Omaha daily bee., 1885-05-27
COUNCIL BLUFFS,
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
RACY RACING.
''TrOublH" Causes Trouble for The hers
in the Scramble,
Top Sawyer Gets On Top in the
Brewers Stake,
The other Races and To Days
Programme.

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horse was large and speedy. The dime
museum band Furnished fair music. The
track was q little heavy, which was the
only drawback at all,
The judges selected were DR.. Macrae,
Judge Henry Ford, of Logan, and Col.
d. b. Daily, j. W. Peregoy being timer
and Frederick Johnson. weigher.
The opening race was the scramble, all
ages, one mile. All started, their places
being as follows: Little Fellow, w. 81.
Francis, Grand Island, Neb. Red Buck,
G. b. Silves. Elkhorn, Neb.; Atchi-
son, Hllgert & Yeble, Maryville, Mo. 1;
Trix. l.. w. Benson, Magnon, ILL.,;
Lady Tompklus, w. j. Scales, Council
Bluffs; Ella Rowett, S. @. Williams,
Comanche, Iowa; Trouble, Nelson &
Easton, Bedford, Iowa; Lottie Kem,ter,
William Arnett, Sharon, ILL.,; Vicola,
Harvey Plckrel, York, Neb.
There was considerable trouble in getting
q start, as might be expected from 80
large q field of bob-talls. Little Fellow
had hardly a fair start, he acting badly,
but although he was in the rear on the
send off, he showed speedy heels, aud
soon picked right up into the bunch,
which were flying over the track at a
lively gait. Vlrcola kept the lead for a
time, but could not stay there. Ella
Ro wett could not stay, and kept falling
behind. Trix did some excellent work,
and sped into the third place with a good
show for q time of being winner. At tho
finish, Trouble, however, won; Red Buck,
second; Little Fellow, third, and Trix
fourth. Time, 1:473.
THE LADIES' STAKE
for three-year.olds, three-fourths of a
mile dash, WIS the next event. Beecher,
entered by Bill Griffin, Kanaas City,
was withdrawn. The others were placed
in the following order: Jesse J., Jesse
Grail, Atchison, Kas. Comanche, VIII.
liam Arnett, Sharon, ILL.,; Mary Ken
nsdy, Hilgert & Yehle, M~arysville, Mo-.
Birdie Almond, w. l.. Curl, Humphrey,
Mo-. Suspense, John 7. Stewart, Council
Bluffs Derby, Nelson e. Easton, Bed
ford, Iowa.
A protest wa entered against Mary
Kennedy as being averaged. Matt
Hurle, @. @. Gregory and T. Bray were
selected to Investigate. The protest was
not entertained and the black mare was
allowed to go.
A very fine start was got and the race
was afa,t and pretty one. Mary Ken.
nedy sprang to the lead, and kept we'll to
the front, but Jesse j pushed forward,
and by her, and came in winner. Time,
1:194; Mary Kennedy, second; and
Birdie Almond, third.
TIL TWO YEAR-oLDs
came in next on q five-eights' mile dash.
This baby race proved to be q lively mi
The starters were placed as follows:
Clara M, @, E. Malone, Atchison, Kan;
Pamela, L. w. Benson, Magnon, Ill.
Derry, Hilgert & Yehle, Mary willie, Nc.
An easy start was made, and the race
easily won without any special features.
1t was won by Pamela; Clara M, second;
Derry, third. Time, LOG.
THE BREWERS STAKE,
one and one. eighth mile dash, for all
ages, was the fourth and closing event.
The starters were placed as follows:
Top Sawyer, James F. Davis, Mays
Vile, Mo-; Belle K, James Lemons,
Ktowa. Neb.; Dakota Maid, J.. d. Mich
Olson, Council Bluffs; Rushsway, g. E.
Malone, Atchison. Kan; McCreary, Jr.,
D. Ramsey, Blanchard, Iowa; Eta j.,
John Kingston, Atchison, Kan; ArIsto.
crat. w. j. Scoles, Council Bluffs; Dawn
of Day, Ira Platner, Council Bluffs;
Vidge, K. G. Butcher, Comanche, Iowa;
Biddy Bowling, John T. Stewart, Coun-
Gil Bluffs.
1t was a great race and the event of
the whole day. With 30 large
a field, and such speedy flyers a
prettier sight Is seldom seen on the track.
In the race Dawn of Day really showed
the best speed and most staying quslities.
With q bad start, she gained steadily
until she got into second place, and had
there been another quarter of a mile to
run, she would have been the winner, as
1t was the favorite, Top Sawyer, took the
prize, with Dawn of Day second. Blddy
Bowling showed excellent speed, also,
and though not favored In getting on,
she came In third, winning that place
by good, honest work. Rushsway came In
fourth. Ali these were well punched.
Some of the others were close upon them,
only two trailing with Dakota Maid far
In the rear. The time made VAS 1:58.
This clored the days sport.
THE o o SELLING
was light yesterday. In the first race
Trix sold as a tavorite. In the next race
the winner, Jesse j., was the favorite.
In the last race Top Sawyer was the
winner by long odds.
To-DAY's PROGRAMME
promises even more sport than yester-
days. 1t is as follows:
Exhibition of Manhsttan's colts for a
purse of $50, offered by Mr.. @. Haldsne,
the owner of Manhattan.
Race No. Bluff City cup stake for
two-year-olds; $15 entrance, with $3.50 and
plate valued at 800, added by the associ.
alton; second, $50; third, to save stake
half mile dash.
Race No. Club purse, 500. all
ages; mile dash; first, $75; second, $25.
Race No. Hotel stake, for three
year olds; three, quarter milo dash; $12 &c
entrance with $125 added second, $50
third, to save stake.
Race No. 8-Club purse, $3.50; al
ages; three.quarters mile and repeat
first. $112 90 second, $37 90,
The entries are:
Bluff City cup stake for two-ysar.oldS
half-mile dash.
Hilpert IL Yehle's b Q Derry. py ALA