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


The first thing after dinner was. 10 finish
up the trot in the 229 class in when three
heats ad been trOtted the dav before. The
horses came TO the score in the same order
as before, except that Jack Catlin was be-
hind Gypsy Girl, instead OF the coIored
man that drove her the other heats
The horses were ruIg up al
1:45, and at tn second score got of
well together, with q. &. half he1d IL
the lead. AT the quarter pole they scan
tered and were strung out 10 the turn. with
q. B. still leading, closely followed bv
Gipsey Girl and Daisy. Al the half mile
q. b. was about two lengths ahead, whicn
he kept up until the three-quarter mile was
reached, when they got pretty well together
again and came in over the home stretch,
close together, q. B. coming under the
wire first, a half length ahead
of Gypsy Girl; Daisy third.
Winder fourth, Woolly Jim fifth. This
gave the race TO q. B. 1t was considered
that q. B., would win, by ten to one, al
though this last heat was the best OF the
fair all the horses going without breaks,
and making good time. The time was
2:2S4.
TrOtting 2:4O class, purse 800.
The entries in Il is race were White
Stocking, Trouble, Ham and Iva Irwin,
but Ham got hurt night before last and Ida
showed up lame. So White Stocking and
Trouble were the only ones that came to
the track. The Judges selected yesterday
were u. L. Hall, of Chicago, I. VI Hn-ch,
and I. J. Smith, of Sedalia.
FIRST HEAT.
The horses got good start at first trial
but both broke at the Erst turn. Trouble
was the first TO recover and then White
Stocking was away behind, and al the half
mile she was at least 100 yards behind, but
on the second round she got her legs again,
while Trouble made a bad break and came
In on the finish on a gallo, but White
Stocking stuck to her work and came in
an easy winner by two lengths. Time
2:372.
SECOND HEAT.
The horses made a nice start and settled
down to square work Trouble led TO the
quarter and at the half mile pole was at
least two lengths ahead, bat on the second
round Write Stocking began II gradually, |
close up the gap d on the home stretch
passed Trouble and came under the wire
THIRD HEAT.
The third and last heat was q fair start,
with White Stocking slightly IL the lead
On the turn both horses broke al the anne
time, but White Stocking was the first
to find her legs and from that to the
finish never broke. Trouble broke again
at the quarter pole, and al the half-miie
White Stocking was two lengths ahead
She kept this distance in the second round
and came out winner by three lengths
or more. Time 2:29.
Pacing, 2:2J class, Purse 800.
La this race the horses were: County |
Girl, y lie B, b lie Davis, Willie T aud |
Newkirk. Country Girl got the pole with |
Nellie b, second, Newkirk, third, Willie |
F. fourth, Belle Davis, thcrd.
FIRST HEAT.
The start was IN ade without aDv mon |
keying and was a good one for all, with !
Nellie in the lead, bat she broke at the |
first turn and at the quarter pole they were
all string OFT with Country Girl ahead |
and they reached the halt mile pole
sill badly scattered. On the second round .
they collec ed little better and did some
very pretty pacing On the home stretch.
Country Girl got to the front and kept the
position to the finish. They came under
the wire In the following Older: Country
Girl first, Newkirk second, Belle Davis
third, Willie F., fourth and Nellie B.. mar
rowly escaped being distanced. Tine
2:24k.
SECOND HEAT.
The start on this heat was a
very bad one. Country Girl being
ut isast two lengths behind, the balance
fairly together. Nellie B. took the lead on
the fist quarter clearly followed by New
kirk and Willie aud did not lose her
place up TO the finish. They came under
the wire Nellie B first, Newkirk second.
Count ~ Girl third, Belle Davis fourth.
Willie F fifth. The flyers paced we'll to-
gether all the way round with no break