Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-07-04
THE RACES.


48898t
Driving Park association
HsssesAay's spsss -Rtse weather.
CssA rraek. LARGE AsseaAasee
ssA GssA RseinG.
Yesterday w. the frss day q hsAruf
aunual meeting Of the Seattle Driving
Psrk Assoeiatiou, and unlike "frst
days" RsnsFaIly vas we'll fllsd with 90
cufrsposa. The manAesrs d The AsD-
oiatioo have reason 10 congratulate
thsmssivss upon the very suspicious
circumstances under which the meeting
he's bsgun. No an0 weather could have
ben dssissd, and the attendance. for q
'.Arst day,s vas exceptionally Large. A
No pubic snnDunssosnt vas made Of
Tie tine vhsa II Afst raes would oc-
eur many vsissd until afternoon bsfore
going CT 10 tbs tfssk.
Thoss Who Wess ON hand q l1.3oa- m.
wsss In tina 70 witnsss sosub rsoe,
trostine. mile and rspeas, bstwsen Sa-
lem. catered By Chas. Clancy, Cesar,
sstsrsd b. r. =. Philips, Hector. en-
tered BY J. Il. Salley, and wasco, enter
Cd By 8. Moore. In the poob rsvious
70 the sGast Salsm Wastns favoElte, with
Hector second choice. Pools we're
small, however. The start was made at
6rst trial With Wasco at the pole, Cesar
second, Salem third and Hector outside.
The favoeits took the lead from ths
word 90 and kept it throuGhonf. doing
about all the trottina done, the other
horses Struggling behind, Cesar being
q poor second, Hector third, and Wasco
far In The rear. There was little excite
msnt after tbs Arstqnartsr and tbs only
effort made vas by tho second horse to
save distance, vhioh. however, he failed
70 do, Salem coming IN far ahead, win
ming heat, RAGS and money, all others
distanced Tins, 3:3Os<.
~ lao p. n. the nrss ssaulax race of
The Association was called. This WAS a
troetinG Eaeo, three minute class, mile
and rspeat, fog . purss of 900; $l25 to
nrst hoeee, 20 70 oseond, and $25 to
third. FOR lhis rAoe these were three
so1ste9 - follow: 4aak, owned and
owned and entered By Il. n. AcManus;
Jerry, 0vnsl and snfersd By JaA No
NauGht; 0fsy Jim, owned and entered
by y D. Smith. 0rey lin did not 90
y - raes howsyes. Mack was driven
81 Tod. Smith, 9. @. 6ansst BY n. H.
4e4anua, and derry b. Tip Carey.
nekore IL reeo pod selling was lively,
With Jeyry = fasoeits. ceiling at sbou,
70 70 ID fcg buth IL other horses.
Moro than $500 worth Of pools we're
sid petog 10 The Arst heat. Sample
pools wegs % follows: Jerry 20. San.
- e1e. naok IS; Jerry al, 1cnsst &ls,
aaek ); JsrTy "a, Sunsst ell. Mack
fhs Jsdsss vsrs yos. MsNaaeht, J.
q. H00raw and q. p. stone; timers F.
@. esllis and Jas- AcNauRht.
Much time was consumed in scoring.
AZ tbs fourth attempt false start was
| made and . oircnit made Of the track,
Sunset IN the lead. On the fifth trial a
fair start was had. the horses going
IN the following order: Sunset at the
pole, Jerry secoad. Mack outside. This
vas very pretty heat. Sunset and
Jerry trotted neck and neck nearly the
whole distance and not till coming mp
the home stretch was IL apparent which
hofse would win. Here Jerry made a
splendid squirt. forging ahead Of Sunset,
and crossing under the wire q short
length ahead in 2:5S14, with Mack bad
third, barely saving distance.
After this heat pools sold about as be-
fore between Sunset and Jerr,, Mack
not being in demand.
The horses were called for the second
hsat at 3 O'Clock, with Jerry as the pole,
sunset second, Mack outside. A good
start was made at the first trial. Jerry
took the lead and forged rapidly ahead,
sunset breaking badly and Mack rum
ming most Of the distance. The half
mile vas made In 1:30, Jerry trottinR
veil and Sunset gaining, but about
eight lengths behind. At the three
quarter. Sunset was four lengths be-
htnd, and With s4Fong eGoFt closed up
On Jerry. passing undos the wire bat
| . length and Q half bahind, Mack dis
tanesd. Tims. 308K. Jerry wins race.
hest md pnrso.
SU1naAas-0ssttls Driving Park Aasocia.
ton, July 3 f06S-Aile and repeat.
yen AaNeeGht enters b. 3. Jerry....1 1
y y. ncAanus enters B. &. Sunses.2 9
- xoshel nters b. .. Ha1k -...s d
.Tme-2:5SI -S18K.
Tho noxt vus q running half-miIe
daah, ire for al. There we're six, en-
tFiss for this rAss, md dur sSartSFs A
foilous: Jim Rsnvick. owned and
entered BY Levi Knott; Blus Mountain
6ella. owned and entered By Gilmore
ana james; Aiios Nc6es, o1nsd and
sa1ns1 b. d. Adanss; Hsn1es JSn
owned and entered 81 Ed. Adannecn.
Reuwink vas fayoeits In the pools at
e7B 10 t80for Mountain Belle, and e26
fOe The I'D. Poel-sellina vas lively.
and pooh hKsr than u sbs peeviO1s
raaea. Mountain Belle vas ridden ~
Z Fortune, oolovs orange and red, Rem
3; 49, z AaPss oS.' e' Ss IIa iac ss's
| q oolos1 WHiSs t6s kosssS Wcr. Soor. cor.
~ so@s heavy bstting vas done be-
tussn NounAain nslI1 ana RenViek "a
even raAsA The horoso vere pjacsd AZ
follows: Renwick. at pole, Ac0es seo-
eea, Hone,t John third, and Mountain
belle outside.
4acA tlme NO. Id n uoDrlng, ~
maay a1Adnnnn1 Alss okafte beiua made.
Finally Ne voed vas given and the
horsea eft She string With Renvick and
Honaoe Jehn sligAtly 4 he lGad and
abreasA uoontain BeIls ! half length
bohiud and Mo94a do nm Bnnvick