The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-09-28
The Races.

The Races.
Although there was two races down on
the programme for Yesterday, only one
anne of; the other having failed Ia NIL
In the ii ST race, trotting, gentlemans
rsadsters, for horses owned IN Pettls county,
Missouri, owners to drive to buggy or road
cant, there were the following entries Jo-
seph Turner's Katie; George Holman
De nps; Frank Shultzs, Sedalia Maid; A
J. Lsfferty's, Rory o Moore; a. j.. Good
wins. Harry Knox; Harry Stevens lizzie.
Tie race was heats, bes; three in live.
First money SIS; second, 81 80; third, =, DO
Judges-Cap q. W. CraOch, Green Wax
er, and John Menifee.
THE START.
The positions assigned, near the pole,
Lizzie; second place, Katie; third Rory
OMcOre: fourth; Demps; fifth, SedaiIa
Maid: sixth, Harry Knox.
There was considerable awkwar'iness dis
pIav.d bv the gentlemen rOadsiers In as
.uming Iheir positions, and they came to-
wards the Judges stand in some disorder,
butwhen they got there FL Stevens shouted
ego" without any apology TO Lafferty who
was away behind with Rory O'Mo1re.
Katie. Demps and Sedaiia Maid imme-
uia,elv took the lead and tro;tei well to-
| oether with little or no breaking, for the
! tir,t round but ola the second, toward Ile
| home-stretch, Demps bulged ahead slightly
and came under the wine one lenght ahead,
with Sedaiia Maid selond, Katie third
Harry Knox fourth, Lizzie nth aud Rory
! O'MOore 10 bs heard from. Time. 3:I9.
SECOND HEAT.
The start on the sec nd heat was little
better than the first, with Sedalia Maid be
hinI. and Frank Shullz holding her back
Rory O'Moore showed MS fast qualItie:
this heat. by only making one round while
the others were making two rounds. Ih'
heat was practically between SedalIa Maid
Lemps and Katie, but on the second round
il was evident 10 all that the Maid woulC
be an easy winner. They came uuder tn
wire, the Maid hr-t, Demps second, Katie
third. with Harry Knox, Lizzie and ROr
, UMocre distanced. Time, 800.
The third heat was trotted by the Maic
DemUs and Katie. the other three havin
retired.
Thev came out in the order nam'
having trotled we'll together bo.h round:
Katie showing herself u be bad breake
Time sos.
The fourth and last heat was won by tn
: Maid easily, with Demps second and hatI
third. Time. 3:U5l.
o The race was thoroughly enjoyed, ans
was real good on the part oi the thrt
!eadel>. Rory ONO re furnished the boy
plenty OF fun, by wanting 10 20 hon
c every time he passed the gate. Al Good
2 win OH the second neat fixed himself 1,
: some talented jockeying, but the Star,er gay
! the signal TO start leaving him 10 Joke
> alone.
E To-day will be one OF the big trots ,:
1 class. purse OF 800. The following a
) entries:
9 !. Daisy Gardner, b. n, entered by
:, Z. Greers. OF Columbia, Tenn.
>. q. B., b z, entered by Bob SteSai
q of Kansas City.
I 3 Golden girl, b. III, entered by Ere
: Wiudish. OF Troy, Kansas.
e l. Woolly Jim, b. z, entered by y.
: Kirby, Of Jerseyville, Ill.
). Lighibird T. :, entered 10y VI. Dot
6. Almeta, :. M, entered by Lee
Sinclair, OF Omaha.
y :. VIM. T., blk. g, entered by Jam
= Newbro, OF Dayton, Ohio.
= ). VI irshal T., :. =, entered by {.
Y Clark, Of Mexico, No.
. Gypsy Girl, b. M, entered by }.
Howard, Fulton, Mo.
10. Lycurgus, b. s., entered by }.
: Mcclure, of Sedalia.
re Ii. Windsor, b. <, entered Icy Dan A
~ der>on. of Hiawa ha, Kansas.
r There will be two running races to-d'
he The first, one mile and repeat, all ag
er the second, three-quarter mile dash
IL three-year-olds.
er For the first the entries are Pequ
rs. Avery and Gasoline, and for the secol
Dame s. and Howard Grey. This last
oil The running race that was on the p
H. gramme Tor yesterday.
a. SECOND DAY.
Yesterday morning opened with clou
Is. sky and a heavy rain much TO the dis
~ pointment of many hundreds who /
rs fully expected to attend the fair. By no
however, the storm had passed and the
a turned out very pleasant. This OF course
It's a large measure removed the gloomy
ok prehension that had begun to take p
ession of the managers but it was too
~ to hope for much OF crowd iiom aOrC