Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-06-04

80 class, trotting;
Simon, b. $, +. Logan. ID /
Rebecca, b. M. J. w. Melon
| ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS q / >
Frank d., b. &, +. ID. Palmer.-...l 3 ) 6
Daisy Wise. b. m, J. W. Wise 6 s 6 s
Cash Boy, b. z. W. T. Hoke.......3
Sherman, b. e, Geo. W. Foster..7 > >
Maggie Shields, 5. m, NJ. g.
Dwelley. .-......--....4 .
Lady Alice, b. m, J. T. Gurlev..2 3
Time-2;4li, 2;35l, 2:35!, 2:;l.
30 class pacing:
Fifth heat-Won by Cyclone; Mop, sec
ond; Cyclone standing in five heats three
T: ones and two twos; Spider, second; Red
jacket, third; and McP., fourth.
The score stood:
! Cyclone, G. Sd Grail ... Il > /.
spider, VI. NJ. Hoke..........-2 i 5
Red Jacket, 5. gu. w. Hartz-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. , , 5 3
McP., br. g.,F. ID. Palmer 4 ) / ,
Banner Boy, r. G., Il. X.
brown -; --...---....} 6 6
George p, b. e, Geo. Pol>on,7 ! 1r.o.
Caroline, oh. m, J. W
McDonald-........-.... .........i 6 3 I
Jumbo, s. e, NJ. Myers-.........S TO. II
Time-2;3iI, 2:37, 2:39 2:3s, 2:42I.
One mile and repeat, runners-Ths race
brought on the track four trim thorough
bred runners: Rushaway. 5. g, entered by
Grail; .Juliette NJ, b. m, entered by Trow-
bridge; Rossmore, b. g, entered by :. j.
Ward, Nathan oakcs, entered by ]. ID.
Hoover. The score for this race stands:
ID,
Juliette NJ b. M. owbridgc............2 :;
Rossmore, b. g, :. j. Waud. >
Nathan Oaks, J. ID. Hoover. ........i 1
INCIDENTS AT THE PARK.
The day passed of with the utmost III
terest and the races excited much cnthusi-
assn from the large attendance present;
Cheer after cheer rent the air rs some favor
lite scored winner. When Cyclone, the
gray stallion, in the 30 pace came in on the
fifth heat in the lead, cheer after cheer rent
the air. This horse stood l, l, >. ,, l. in the
five heats, making best time in 2:3il. This
race WAS very hotiy contested and showed
that the whole entry was of high order
The enthusiasm was none the less great
when Simon, b. :, enter by f.. Logan,
scored three winnings out Of four heats.
\ very pretty field of runners Wa, brought
on the field in the one
mile and repeat race, and Rushawav
held to his name so well as to rush away
from his compeers and win the heat in 46l. |
The attendance yesterday was unusually |
large and the track on one side was encir-
cled with carriages while the seating capacity |
Of the amptheatre was fully tested and 4
marked increase in numbers over Yesterday |
was Observable.
There are prominent citizens. mostly turf |
men, from ali parts of the state and some |
from adjoining states.
Messers. j. Wade Mcdonald and J. {. |
Houser are here from Winfield and take
lively interest in the races.
Messrs. Sam Trowbridge, VIM. Yetter, |
John T. Gurley and f. Logan, from Sum
ner county. are participating in the races |
and have stock to represent that county on
the track.
Mr.. \. c. Smith, of Denver. Col, whose
bay gelding carried off the honors Tuesday,
is still at the races and will remain until
their close.
Mr.. Geo, W. Foster, of Sherman, Tex,
participates in the excitement Of the races.
He has Sherman, b. Z.
Frank ii. Dunton, editor of Dunton'S
Spirit of the Turf, Chicago, is presiding on
the circuit races as starting judge.
The following are the entries for to-day's
races:
Four wears old and under:
Color can rcd-Tady NacLIo o. >, w,o
NJ,
Green-Nambrino Chief, =. :. George II.
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