Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-11-01

A Good Attendance and Square
Contests.

tendance, including many ladies.
THE RUNNING RACE.
Conquest, Midnight, Fawn sn'
Badly Green were entered for tn
half mile race, best two in three
for a purse of $3.50. Conquest wa
the best appearing horss of til,
four and lead in the polls. Th,
first heat was won by Badly Green
Midnight second and Conquest
third. Time-1:55H. After the
heat it was dicovered that some one
had changed the position of the
ha f-mile pole and made it really
one half mile and sixty yards. The
horse owners did not object. how.
ever, and the second heat was run.
Badly Green Zone of the field)
winning again in 1:54; Conquest
second, Midnight distanced. Con
| quests jockey entered a protest,
alleging that he had been crowded
by Midnight. Badly Green's
rider also entered protest against
Conquest on the same grounds
The judges gave the race aud purse
to Badly Green.
TEE TROTTING RACES.
Hayward, William Ts,N aad Fred
3 were entered for the mile race,
best three in five. Hayward drew
the pole and the horses got the
send off At the first trial. Hayward
led at tie turn, Fred B breaking
badly. At tho half mile pole Fred
B overlook Hayward and Tell fell
behind. The horses came down on
to the homestretch pretty we'll to-
gether. aud all came down the whip.
Fred s won by a length, William
Tell coming in second under q pull.
Time-2:37A.
SECOND HEAT.
After half q dozen false starts
they get the tap. Hayward leading
at the turn, and Tell second. Fred
B Was Eve lengths be.End, break.
ing badly and off his feet most of !
the time. He rallied however
on the last half, collsrel Tell on
the turn into the homestretch where
Hayward went to pieces, and there
was q gsmy struggle for the lead
from this on, when Fred B got his
nose under the wire about u neck
ahead. T;sne-2:36H,
THIRD HEAT. /
Fred 3 broke at the turn, and
Hayward tack first place at once.
Foil overhauled him at tho half, and
he two We're neck and neck to the
bird quarter. Fred 3 did not
Gem able to regain his los. ground.
md the hea. was run between Te
nd Hayward down the home
tretch. Tell won by q length.
hayward second. Time -2:37L.
FOURTH HEAT.
There was quite furry at the pool
'ox and Tell was now conceded the
'inner Of the race, yet those who
new Fred B. best stuck by him.
ell pressed the heat from the star.
nd won in 2:36I.
TIE FLEAz HEAT.
The excitement was now intense .
nd the pools selling lively, Tell BE- :
,g the favori:s and Fred B. look i
lg badly tagged. Tell led at the 2
i'm but a. the half was col!ared by :,
red. B. who was in turn over
suled by Hayward. As they
'ung into the home stretch they
ere neck and neck with the Tell n
,rse few lengths behind. Now "
10 horse led and the other led aud m
was any body's race for q couple N
hundred yards. Just before A
ming to the stand Hayward's b.
ky crashed into Fred 3. e, and M
e air vas filled with fving spokes. "
The crowd cent up a concerted d
II as Fred B shot under the wire.
. winner by q head, the few re- an
inning spokes holding out. Race n
4 purse given to Fred B, and II,
'yward dis:anced for foul driving.
ne-2.37. !.
judges. D. c. Dennis. J. D. Tor ce,
son and S. P. Davis. All agreed tht
t the races were on the square. VII
| the horses driven for all they 49,. 49,.
70 worth.
'o-day there will he q three in
trotting race, mile heats, and a op.
in three running race, three tina