The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-08-30
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horse. and then drew the painting sniInsi
up TO where Mr.. Stevens was standine
with the second one. 1t vas the work o:
but three seconds To dismoun, and 2gaip
occupy u sea; in the saddle. and the
SECOND NILE WAS COMMENCED.
Thus did sine continue To ride, dismoum
and remOunt until nine miles had beer
trayersed, when she left the track and re-
ceived the congratulations Of her many
admirers who were in attendance. She
was asked ii she felt fatigued and replied,
"NOt in the lenst." .'
Tha. Miss Archer l. q remarkable ride
there is no question. While she was prac-
,icing, there vas present - interested
spectators two gentlemen who have
witnessed contests between Mis-
Curtis. vi Kansas, and Mis-.
Piuneo, Of Colorado. These gentlemen IT
formed the BAzoO representative that Mis-
Archer was much
BErTKR AND MORE SRAcEFCL RIDE
.hAn Miss Curtis, and was formidahl.
rival Of Miss Pinneo. When il is remen
bcre,l that Miss Pinneo is considered the
champion lady rider OF the country, Mis-
Archer can feel not little complimented
She is possessed Of great physical endur
ance. and has the utmost confidence in he,
ability to win the race with Miss Still.
which goes not little ways in q contest o,
this kind. Prior To p-acticinS for this coz
tes, Miss Archer had
CONSIDERABLE EXPERIENCE IN EoCE>-
TRIANI>M.
rs Is evidenced by the manner in whirb
she handles her steeds. No such words a.
fear or fail are to he found in her vOcabu
larv. She is OF the most independent di>
position. and most of her riding has beer
done under her own free will. although she
Of course receives valuable instruction
from Messrs Stevens and Douglass. who
Yre ALWAYS in attendance upon her wher
she is practicing.
\ couple of mornings ago, at the park,
Miss Archer, in changing from one horse
To another. accomplished the task
i'm from three to six seconds
She is on the ground before TIE
animal has fairly come to Il standstiu and
BOUNDS To THE RACK oF THE SIZED
in waiting. and is of like nash. Those
" no have witnessed these changes say they
never saw them excelled BY any one.
Mr.. Stevens. in speaking Of Miss Az
cheers powers If endurance, says he hs>
never before seen anything to equal IT,
"Why," said he, "she could ride the horse>
to death without experiencing the least
Miss Nellie overheard the remark ami
said: THE riding does not tire me hall
80 much as il excites Mr.. Stevens" and a.
She said il she gave a ringing laugh thar
rcsoun,ied throughout the building.
Those who attend the exposition "n
Tuesday.
THE OPENING DAY.
will he abunsantlv repaid tor Their
trouble. In this race they will witness
riding such as they never dreamed OF, and
ii Miss Archer does not carry of the prize
The BAzOo misses its guess. She believe.
she can win, and those who have witnessed
her efforts are of the same opinion, AMI
are ready to back her with their money
The scene at the race course on each
morning is spirited one, and those
who have leisure hour should
no, fail tn be in attendance some day BE-
tween : AMI 3 o'clock 4. m. The noted
in training ior the race ~
,uirr number of groOms, attendants. et'-,
md the srenc presented IN
PREPARING THE FLYERS
or the work before them Is an attractive
,ne
The latter part Of next week Miss
Archer will leave for Bismarck Grove.
, there she will practice daily unit
he day OF the race with Miss
Still. She will be accompanied by Messrs-
stevens and Douglass, who are putting
orth every exertion in the young iady'>
,ehali
Ofone thing Miss Archer can rest assured
She has the best wishes of all Missouri