Omaha daily bee., 1882-09-23

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followed by Fleta and Dutch Girl.
tleta on tho third quarter lappst
Lucy, but the later pulled away from
her, and won the hca, aud rtcs 10y tg,
lengths, Fleta second, Dlrch CIR
third. Tino 2:2S4
The following 10 the snmmary:
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Time 2:20I, 2:3l, 2.29a, 22S4
TIE FREE FOR L
This trot wa, for q puSee OF 500,
divided into $3.50, S175, Sl05 aud $40.
rhere were three starters: Envoy,
Owned By j. W. Page, Of Cheyenne,
Little Sioux, osned by G b Wiloon,
of Missouri Valley and Clara Clcye-
land, owned by Mr.. De Lane7, OF
q nuco, IL
In the frat heat Little Sioux sped
to the front, followed by Clare and
Eavoy. Little Sioux broke On the
second quarter but seem TO gain by it,
but OF tue third quarter Clara pressed
hin Close, and coming down tbs
homestretch msda = sport which
brought her under lie wire az Sho
WHINE, of the hoat, Bttie Sioux lap.
ping, while Envoy YVES 30 far behind
as to be %distaucod. Time 2:27.
In the second he.. Llst'e Sioux
ecsod badly. He broke frequently
and seemed rather TO gain by II. T 9
hOmeatre'ch was p struggle, Little
Sioux and Clara were olose together.
&c came under the wire ahead, with
Little Sioux close ON him. This driver
OF tho latter protected against Little
Sioux running, and the judge gave
tho heat to Clara Cleveland. Time
2:27}
A splendid start was had Oil the
third heat. Little Sioux led eff, but
made scv, raj Of his breaks On the
homestrelch there was g Close struggle,
aud each claimed n fool. Little SIOUX
passed frat uuder the wire. and was
given the heat. limo 2:273
GA the start off on the fourth heat
Little Sioux took a slight lead. H
IN AIDE four breaks on the frat halt.
Clara crowded close upon him at the
half, but dropped back again, and
Little Sioux kept tfe lead to the
tinish, passing under the wire a length
ahead of the mare. Time 1898. The
driver of Clara Cleveland again kicked
ab but the way Little Sioux run t.
rest himself aud make speed, but the
judges gave tho heat to Ligtle Sioux
Charlie Nelson, the driver cf LIT
tie Sioux, wGs called TO tie stanC
and warned to keep him on his fest
aud warned to do . little less running
and more trottiag, sad the start wal
mad on the G'tl hest. Little Siou!
led, put on the ssc,ud quarter tiss
into pieces and Clara passed to tn,
front. Ga tho third q larter IL wa
| neck and neck, Little o.O1X geStI
off his feet again. The excitement Ii
the crowd increased as the h0rse
came down the stretch, aud 2 shou
wet up as the mara went under TIL
wire ahead, Little Sioux tapping her
time 2:2Sa
This gave the race TO the mare
Little Sioux was by tour to ons The
tavorite III the pools.
The following is the summary:
Clara Clevelin nd. ...........l / 2 2
Little Sionx................2 l i
Time: 2:a7, 2: u, S:278 2:as, Isl.
THE RUNNING RACE
was the last event OF the day. 1t wa
far n purse of 5000, the first beip
$1,000, second $3.50, third SO, an
fourth $50. The s,arters were Mar
p, owned by Dsevens & Co., Charlie
Cry, Iowa; Loved One, owned By S
Il Butcher, of Comanche, Iowa, an
Wild Moor, owned by Dan La Hansey
Denver, Col Wild Moor won easil
in straight heats, the following bein
the summary:
Wild Moor. |
siary =
Loved OAe... ........... ....o 3
lime, l:439 l:48k l:4s1.
SHORT sPuRT
There was a httle side race, g SO
yards dash, between Yellow Cav all
SPOT. Yellow Ont won in l73 seconds
REVIEW OF THE RACES
The speed department of the CGuu
Gil Bluff, far which closed yesteroay
was most satisfactory TO al Interested
To begin with the horses ooutestin
IN the varlOua races were with IA To-
exceptions western horees, this fact {
itself IS u noteworthy merit, as it Wi
foster the rapidly groaIng intere,
which la hting feit IN this wester
portion If our country, regarding tn
breeding and developing of animal
suited for turf purposcB, when "
cons,der the scarcity OF horses, Ehict
5 every where felt and realized at IN
present time. The nunber If enir c
AZ this meeting speak well OF the 4.
teen IN which the COnucil B.9ti. nss
cation 10 held by hons, men gentrly
There 10 no good reason 10 be give
against The fact that hUre iSto be ih
racing center for the great north- wcsI
no where else IN this vicinity ca
there be found as good a track, el
one which ID arranged in such a MAI
Her that a horau rs liable 10 iuj1r
hlMself while running " tso.tlnR upo
1t, for tle stretchss 4re 10
aad the turng are the be
IA too world, Then wneTe c,
there 10 found better stables for tb
housings If tina feet footed animal
that are the principal attrao ions 4
any fair, While there 10 much thl
Is good 10 be fuurd upon tho grounds
and in the manug, ment there remain
much to b. done ere the meeting
Which are semi annually held, will b
void of friction and gva satlsfactio
tn all present. IL IS to be hoped tia
wien the system Of waterworks
completed throughout the city, tha
ample provision will bs made towaro
Sprinkling the track and ground:
Many have wondered why faster tim
has not been made by such horses q
Little Sioux, Lore Jack or eve
Dutch Girl. To begin with the wealth,
was too cold, for it isa we'll estab.ishe
fact among horsemen that a warm ds