The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-09-30

At time it WIS estimated that there
were at least 10000 people on the grounds.
FIRST RACE.
The first on the program was the chariot
race between the lady ard gentleman Of
the Fargo & Mitchell combination, which
resulted in a victory for the gentleman.
Time 81. This xlibiiion Of driving skill
was loudly cheered, especially by the
ladies.
SECOND RACE
Trotting, for 2:40 81 ass; premium 1926.
The entries were Sheldon, Sentry and
Mack.
First heat-Sheldcn won; Sentry,
second; Max, third. TIM, 30.
Second heat-The horses went st the
first altemp'. Sheldon first Sentry
second Mack, third. Time, 24O.
Third heat-The horses we're started
easily. Sheldon won the heat and rsca;
Sentry second; Mack, third. Time, 2:SSl.
THIRD RACE.
Trotting, mils hest, for $50 horses, pre-
MUM $500. The entries were, Big Sop
ard Allegheny Boy.
First heat-Big Soap won. Time, 2:S5.
Second heat-Bg Soap won sgain, Allie
gheny Boy, second. Time, 2.S6.
Third heat-Ail gheny Boy won; Big
Soap. second, Time, 2:S7g. Big Sosp was
set back for running.
Fourth heat-The horses were started at
the first attempt. Allegheny Boy won ;
Big Soap, second. Time, 2:SS.
Fifth neat-Big Soap wen the heat and
race. Time, 1891.
FOURTH RACE.
This was half mile and repest race be-
tween the same three young ladies who rsn
on "Wednesday and were again entered by
colors, black, blue and green.
First heat-B'ue won; green, second ;
black third. Tune, 81 seconds.
Second hest-Blue, first; black, second !;
or, en-, third. Time, 81, seconds.
FIFTH RACE.
Running race, mile and repeat, two best
in three, for 500. There were FIVE start
ers: Olivette, Harper, Lycurgu-, Roach
and Swim.
First he,t-There was a good deal OF
monkey" business before the horses couli
be It .rted. The heat resulted: Oiivette,
first; Harper, second; Lyeurgus. third
r 'acb, fourth, Swim, fifth. Time l:4S3.
Second hest-Swim, first; Harper, seq
ond Roach, third Lycurgus, fourth Oil
We t., fifth Time 1:50.
Third heat-Olivelte won the heat and
r,ce; Swim, second. Time 1:50.
SIXTH RACE.
Trotting. mile heats, for 2:34 class pre-
m um $3.50. The starters were: Rocky
Mountain Tom, Rex, ROxey Lee and Re-
view.
First heat-Rocky Mountain Tom, first;
Rex. s cond Review, third; Roxey Lee,
fourth. Time 2:3S3.
Second heat - Considerable trouble
was experienced in getting the
horses s'artei, owing 10 the
fact tina. they were brought up too fast.
Rocky Mountain Tom won. Time, 2:371.
Third heat-Review won, Rocky Noun
tain Tom cond. The others were dis
tanced. Time, 2:35.
Fourth heat-There was more trouble at
starting in this hea'. Review won, Rocky
Mountain Tom second.
Fifth heat-This heat resulted as the
fourth in a victory for Review, Rocky
Mountain Tom second. Time, 1891. Re-
view was declared the vim T.
SEVENTH RACE.
The seventh was a running rsce between
the Indian, bareback, and was quite ex-
citing. AS horsemeu they cannot be sur
passed, riding much faster with Dut sad
die than white msn can with 4 saddle.
They are also capable OF getting more
speed out of horse than y white man.
EIGHT RACE.
The eighth was a pacing race against
time " a celebrated PAGER, ani he
acquainted himself admir- ,bly. Today
there will be pacing race in which this
horse is entered. All should see l..