The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-09-28
Running-Mile and Repeat. Purse
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Running-Mile and Repeat.Purse
$125OO.
This was the most Exciting race OF the
| day. The entries were Pequat. l.. VI. Ben
son; Avery, NJ. Williams; Gasoline, Joe
/ 3. Davis. At the start ii was found that
Pequat was a bad and very Sulky one,
and il was hard to get a good start. The
positions as drawn We're: Gasoline the pole,
| Pequat cOnd place. and Avery laird.
After several trials the horses were let 70
with Avery about one length behind, and
Gasoline in the lead. The little ma with
Claude Burkholder on her back, kept the
lead and Rugged the inside all the heat.
Claude managed her like Il Mdrrny. and
brought her under the wire one -ength
ahead OF Avery, while Pequat Was left al
the distance pole. Too much cannot bssaii
OF little Claude's riding and the perfect
actions OF Gasoline on this heat lime l:5l.
SECOND HEAT.
When the two horses cane in
the ring this time II was
evident from the looks Of Gasoline and
Claud that they were going to VII. The
start was good with Avery slightly IN the
lead, bat on the turn Avery Tell back ABOUT
TWO lengths, aud then gradually closed the
gap to the half mile post which they passed
Al neck and neck. AT the turR Avery
acted as if he was pulled 10 the outside by
his rider. He sheered away some ten or
twelve yards from his proper position,
while Gasoline kept right along. When
Avery got back 10 his proper place he was
thirty yards behind, AM az the three-quar-
t-r post he was two lengths behind He
gained slowly on the home-stretch and
came cut only two lengths behind. Then
commenced 4 grand kick aLlong the bet
tiers a great Gro sd gathered around the
Judges stand. Men and and boys shouted
that the horse had been pulled OF. The
Judges after brief consultation decided that
it was no heat ard ordered Newt Douglas
TO take charge OF the horse, and the rider,
Tom Barry was barred
Next Douglas then put Warren Gallagher
on Avery ana another heat had 10 be run.
During the resting spell Mr.. J. i. Davis
ordered the bookseller to keep right along
sell ng for him, although he had then Sl0O
in the box, on Gasoline. The start on the
third heat was as fair as CO. Id be-
Gasoline took the lead al once and
kept i. all the way 70 the finish. On the
second round, at the turn Avery did worse
with his new rider than he had before. and
went to the outer edge OF the track. Tom
Barry jumped up and down in great glee,
As he had conten ed all he time that he
had done his bes; with the horse. The
act 5 that Gasoline won both heats fair
and square.
Gasolin Is by imported Glengary,
first dam out OF old Sue Wynn, grand old
daughter OF Nandal. who was never beat
tour mile heats. The longer Gasoline
runs the better she gets. she came on the
track yesterday afternoon looking like a
peacock.
The little rider, the second Isaac Mur-
ply. was game to the last, and in the third
heat came IN looking back at Avery thirty
yards behind. Mr.. Davis can tie proud of
little Claude, az he sends all of his horses
TO victory. He Is oroughbred, same a.
the horses, and rides game and with good
judgment.
Today viii be the biggest racing day of
the week, and should be witnessed bv every
lover OF sport The following is the pro-
gramme:
FREE-FoR-ALL TRoT-PURsE $500
l. e. B., b. g, entered by Boo Stewart,
Kansas City.
,. Consul Oh. 5, entered by c. E..
Mayne, Omaha.
;. Annie King, 5. w., entered by Lee
W. Sinclair, Omaha.
4. Joe Davis, br. z, entered by James
Newbro, Dayton, Ohio.
D. Albert France, bl. e, entered by
Frank Van Nees, Chicago.
q. j: e, bl. g, entered by Frank Van
Nees, Chicago.
.. Rarely, or. g., entered by c. Fl.
Cramer, Kans CITY.
), Gypsy Girl, b. ~, entered by J. III.
Howard, Fulton No.
2:3i CLAss-TRoTrISG-PU 800.
/. Lycurgus, b. g, entered by J. B. Nc
Cure, edalia.
2. White Stocking, b. e., entered by |
Bob Stewart, Kansas City.
). Tr uble, b. g., entered by S. Gilman,
Sedalia.
1. Ham, blk, s., entered BY s. C. Full
Ter, Sedal 3.
D. Equity, b. m, entered by A. J. COL
iren, Maryyille, No.
6. Robert Rysdyke, br. s., entered by
Dan Anderson, Maryville.
Z Monitor, blk. s., entered by Lew
Glenn. Mt. Pleasant, Iowa.
5. Tom Allen, b. g. entered by Ward &
Allen, Moberly, Mo.
.. Marshal L, s. s., entered by G.. F.
Clark, Mexico, No.
10. Ida Irwin. b. m, entered by w. r
Carter, Mexico, No.