Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-09-05

Stallion l and under 2, 1st, VIM
Bruins, End, G. B. Brown.
Stallion under year, lst, Sam Bar
nett, End, w. A. Nutter.
SWEEPSTAKES.
Roadster lany age or sex, 1st, II
Schultz, 2nd, NJ. Beamer.
Bull any age, 1st, j. b. Shelby, End
w. g. Neale.
Cow any age, lst, w. G. Neale, End
J. B. Shelby.
Mule any age or sex, 1st. ]. Yankee,
End, r. H. Warren.
Stallion any age, 1st, Clark & Potts,
End, D. W. Small.
Mare any age, 1st,S. Y. Saunders, End
NJ. Beamer.
Geldmg any age, 1st, L. d. Bolton,
End, L. s. Major.
Thoroughbred any age or sex, 1st,
Michigan, 2nd, Clark & Surber.
Sucking colt any age or sex, 1st,
VIM. Yankee. End, W. Bruins.
,r. SADDLE RING.
Saddle animal, any age or sex, 1st,
L. d. Bolton, End, R. TOdhunter.
Four animals owned by one man and
shown during the week in their differ
ent classes, 1st, L. d. Bolton, end, NJ.
Beamer, Sd, S. Y. Saunders.
SPECIAL PREMIUMS BY THE COUNTY
COURT.
Stallion with of his get, premium
$50. Robt. Barnett ON Old Membrino.
Mare, premium $40, M. Beamer.
Best bull with of his get, premium
$40, Jos. Shelby.
Cow, premium, $40, w. e. Neale.
SPEED RING-TUEsDAY.
sminute trot best 8 in 5, $50, $25, $40.
D. II. Robinson, enters d G
gel Headlight. ........ 544
VIM. Forrest enters b m Belle
Isle. z z
S. F. Gilman ent. b g Trouble 4 l l
G. b. Michael enters b 8, Jim
| Harley. ..... .
B. F. Swaggard enters b gel,
John Lee. l
Time: 2 :3sa, 2:4O, 2:3s, 2:4O
-... WEDNESDAY.
4 year old trot, in 8, $50, $25, $l5,
Peters Bros. enter. b m George
Wuk6 -................ Y
VIM. McGuigan enters b IN Hattie
Csrlsie. ....... .:....:
W.. T.. Ayres enters br Ayres'
Hsmbletonian. ................1
Is. F. Gilman enters 8 Val Knox 4
B. F. Swaggard enters m Mamie
Jas. Hall enters % Nora Sydney
q. Mccall b gel White Mountain
Time: 2:59i, 1854. Hattie Carlisle
and Nora Sydney divided second and
third money.
Stallion trot, best IN 5, $50. 1925, ,$15
T. G. Graves enters Edison 4 4 .
E. W. Hunter enters br Strath-
lean. 80. ............. L L
C. B. Michael enters b Jim
Dennis enters b John Kasson 5 5
Time: 2:374, 2:44, 1885.
THURSDAY.
Free for all, $3.50, $50, $40.
WIN. Forrest enters b gel
Grand Duke ....... 8 8 T.
D. w. Hunter enters br
Strathle8n. ....... ! l z )
F. Fellows enters b gel
Billy Boy. l 3 l
G. II. Conkling enters brm
| NeVloW. l. z
H. Schultz enters C gel
Time: Ss4'c a:2sa, 2:2s, 2:s1s, asa i
2:313, 1856.
Distanced
FRIDAY.
Pacing race, mile heat 3 in 5 ,$90, $40, ,$2
} D. A. H. Osborn enters b G
Newkirk ............ "443
DR.. j. S. Cabanne enters b
m Mrs. Mouser. ........ 2 8
j. w. Cole enters gr gel Alb
0rdeen.
F. Fellows enters b m Belle
j. B. Smith enters b gel
John D. At
Dead heat. Distanced.
Time: 2:3la, 2:3O4, 2:3O4, 2:34
2:31. 2:314.
2:4O trot, best in 5, S75, $40, $15
F. Fellows enters gel
Rarly. y................ 2
j. B. Smith enters b m
Maud Cook .. 8 2 2 2
B. F. Swaggsrd enters
br gel John L. ..... 3 9 8
Time: 1884, 2:ssA, 1884, 2:4O, 2:4O
2:41, 1884.
In the free for all trot, Friday even
, ing, the betting was largely in favor o
Rarly, large, white horse, of grea
power and endurance. After John
won the first heat the betting was still
in favor of Rarly against the field by a
least two to one. Maud Cook won tn
second heat, which seemed to have lit
tie effect on the betting. Then John L
won the third heat, and still the bettin!
was in favor of Rarly. When Rarl
. won the fourth heat his hackers tool
courage and the betting ran five to tw'
in his favor. In the fifth heat Rarl
while in the lead, broke at the turn o
the home stretch, and his sulky an,
that Of Maud Cook collided. Rarly'
sulky was upset, and his driver, Mr.
Fellows, was thrown out, striking up
on his head and shoulders. He wa
severely injured, and the wonder i
. that he was not killed. Rarly ran from
the home stretch to his stable, jumpe,
the fence opposite his stall, breakin.
his sulky and harness, and getting
very heavy tall. 1t was claimed by tn
hackers of Rarly that the driver O
Maud had hooked into him ON purpose
but the judges decided that it was al
unavoidable accident, and gave th'
heat to Maud. Another sulky all,
another driver were found, and th'
race was finished, Rarly winning th'
sixth heat, making all three even. Ex
element was now at high point, a
the next heat was bound to decide tn,
race. John l.. won the heat and thu
race, and much money changed hands
on the result.
The foot race, by boys under II year!
of age, for purse of 81 to first, So t.
second and So to third, came off at :
O'Clock Friday afternoon. Mr. Theo
Bates, who offered the premiums, tool
about fifteen little fellows to the quar-.
ter-pole, strung them out across the
track, and gave the word "go." They
started nicely, but some of them lost
their wind in the first hundred yards
and in the second hundred more than
half Of them were about played out
The winners made pretty good race
Richard Barnes, of Higginsville, being
first, Shannon Carter, of Higginsville,