The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-08-23

MOllic Long, KOan Charlie, MembrinO
Gift, IT,, and Fannie r. in the order named.
In the third he., Nonpareil passed un-
der the wire first; Membrino Gift, IT,, Sec
, ond: Tramp, third with Roam Charlie,
sheldon, Moliie Long. Fannie F. and Jesse
{. Is named Time, 80.
The driver Of jesse &. was changed again
and the fourth heat was trOited. This
time MembrinO Gift, after a magnificent
tussle for it, came in first, Tramp second,
NOllie Long third. and Roam Charlie,
jesse C., Sheldon and Nonpareil a. named.
Fannie +. loitered behind till the flag was
dropped on her, and she was sent to the
stable.
SHELDON. THE SEDALIA HORSE,
was Withdrawn, and the fifth heat began
Ii was almost dark, but the judge, decided
to send the horses around once more. The
horses came in in almost every shape
known, going all the gaits, and mixed up
generally. The judges gave the heat to
Tramp. MembrinO Gift second, NOnpareil
third, Jesse 4. fourth, while the rest Of the
flyers were sent Ia the harm and the race
postponed till 3 o'clock "Wednesday after
noon.
The running race, fer half mile horses
single dash, was one of the finest race
which will be seen during the fair Five
entries: Owen Rowe. Dolly Hale, Joe
Roades. Sterling and Wild Fellow. Jos
ROades was everybOdv's favOrife-till the
race was over. Wild Fellow, the last on
the list, and the last entry, kicked the dus,
into all Of their ewes, and won the pretti-
est race oil the fair. so far. in 30 seconds.
This race WAS sandwiched in between the
trOtiing heats. In the chariot race the
gray team won i'm one minute.
The mule race resulted in a dead heat
but OF the second trial was won BY white
mule with such tremendous ears that he
rescmbled a huge rabbit.
Charles King, Of Sedalia, is acting a.
judge.
The free for all will b. the great even,
oi the fair.
The model hotel clerk oi the country
is Col Hamlin.
Mr.. Ed. Stevens is i'm attendance. TAX
ing in the races.
u r. Barrett. vi Sedalia. is at the
Sweet Springs hotel.
It. VI. Hatch, OF Sedalia, is at the
Sweet Springs hotel.
-tieo. T. Brown, superintendent OF the
S.dalia exposition. is acting as judge.
The Marshal band furnished swee,
music yesterday, ss we'll Is 1t the hotel in
the evening.
A. W. Hawks. the feed man OF Soda
liza, Is here for the week. He is we'll
posted horse man, and the reporter is un-
der obligations to him for iavOrs.
A Young man who was not heretoforc
in the habit Oi rising just when the lark
did, now sings give O'clock in the Morn
ing" beginning his carol at four.
The sidc-shOw is on hand Is usual,
with bushy headed female, Circassian,
raised in Pike big snake, a woman tn
charm it, as it were. and boy with mon
strous distorted feet.
"A well-knOwn Sedalian backed his
judgment for about so on the half mile
dash, betting tina. he could pick the win
ner. lie chose Joe Roades, the snowy
little sOrrel, that came in third.
A. G. Harlan, Of the Marshall
Republican, is combining business with
pleasure, and is taking in the fair,
the baths, and the other things, rs we'll as
preparing full report Of the fair Tor his
paper.
Third Day.
The crowd, though better than on any
previous day, was not such rs the associ-
alton merits. 1t was cruelty hot day,
followed by a sweltering night. The grand
stand was hardly full Of people at any
time during the day.
The morning, Is usual, was devoted to
exhibitions of stock, while the afternoon
was devoted to racing. There were three
races-a free for all pacing, q running,
half mile dash, and y mule race. The
three.minute race Of Tuesday, which was
postponed for reasons given in Yesterdays
BAzOo, was decided also.
TRAMP WAS THE WINNER
in one heat, jesse G. second, Membrino
Gift third and Nonpareil fourth. II will
be remembered that Tramp trotted under
protest. The protesting parties now have
thirty DAYS in which to make their pro-
test good. Ii sustained, Membrino Gift,
il. will be entitled to first money, one hnn-
dred dollars, ON account Of his place in
the race. NOnpariel, for the same reason,
will receive second money, fifty dollars.
jesse {. will get third money, thirty dol
lars, while Tramp gets nothing. II not
sustained, however, Tramp will get
first money, Membrino Gift, jr., second and
NOnpareil third.
FOR THE PACING RACE
six entries. Echo, Eddie d., Minnie Lee,
Flying Cloud, Thirty Three and James G.
The first heat was paced in 2:36i. Minnie
Lee first, James G. second, Thirty Three
third, Eddie D. fourth, Echo fifth. Flying
Cloud was distanced, and retired to his
stall. In the second heat. Eddie d. came
in first, Minnie Lee second, Thirty Three
third, James c. fourth, Echo fifth. Time
2:33!A.
At this point, while the wile-eyed and
quivcring racers were taking their short
rest after their tolls in the arena, Mr.. Ed.
Stevens, Of Sedalia, came forward on the