California and Nevada were fully
represented. The meeting was not a finan-
al success, but this we attribute to the
tringency of the times. We believe that all
air. minded attendants of the late races will
,ear testimony to the fact that the Society
ndeavored to satisfy those who patronized it,
nd that the carrying out of jobs, so common
hese times even we'll regulated race
curses, was not permitted. The judges
rred, In our opinion, on several occasions in
flowing too much "back talk" from parties
tho should never have been allowed to air
heir complaints at the stand. But this error t
,as on the side of leniency. The manage
lent of the Society is in good hands, and we
ope and expect to see the future meetings '
uccessful in high degree. The APPEAL re-
orter takes this opportunity of thanking all
le officers of the Society for numerous
extended during the week. o
STOCKS" Great Caesar has the bottom 7
ropped out 7" cried an excited stock dealer \
ssterday noon, when he saw that Sierra b
evada had closed at $56 5O-a drop of $32 so v
nee Wednesday. This break in the mar v
st will doubtless again strand many mans o
nancial bark upon the beach of ruin. 1t Al
as currently reported yesterday that the ore Il
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