The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-09-15
FOURTH HEAT.


Gentlemen there is no necessity for all
this monkey business. L want you to get
started"
This had the aesir.d effect and they 60
of with Lem little In the lead and d. K.
second. They kept this position to The
wire. Lem was given The heat and race,
Grand Duke second, Belle third, Tom Al
len fourth, and Sam st.
FOUR YEAR OLD TRoT,
There were four entries. in this trot as
follows, contesting for Sl00:
Mary I, owned by w. NJ. Forrest, Mem
phis, Tenn.
Ayers Hamito ian, owned by Will
Ayers, Chillicothe.
William F, owned by c. E 'Ilgenfri z
Sedaia
Val Kncx, owned by Farnham & Gil
man, Sedalia.
FIRST HEAT.
The start was fair with Ayers at the pole
and Mary next. The horses ste-sawed
backward and forward considerably. Ayers
came under the wiz. about two lengths
ahead, Mary second, William F, third AID
Val Knox fourth. William did nearly
as much pacing as troting and the driver
did not seem TO make much fort TO change
his gait. In consequence of his pacing he
was set back and given last place in the
heat.
SECOND HEAT.
On the second score the horses went with
Ayers in the lead and May next. They
Tapped backwards and forwards the whole
heat, coming under the wire the same as
the previous heat. William F.. was dis
tanced and given an abiding place in the
stable. Time, 2:46.
THIRD HEAT
Only three horses to start and this heat
was soon ended snd easily won by Ayers
Hamiltonian Mary T. second and Val
Knox third. Time 2;434. Ayers was given
the race.
FREE-FOR-ALL PACE.
There were three entries in this race for
$500. The horses entered were as follows ::
Pritchard, owned by III. T. Shultz, Mo-
bile, Alabama.
Mrs. Mouser, owned by J. S. Ca5arne,
st. Louis.
Aberdeen, owned by w. J. Cole, Upton.
FIRST HEAT.
Pritchard had the pole, Aberdeen next,
Mrs. Mouser outside. After several at
Temps to go the side Wheelers started
with Pritchard in the lead, Mrs. Mouser
next, and Aberdeen last. The last horse
gained from the start, Aberdeen broke
badly and came very nesr stand still, but
then when he did get bis feet, be lessened
the daylight between him and his compe-
titors every step, until near toe home
stretch, when be broke again., and lost
badly. Pritchard got the heat. Mou>er
second, and Aberdeen third. Tim 2:294.
SECOND HEAT.
Good start, with Mouser in the lead, but
Pritchard soon picked up and was in the
lead. Mouser broke less than 100 yalds
from the start, and lost badly, and before
the first quarter was resched, Aberdeen
had passed both of the horses and kept the
place to the wire, beating Pritchard by
about two lengths and Mouser saving her
distance. Time $50.
THIRD HEAT.
First class start-all In a bunch, Aber-
deem gained from the start, but at the II rst
quarter both Aberdeen and Pritchard broke
badly and Mouser went through tue regu-
lar motions and passed both. By this cpl
sode M0user was twenty yards In the lead
when the two horses struck their night
gait. Mouser was given the heat Prtch-
ard second and Aberdeen last. Aberdeen
claimed foul against Pritchsrd. bat the |
Judges III de no mention OF The foul ID
their final dec; sion, but gave the driver of |
Pritchsrd reprimapd. Time, 1881.
FOURTH HEAT.
Nice start, with Mouser in the lead. At
the first quarter post both Aberdeen and /
Priichard lost their feet and Mouser took |
the advantage and gained greatly. Soon
Aberdeen and Pritchard got their feet and |
crept up on Mouser, that animal coming
under the wire about three lengths
ahead of Aberdeen, with Pritchard
far behind. The heat was given
Mrs. Monser. Time, 2SI.
FIFTH HEAT.
Another good start just as the sun was
going down behind the western horizon.
Mouser broke when fifty yards from the
start but he soon recovered. At the first
quarter Prilchard broke and lost considera-
Die. All this time Aberdeen was side
at fearful rate of speed and
come in six or eight lengths in lead of
Pritchard and Mouser was several lengths
behind. Aberdeen was given the heat.
Time, 2:36.
SIXTH HEAT
Aberdeen was in the lead at the start in
the twilight and kept it to the end, winning
the race and heat in 2:36; with Mouser
second, and Pritchard third.
This was the best race of the day and for
blood and the inwards of the pool box.
The horse Aberdeen, owned by w. J.
Cole, is daisy. He is the squarest PAGER
that ever come to the score and does more
honest good work than any. Always ready
and seems to make greater exertion when
q little behind than at any other time. The